Conservative remains wary of Supreme Court
New American, The, Dec 12, 2005 by John F. McManus
> "What is there to be jubilant about? We have a Supreme Court that has been essentially lawless in so many respects for decades now, and a lot of work has to be done to restore it to its proper role." While attending a Federalist Society convention in Washington, President Edward Whelan III of the Ethics and Public Policy Center responded when a comment was made to the effect that he must be happy about Judge Samuel Alito being nominated for a place on the high court.
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