[Kalamata]

>>jeffersondem wrote: “From the point of view of the Lincolnian caucus I suppose that makes sense.”

It is always good to invoke a qualifier when debating those who are hell-bent on remaining ideologically-complacent, the nation be damned. They seem to believe
the Founding Fathers were so stupid that they transferred their respective states’ sovereignties, without recourse, to a central government that is allowed to make any law it pleases, as long as five unelected, politically-appointed-for-life judges agree that the law is, in fact, “constitutional.” Now, because of that complacency, the fate of the nation rests precariously on the next Supreme Court justice appointment.

Mr. Kalamata

[jeffersondem]

“They seem to believe the Founding Fathers were so stupid that they transferred their respective states’ sovereignties, without recourse, to a central government that is allowed to make any law it pleases, as long as five unelected, politically-appointed-for-life judges agree that the law is, in fact, “constitutional.””

Worse, judges frequently vote to pass a new law of their own.