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we have an earnest national conversation about which direction we want to steer it? Yet there is an obvious gulf between the rapt attention America pays to its big Supreme Court rulings and the perpetual indifference voters have about the judiciary. Everyone gets all fired up for landmark rulings and then everyone shuffles off and forgets about judges when it's time to vote. Worried the week's results are temporary? Vote this November with an eye toward judicial nominations to the federal bench. Don't like the results this week? Vote. Care about same-sex marriage or voting rights for the Court's next term? Vote. As Sen. Lindsay Graham (R-S.C.) always says: "elections matter."Vote because, at the end of it all,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and as we saw especially this week, there are the courts. Vote because the courts, and especially the Supreme Court, usually are required to make the hard choices that lawmakers are consistently unable or unwilling to make on their own. Just think of all the ambiguous and contradictory legislation