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To have such thought – to even consider it from a knowledgeable professional - in this nation today is tantamount to thinking of shooting your new born baby.
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/12/31/opinion/lets-give-up-on-the-constitution.html?pagewanted=all
"Our obsession with the Constitution has saddled us with a dysfunctional political system, kept us from debating the merits of divisive issues and inflamed our public discourse. Instead of arguing about what is to be done, we argue about what James Madison might have wanted done 225 years ago. As someone who has taught constitutional law for almost 40 years, I am ashamed it took me so long to see how bizarre all this is. Imagine that after careful study a government official — say, the president or one of the party leaders in Congress — reaches a considered judgment that a particular course of action is best for the country. Suddenly, someone bursts into the room with new information: a group of white propertied men who have been dead for two centuries, knew nothing of our present situation, acted illegally under existing law and thought it was fine to own slaves might have disagreed with this course of action. Is it even remotely rational that the official should change his or her mind because of this divination?"
- The Founding Fathers Could Have Predicted President Obama's Decision Not To Seek Congress' Approval For Military Action In Libya
James Madison would have smiled had he heard about President Obama’s maneuver, seemingly in defiance of the War Powers Act, to avoid asking Congress to authorize military action inLibya. The act, passed in 1973, came at a time when theVietnam War...
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Washington Times: Bipartisan Congress rebuffs Obama on Libya mission Crossing party lines to deliver a stunning rebuke to the commander in chief, the vast majority of the House voted Friday for resolutions telling President Obama he has broken the constitutional...
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American Spectator: My Thoughts on Watching the Dems Stab the Constitution on the Congressional Floor By Ben Stein 1. This is a "bill" that is clearly not really a Constitutionally allowable legislative entity, eligible for signature into law. For it...
- Bill Will Ban 'white-only' Bnp
The UK government is, yet again, shooting themselves in the foot. They are basically forcing the BNP to give up being obvious about their bullshit. So, what will happen is, the BNP will amend their Constitution and go on being exactly what they are,...
- Quo Vadis America?
I’ve been thinking. A dangerous thing, I know. I’ve been at this blogging thing for a few years now; many other have been at it much longer. I started out like all of us, I guess, with the idea that by educating others to the threat from Islam we...
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Adios America ! You Had a Great Run
To have such thought – to even consider it from a knowledgeable professional - in this nation today is tantamount to thinking of shooting your new born baby.
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/12/31/opinion/lets-give-up-on-the-constitution.html?pagewanted=all
"Our obsession with the Constitution has saddled us with a dysfunctional political system, kept us from debating the merits of divisive issues and inflamed our public discourse. Instead of arguing about what is to be done, we argue about what James Madison might have wanted done 225 years ago. As someone who has taught constitutional law for almost 40 years, I am ashamed it took me so long to see how bizarre all this is. Imagine that after careful study a government official — say, the president or one of the party leaders in Congress — reaches a considered judgment that a particular course of action is best for the country. Suddenly, someone bursts into the room with new information: a group of white propertied men who have been dead for two centuries, knew nothing of our present situation, acted illegally under existing law and thought it was fine to own slaves might have disagreed with this course of action. Is it even remotely rational that the official should change his or her mind because of this divination?"
- The Founding Fathers Could Have Predicted President Obama's Decision Not To Seek Congress' Approval For Military Action In Libya
James Madison would have smiled had he heard about President Obama’s maneuver, seemingly in defiance of the War Powers Act, to avoid asking Congress to authorize military action inLibya. The act, passed in 1973, came at a time when theVietnam War...
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Washington Times: Bipartisan Congress rebuffs Obama on Libya mission Crossing party lines to deliver a stunning rebuke to the commander in chief, the vast majority of the House voted Friday for resolutions telling President Obama he has broken the constitutional...
-
American Spectator: My Thoughts on Watching the Dems Stab the Constitution on the Congressional Floor By Ben Stein 1. This is a "bill" that is clearly not really a Constitutionally allowable legislative entity, eligible for signature into law. For it...
- Bill Will Ban 'white-only' Bnp
The UK government is, yet again, shooting themselves in the foot. They are basically forcing the BNP to give up being obvious about their bullshit. So, what will happen is, the BNP will amend their Constitution and go on being exactly what they are,...
- Quo Vadis America?
I’ve been thinking. A dangerous thing, I know. I’ve been at this blogging thing for a few years now; many other have been at it much longer. I started out like all of us, I guess, with the idea that by educating others to the threat from Islam we...