Justice Scalia Doesn't Give A 'Merda' About The Shutdown
What are Justice Scalia's thoughts on the shutdown?
[The government shutdown is] not my business. I have a deal with the Congress. I leave them alone. They leave me alone.
— Justice Antonin Scalia, in remarks delivered yesterday at Tufts University. Scalia went on to note that the shutdown had not yet affected the Supreme Court’s ability to do work, and that no staff had been furloughed as a result of it.
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