Justice Thomas said the majority was wrong about the facts in the United States and abroad and wrong as a matter of principle to take account of international opinion.
In a joint dissent, the four conservatives said the majority was wrong to portray its ruling as "judicial modesty" when "it amounts instead to a vast judicial overreaching".
Moore thinks that the idea of a moral majority is wrong, and was probably wrong when it was created: he suspects that earnest, orthodox Christians have always been outnumbered.
In the year since the Supreme Court handed down its 183-page decision in Citizens United, the liberal objection to it has gradually boiled down to a single sentence: The majority was wrong to grant First Amendment rights to corporations.
Piketty's claim that a stalling of growth is bad for the majority is wrong: a stalling of growth, and a willingness to see that we can't keep growing the pie now that the ingredients are running out, will finally be what forces the majority to take back some of the wealth being hoarded by the rich.
As long as we are debating this issue of necessity for a health-of-the-mother exception on the basis of Casey, it is really quite impossible for us dissenters to contend that the majority is wrong on the law any more than it could be said that one is wrong in law to support or oppose the death penalty, or to support or oppose mandatory minimum sentences.
The ruling white minority didn't just wake up one day and realize that their legal discrimination against the black majority was wrong; extreme economic pressure was applied to twist their arms.
They were wrong — the "moving" majority dropped to a minority.
House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) said King's comments were "wrong," and House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va).
The Congressional Democrats' racketeering lawsuit against Tom DeLay, the House majority whip, is wrong, ethically, legally and politically.
