“It is sometimes said that the Constitution is a document of majestic generalities. I view it differently. As I see it, the Constitution is primarily a document of majestic specificity, and those specific words have meaning, which absent constitutional amendment continue to bind
us as judges, legislators, and executive officials.” Most interesting in speech is Judge Kavanaugh’s criticism of Rehnquist opinion Morrison v Olson —which some @SenateDems on Judiciary sure to treat as open door to demanding Judge Kennedy comment on other decisions. BUT Judge
Kavanaugh is likely to respond that Morrison is a unique case, incapable of recurring before #SCOTUS as IC law is gone and not mourned, so it was appropriate to discuss that but not cases that might return in different form to Court.
