The absurd gun case that unified the Supreme Court

In a surprising turn, the Supreme Court found common ground on a case involving gun rights and marijuana use, with all justices agreeing that the law was absurd. Conservative justices, typically staunch gun advocates, and liberal justices, often more lenient on marijuana, both agreed that the case's extreme nature required a different approach. This unusual consensus highlights the Court's ability to set aside ideological divides when a law is widely seen as nonsensical. The decision underscores how even deeply entrenched issues can sometimes be resolved through a shared sense of common sense.