Guardians of the Constitution

As each of the Justices mature and grow in years, the chance of retirements will grow. Appointments to the Supreme Court will grow and thus the importance of winning the Presidency will grow. Each vote is an important one in a Constitutional-Republic form of Government, and nowhere is that more evident than in the United States Supreme Court. With only nine votes to be counted, there is not much room for error.

As each of the most important issues to each of us become increasingly controversial, you can be sure that eventually they will be decided by nine people. Nine people we personally put in office by electing various Presidents.

Chief Justice William Rehnquist

Justice Anthony Kennedy

Justice Sandra Day O'Connor

Justice Antonin Scalia

Justice David Souter

Justice John Paul Stevens

Justice Clarence Thomas

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Justice Stephen G. Breyer