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Conservatives Are Weird as Hell - Think That Zombie Scalia Should Still Decide Cases!

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Another conservative lawyer is suggesting that Antonin Scalia should be allowed to decide U.S. Supreme Court cases from beyond the grave.

 

Hans von Spakovsky, a senior fellow at the conservative Heritage Foundation and a former Bush administration official, argued that Scalia’s votes on some pending cases should be counted even after his Feb 13 death, reported Right Wing Watch.

 

The conservative legal activist said the late justice had already heard oral arguments in some cases before the court, including Friedrichs v. California Teachers Association, which could hobble public sector unions.

 

Von Spakovsky told religious right broadcaster Sandy Rios that Scalia had already cast his vote in conference after hearing arguments — and he said Chief Justice John Roberts had an “absolute obligation” to count the deceased jurist’s vote.

 

https://www.rawstory.com/2016/02/conservatives-think-zombie-scalia-should-decide-cases-including-this-bush-voter-fraud-crusader/

And here I thought that the left was the only side guilty of making use of the dead voting demographic.

Your bias is showing.

 

His source, as usual, is telling of that.

SF accusing someone of being weird.......

 

Pot meet kettle.

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