🌸Abbey🌸: Jeffrey Rosen, president and CEO of the National Constitution Center and law professor at George Washington University - and brother-in-law of Neal Katyal, oddly enough Wrote this 👇 John Roberts Is Just Who the Supreme Court Needed (Published 2020)

Neal Katyal, Former Solicitor General under Obama, now Georgetown Law Professor. Describes himself as an "extremist centrist". Wrote this 👇 Why Liberals Should Back Neil Gorsuch

Opinion | Why Liberals Should Back Neil Gorsuch (Published 2017)www.nytimes.com We disagree on many things, but he has the right temperament and independence for the Supreme Court.

Akhil Reed Amar, Liberal Yale Law professor. Wrote this 👇 A Liberal’s Case for Brett Kavanaugh

Opinion | A Liberal’s Case for Brett Kavanaugh (Published 2018)www.nytimes.com It is hard to name anyone else with such strong judicial credentials.

Noah Feldman, Liberal Harvard Law professor. Wrote this 👇 Amy Coney Barrett Deserves to Be on the Supreme Court (Published 2020)

Amy Coney Barrett Deserves to Be on the Supreme Courtwww.bloomberg.com I disagree with Trump's judicial nominee on almost everything. But I still think she's brilliant.

Jeffrey Rosen, president and CEO of the National Constitution Center and law professor at George Washington University - and brother-in-law of Neal Katyal, oddly enough Wrote this 👇 John Roberts Is Just Who the Supreme Court Needed (Published 2020)

John Roberts Is Just Who the Supreme Court Neededwww.theatlantic.com The chief justice has worked to persuade his colleagues to put institutional legitimacy above partisanship.

These are the cream of the crop of the liberal legal intelligentsia 🤷 How is it any wonder Republicans so completely out-maneuvered Democrats on court stacking? The Liberal establishment is not coming to save us. From their ivory towers they can hardly even see us.

These individuals are being self-interested as lawyers and law professors, I think. Some people pointed it out at the time, as a reason to disregard their stated opinions. They wanted to place their students as clerks, and their clients' cases might end up before the judges they were flattering.

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