Judicial Interpretation Debate
The discussion highlights the contrasting views on judicial interpretation, with a strong defense of originalism and the belief that judges should adhere strictly to the Constitution as written. The argument emphasizes that a flexible interpretation leads to a judiciary that operates outside the bounds of democratic accountability, ultimately undermining the rights reserved for the states and the people. As the Gorsuch hearings unfold, the focus shifts to the implications of judicial nominations and their impact on the system.In this clip
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The Ben Shapiro Show
Ep. 274 - Trump's Judicial Pick Shines
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