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In reply to the discussion: I can't find in US Constitution where it says... [View all]Jack Sprat
(2,500 posts)41. Modern era Repubs don't care.
They want to write new rules and stack the courts with conservatives who interpret laws to their liking. The constitution has no relevance for them if it disagrees or interferes with their agenda. The Teabag Repubs have their own idea of government that only works for them and their fantasies of how people should live and die.
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I can’t find in US Constitution where it says "The SCOTUS can enact LAWS", can you?
Vincardog
Sep 2012
#2
Um, try this to see how it fits in, but it seems to say they can rule on all laws, not enact them:
freshwest
Sep 2012
#4
That was an intrepretation, not law making or enforcing. They interpreted the 14th Amendment:
freshwest
Sep 2012
#43
Hey truedelphi...I resent your remark about the "US public are too stupid to understand". Let me
jonesgirl
Oct 2012
#47
I can’t find in US Constitution where it says "the rich are allowed to buy politicians and elections
Viva_Daddy
Sep 2012
#10
I think the Constitution says (or implies) exactly the opposite for your points 2 and 3.
George II
Sep 2012
#20
You're not reading the Teahadist What-Our-Forefathers-Meant-Not-What-They-Said
valerief
Oct 2012
#55