I disagreed with her opinion, and yet I recall that she said--she wrote in that opinion that perhaps there would be a time in the future, perhaps 25 years in the future, where we could back and revisit and where we would no longer justify preferences.
King references Justice O'Connor's opinion on affirmative action and future reconsideration.
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