Cracks show in line of GOP senators joining leadership to block Obama’s Supreme Court pick
But one senator is worred about being 'obstructionist.'
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Articles tagged Antonin Scalia
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Antonin Scalia’s most consequential views on life and family
The court's longest-serving justice brought his penetrating mind to bear on the right to life and the nature of marriage in ways that still bear reading, and re-reading, today.
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Scalia and the meaning of justice
Scalia was an ardent defender of the principle that the right to life has been severely denigrated by the United States Supreme Court since the infamous Roe and Doe surgical abortion decisions of 1973.
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Justice Scalia’s death raises the stakes for 2016 election
The 79-year-old justice's unexpected passing brings to the fore another fight between GOP Senate leaders and President Barack Obama.
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Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia found dead at 79
The father of nine children was a hero of pro-life and pro-family Americans.
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Roundup: America reacts to Justice Scalia’s death
Scores of pro-life and Catholic leaders, politicians, legal voices, and others reacted with sadness, condolences, and praise.
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A giant has fallen — the death of Justice Antonin Scalia and the future of constitutional government
Antonin Scalia is almost surely the most influential justice to sit on the Supreme Court in many decades. The loss of his influence, as well as his his crucial vote, is monumental.
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Justice Scalia: the Constitution’s great defender against sex-crazed tyranny
The future looks bleaker without Scalia sitting stolidly between the Sexual Revolution and the Constitution.
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Justice Scalia: Claiming that the US Constitution imposes secularism is ‘absurd’
'There is no place for that in our constitutional tradition.'
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Justice Scalia on gay ‘marriage’: ‘I don’t know how you can get more extreme than that’
'Saying that the Constitution requires [homosexual] practice, which is contrary to the religious beliefs of many of our citizens – I don't know how you can get more extreme than that.'
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