General Patton and The Chief Justice

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	General Patton and The Chief Justice

As a former Marine Corps combat engineer, I appreciate Army general George S. Patton, Jr. Just before his troops stormed Normandy beaches to help liberate Europe, he gave them a rousing speech. The general reminded them that they had all “admired the champion marble player, the fastest runner . . . and the All-American football players.” General Patton’s inspirational point? “Americans love a winner.”

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