What do the last three big Supreme Court decisions have in common?  The liberal four all voted alike.    What about the conservative five?  They disagreed a lot among themselves.  There is nothing predictable about the five, as many of us learned last week. On the subsidies, not one of these four liberals raised a single objection: hey, guys, shouldn't we read the law as written?  Is it really our job to rewrite what Congress wrote?   On the marriage case, not one said this: hey guys, didn't Justice Ginsburg once said that it would have been better to leave abortion in the hands of voters?  Shouldn't we sit back and give the public a little time to figure this out across the land?  Aren't a bunch of states already discussing this?  Let's trust the people and send this one back to the states. On the EPA, the liberal four voted together...(Read Full Post)