Breyer wrote a
narrow opinion against the Administration that got Kennedy's vote; Scalia wrote for the other conservatives wanting more. I can live with it; still think
pro forma sessions a joke, needing a quorum in the NLRB provided a special situation as did political realities here. But, they also led (for now)
a response regarding executive appointments. Plus, scheduling rules gives the House power to block Senate adjournment and thus apparently power over appointments. A bit strange. And, the opinion is sane.
