He's great and spanks the Libs when they act like naughty children. I heard him give a speech shortly after his elevation to the Court and he's brilliant.

Scalia is the original activist.

Scalia is the liar who said Al Gore brought the 2000 election to the courts, when everybody knows it was the Bush campaign who filed suit first to deny our right to vote. While continuing to try to rewrite history, Scalia hypocritically attacks those who criticize his judicial activism in the 2000 election. This is typical Scalia.

"Thomas voted to overturn precedent 23 times and Justice Scalia 19 times, while the court's four liberals did so in 10 cases or fewer."

http://www.nytimes.com/2006/09/11/opinion/11mon...

Thomas and Scalia are competing to see who can be the #1 judicial activist on the bench. The liberal judges aren`t even in the same league.

He keeps the Libs in check. Listen to his wisdom and learn. Scalia was in the minority for the infamous Imminent Domain case and I like that. I think that those on both ends of the political spectrum should consider that.

"Rather than look at constitutional cases, or challenges to statutes, they looked at challenges to federal agency actions, judging a justice to be "activist" based upon how often he or she votes to overturn an agency decision."

You're joking right??? They looked at challenges to federal agency actions????

Actions taken by unelected, unaccountable bureaucrats?? That makes him an activist??

They see Breyer as "restrained" because he is willing to let unelected, unaccountable bureaucrats make decisions??

That is just bizarre!