There he was in January, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy elbow-to-elbow with first lady Laura Bush, encouraging Washington, D.C., high school students to spread the word about fundamental American values in the wake of Sept. 11. Then on March 5, Kennedy was in the news again, speaking with passion before a Senate budget committee about the “frustration and disappointment” felt by federal judges over the failure of Congress to raise their pay.
Two weeks later, Kennedy made headlines again, this time decrying the “drug culture” and suggesting during an oral argument that students who object to drug testing might prefer to attend a “druggie school.”
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