Can the White House Press Corps Ask A Simple Question?

Scottie gets up there and keeps saying that Roberts is the kind of judge who won't legislate from the bench. To date does anyone know what SCOTUS decisions the Bush Administration believes are examples of "legislating from the bench"? Isn't that a simple question to ask? Something like, "Hey, Scottie, can you give us an example of some decisions that are examples of legislating from the bench?"

Does do they mean Brown v. Topeka Bd. of Education that banned school segregation? What about Grisold v. Conn. that established the right to privacy for married couples to have sex? What exactly are they talking about?

If the WH press corp has asked this question, and if you know what Scottie said, can you let me know in the comments section of this diary?

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