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To: Kaslin

I DON’T want a “Constitutional Convention”.

We HAVE the Constitutional mechanisms in place to effectuate what we want. We just don’t have voters SMART enough to elect people with the courage to USE them.

A Constitutional Convention is the key for the left to destroy the Bill of Rights.


4 posted on 10/06/2011 11:13:49 AM PDT by ZULU (DUMP Obama in 2012)
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To: ZULU
We HAVE the Constitutional mechanisms in place to effectuate what we want. We just don’t have voters SMART enough to elect people with the courage to USE them.

And we don't have enough smart voters to kick out the people, RINOs and democrats, who are working against us. That's the easiest solution - boot out the RINOs and democrats, and stop electing RINOs.
42 posted on 10/06/2011 3:09:16 PM PDT by af_vet_rr
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To: ZULU

Why, oh why, how, oh how do people imagine that the cure for a disaster which exists solely because the constitution is not followed is to rewrite the constitution which is not being followed. If the doctor writes a prescription which they never have filled and they get sicker do they demand that he write another?

I abandoned my resolutions that I made last New Year’s day but not to worry, I will make some new ones come January first.

This constitution or any other that might be written is worthless until and unless we have honest judges to interpret it and honest legislative and executive branches to abide by it. As it is we have not even one of the three. If we had them the present constitution would serve us very well.


46 posted on 10/06/2011 6:30:54 PM PDT by RipSawyer ("IDIOCRACY" is a documentary of current conditions in America.)
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