Is the Court's Job in Order to Tell Congress to Act?

Marshal: The senate in particular, doesn't want to take hard line votes on any cultural issue whatsoever. So they punt it up to the supreme court, or they engineer it such that the battles over those issues get confined to one supreme court nomination per president. But at the end of the day, it's not the court's job to absolve itself of responsibility. It's the people's job to get some responsibility and make the people that they elect actually do something about it. How you actually do all that, i don't know. We have a lot of different episodes, i think, that we talk to lead drut men. That may be one that you could go and