Soon there will be confirmation hearings on a new Justice for the United States Supreme Court. Politics and partisanship will most likely take center stage in the hearings. But more important than the person eventually seated will be the Constitution of the United States which they are sworn to uphold.
While Supreme Court Justices are very important, they, like Presidents, come and go, while the Constitution remains. We can have poor justices, unwise justices, and even corrupt justices. However, the Constitution, even when interpreted poorly (e.g. Roe v Wade), still has …
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