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In reply to the discussion: Nat'l Journal: Republicans Close to Violating the Constitution [View all]90-percent
(6,956 posts)13. Question
Was George W. Bush serving as President when he said; "The Constitution? That's just a goddamned piece of paper." That a President could speak so condescendingly to a document upon which our Country is based, is simply beyond my comprehension!
Which was even more appalling than "Those weapons of mass destruction have to be around here somewhere!"
They only abide by the parts of the Constitution they were told to like.
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Because while the President would be obeying the 14th amendment, he would be breaking
stevenleser
Oct 2013
#40
K&R!! I'm sure most Re/Teapuke have committed several crimes for which they should've been arrested.
hue
Oct 2013
#10
Everyone knows the only REAL part about the Constitution is to have guns, guns
joeybee12
Oct 2013
#11
The Constitution. In GOP circles, it's better known as "that g/ddamn piece of paper."
blkmusclmachine
Oct 2013
#24
So who would have standing to take them to court, and what would be the punishment of violating
Agnosticsherbet
Oct 2013
#26