“You don’t get to believe about it; the Supreme Court has ruled on it.” It’s unconstitutional because the Supreme Court says so, and the Supreme Court is never wrong about the Constitution.

This guy is no judicial conservative.

I don’t agree with him on gun control or the commuter tax or the 1996 welfare reform, but what’s more troubling is that he went to court to get the policy he wanted each and every time. He says he’s a “strict constructionist” now, but again and again he has invited judges to be activist. And he hasn’t repudiated any of that record.