Anthony Kennedy retiring? (Supreme Court)

[fan_since79]

The Washington Post is terrified at the prospect.

Rumors are that he will announce his retirement next week.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/the-terrifying-and-terrible-prospect-of-justice-kennedy-retiring/2017/06/23/bc73ff9a-5830-11e7-a204-ad706461fa4f_story.html?utm_term=.bff486bdc313

[Blarg]

That is a hysteric opinion.

[Tank]

dear justice kennedy,

if you retire at the young age of 81, a time when you can enjoy the fruits of your labor, your family and grandchildren, and go peacefully into the sunset, i'm afraid of a president i don't like nominating your replacement and it'll be your fault for him choosing someone who once called the speaker "mama pelosi." don't do it, anthony. but in case you do, here's a ton of guilt to make you reconsider.

signed, a whiny writer

[Jay]

Can't imagine working until age 81.

[Ordos]

I prefer an actual balance in government, to make sure one side isn't too incompetent in one direction vs another. I'll stay skeptical of Trump's possible choice maintaining the role that Kennedy has played until I see it, if Kennedy does retire.

[Ordos]

Also, I should have more coffee before I ramble too much.

[Jason]

26 minutes ago, Ordos said:

I prefer an actual balance in government, to make sure one side isn't too incompetent in one direction vs another. I'll stay skeptical of Trump's possible choice maintaining the role that Kennedy has played until I see it, if Kennedy does retire.

Yep. California is a perfect example of what happens when there is no political balance

[Ordos]

3 hours ago, Jason said:

Yep. California is a perfect example of what happens when there is no political balance

And the Kansas experiment on the flip side.

[Jason]

On 6/24/2017 at 0:51 PM, Ordos said:

And the Kansas experiment on the flip side.

 I can't say that I follow any Kansas politics (I do like Rand Paul though)