Commentary: Is the Supreme Court conservative? Not yet, anyway

By: Noah Feldman Bloomberg News July 6, 2012

Impeccable liberal sources, including the editorial page of The New York Times, insist that the court is radically activist and conservative, regardless of its decision to uphold the Affordable Care Act. Conservative observers continue to intone that the court is liberal and out of touch with America — as it has been for nearly 60 years, since Earl Warren was named chief justice in 1953.

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Commentary: Is the Supreme Court conservative? Not yet, anyway

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