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In reply to the discussion: Nat'l Journal: Republicans Close to Violating the Constitution [View all]I can accept that explanation. The idea of the bonds crossed my mind while I was typing but it didn't come out right. Thanks for the correction.
I think my brain is full and I need to open the release valve! The pressure of the last couple weeks seems to be getting all muddled in there.
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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