I rarely agree with the Post, but I do agree with many points made in its editorial today, "A Judicial Misfire." Whether the result ultimately proves right or wrong, the entire opinion is amateurish. If a junior associate, or a judge's law clerk, produced work product like this, he/she would be put on warning or terminated. It's also demeaning to the federal judiciary to look so blatantly partisan.
In the end, the chief victim of the decision is going to be the judge's reputation, not the administration.
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