US Supreme Court declares US Constitution unconstitutional

[Stardust Mirror]

Justices rule that nowhere in the Constitution does it explicitly say that the Constitution is constitutional


Also, they handed down a decision that democracy is socialism and therefore illegal.

And that 6 is 9.

[Omnipresent]

1. It seems like they're heading in that direction.

[lastlib]

2. Thus clearing the way for Slobfather to do....

...whatever the hell he wants.

Asked for a statement, Sen. Mitch McConnell pulled his head into his shell.

[BlueKota]

4. I think Mitch is a two headed turtle

Sometimes when he's askeed by the press he says things blasting Trump, but then in the very next interview, "I'm going to vote for him."

[lastlib]

18. You could be right!

I hadn't thought of that possibility.

[twodogsbarking]

3. DU member rules that The Supreme Court isn't even close to supreme.

[Smackdown2019]

5. If this was true, as opinion is actually factual

If this is actually factual that they ruled as such, then they ruled their jobs away.

If they declared the US Constitution as unconstitutional, then that document giving the position to rule would cease to end their seats.

[central scrutinizer]

21. Liar's paradox

[surfered]

6. Good one!

[Kid Berwyn]

7. That makes things a lot easier.

Especially for traitorous bastards.

[Irish_Dem]

8. The Constitution and US laws are in their way.

In their goal for total permanent power and wealth.

[ChazInAz]

9. When FDR was running for his second term,

He was plagued by a similar court that was blocking all progress on the New Deal. In a fireside chat, he laid out his planned restructuring of the SC. Justices over the age of seventy would become Justices Emeritus, having as a bloc only one vote collectively. The rest of the court would then be expanded back to nine members.
Amazingly, after that chat and Roosevelt's reelection, the opposition ended.
President Biden ought to consider a similar little reading from The Book of Threats.

[liberalla]

20. I like that idea Chaz! and I'd never heard of that piece of history before...

Something similar in today's world would be most welcome.
It's certainly needed!

[SheilaAnn]

10. I'm looking for the name of Borowitz attached to this statement..LOL. n/t

[liberalla]

19. That was my first thought too!

[Hotler]

11. "Just a God damn piece of paper." nt

[Chainfire]

12. The majority of the current court think that they are the law.

[mountain grammy]

13. the corruption is clear and irrefutable

out there for all to see.

[AllaN01Bear]

14. ok. context please .

[Stardust Mirror]

15. no context

just being silly and trying to stir up shit

[Tommy Carcetti]

16. In all seriousness, the Electoral College would be unconstitutional...

...if it weren't actually in the Constitution.

[Stardust Mirror]

17. I wonder if the Electoral College be challenged

as taxation without representation: without equitable representation, that is.

I, a citizen, am not getting equal representation if others are getting extra representation (which the Electoral College does give those in low population states).

[Shrek]

22. There is no provision that protects representation in proportion to taxation n/t