Bush said: "On matters of justice, we must trust in the wisdom of our Founders and empower judges who understand that the Constitution means what it says. I have submitted judicial nominees who will rule by the letter of the law, not the whim of the gavel."
Maybe I'm imagining things, but I thought I saw a derisive smirk cross Stephen Breyer's face.
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