It seem plausible the he would have slept in his judge robes. He was a brilliant man. Which is why the reasoning he used in some of his opinions that were blatantly biased that much more awful. He was smart enough to realize he was being intellectually dishonest to serve his ideology…not the law.
It’s funny NOW to think that the entire brouhaha about same-sex marriage was ignoring the fact that the ONLY thing changed was gender of one of the partners in the marriage. That’s it. NOTHING ELSE was changed. And, by the way, contrary to the B.S. that was spread by the Evangelical Nutballs at the time, the world has NOT ended, and the entire country has NOT collapsed into perversion…just the Republican Party.
I sometimes wonder if J. Edgar Hoover would have married his longtime male lover had he lived in the modern world. Then, I decide, probably not: Hoover was always a coward besides being dishonest.
Well, I dunno, he was mighty fond of opera. Definitely suspect. According to George Chauncey’s “Gay New York”, in the forties men could be "taken in for questioning " when they’d been overheard talking about opera, in a bar suspected of being a gay haunt.
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kaffekup almost 6 years ago
Listen, Ant, if it’s good enough for evangelical preachers, it’s good enough for you, too!
Brass Orchid Premium Member almost 6 years ago
sorry… I’m not in right now… I’m probably off stifling my inner child or something… or maybe throttling… please leave a message…
zippy49 almost 6 years ago
“Methinks the lady doth protest too much…”
StackableContainers almost 6 years ago
It seem plausible the he would have slept in his judge robes. He was a brilliant man. Which is why the reasoning he used in some of his opinions that were blatantly biased that much more awful. He was smart enough to realize he was being intellectually dishonest to serve his ideology…not the law.
Packratjohn Premium Member almost 6 years ago
Res judicata, indeed. That’s his story and he’s sticking to it.
Masterskrain almost 6 years ago
It’s funny NOW to think that the entire brouhaha about same-sex marriage was ignoring the fact that the ONLY thing changed was gender of one of the partners in the marriage. That’s it. NOTHING ELSE was changed. And, by the way, contrary to the B.S. that was spread by the Evangelical Nutballs at the time, the world has NOT ended, and the entire country has NOT collapsed into perversion…just the Republican Party.
Godfreydaniel almost 6 years ago
I sometimes wonder if J. Edgar Hoover would have married his longtime male lover had he lived in the modern world. Then, I decide, probably not: Hoover was always a coward besides being dishonest.
mfrasca almost 6 years ago
Scalia followed William Mandella and Marygay Potter through a collapsar.
Matt Gilbert Premium Member almost 6 years ago
The only reason I was sad two years ago when the judge passed was that there would be no more Judge Scalia Dancing Bug toons. :(
AndrewSihler almost 6 years ago
Well, I dunno, he was mighty fond of opera. Definitely suspect. According to George Chauncey’s “Gay New York”, in the forties men could be "taken in for questioning " when they’d been overheard talking about opera, in a bar suspected of being a gay haunt.
jpozenel almost 6 years ago
“The Tool Shed” must be the equivalent to Home Depot. Why else would he be there?
Packratjohn Premium Member almost 6 years ago
In panel 1, who, exactly, is the other person, or creature, in the bed?