Conservatives adhere to their own brand of politically correct narrow thinking when they define court decisions and jurists they dislike as "activism" and "activists."
As if ideologically conservative decisions and jurists on the Right don't issue decisions that aren't seen as "activist" by those who disagree.
It's all subjective, and heavily semantic.
An example is here.
First he berates her for deferring to the Constitution rather than the legislature (Ferdon) and in the same breath he berates her for deferring to the legislature rather than the Constitution (State v. Scott K. Fisher).
ReplyDeleteHey - - no fair using logic.
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