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Justice Scalia was a frank man. Not only that, he was transparent.

One afternoon in the late spring of 1991, the home stretch of my law school career, the phone in The University of Chicago Law Review offices rang.

Justice Scalia visited the Law School in February 2012. He taught my constitutional law class—by “taught,” he said a few words about the Seventeenth Amendment and then fielded questions lobbed from the class about anything but the Seventeenth Amendment.

When former President Ronald Reagan died in 2004, an outpouring of praise followed from across the political spectrum.