[itsahoot]

but my small dose of legal training says that the courts aren't going to be excluded when someone challenges a treaty provision as a violation of the Constitution.

Or as Andy Jackson said, they have made their decision, now let them enforce it.

[Comstock1]

If the courts say something is illegal and the government continues, what is a conservative to do? I've never had the privliege of swearing an oath to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States, but I think I know how quite a few people who have taken that oath would feel. I think it is now deeply ingrained that the government has no authority to order an illegal action. If we didn't take that away form Nuremburg, then what did we?