In fact, this session will see the Legislature saddled with demands of the voters, who passed initiatives that both lower property taxes and require an increase in teachers' salaries. It should be interesting to watch. I expect they will be so caught up in passing a budget within the constraints imposed by the voters that they will have little time for anything else. And what time is available for other matters will be largely nonproductive because of the 49-49 split in the House. Their main job, after all, is to write wise laws.
Laws are words agreed upon to mean a particular thing.
Legislators spend their time putting words together so they will accomplish the desired results. The so-what principle says that even if the Legislature passes a law telling precisely when an election is to be certified, the Supreme Court can pick a different day if it helps out the Democrat agenda. The so-what principle means we never really know what the law is until there's a lawsuit. Even though the language is clear, the Supreme Court can disregard it at will. He therefore is the truest friend of the liberty of his country who tries most to promote its virtue.