be supreme

“But a lower court said no we can’t. The Supreme Court is supposed to be supreme court of the land. Something ain’t right.”

Like Montesquieu, Locke advocated for a separation of governmental powers in which the legislative, not the executive, would be supreme.

Of course, posthuman bliss would not be supreme absent immortality.

“The real question,” Mr. Woodward wrote, “was which whites should be supreme.”

No, most of us are not going to be supreme court justices.