[WhiskeyPapa]

"The Supreme Court has said much the same thing on numerous occasions, beginning in 1862."

Well, that just goes to show how wrong the Supreme Court can be, doesn't it.

What the Court thinks matters. What you think doesn't.

Walt

[Aurelius]

"What the Court thinks matters. What you think doesn't."

That's a stupid remark. Should I keep my opinion to myself because it hasn't the weight of law? There are certainly reasons enough why you should keep your opinions to yourself, not least that most of them are idiotic.

[Aurelius]

I've now had my fill of your nonsense; you'll be wasting your time (not that it's worth anything) if you post anymore to me at this point.

[GOPcapitalist]

What the Court thinks matters. What you think doesn't.

Now that's an interesting statement to be coming from you, Walt, cause you sure don't apply it to The Lincoln's unconstitutional suspension of habeas corpus.

The supreme court clearly ruled on the matter and that ruling was directly affirmed by a lower court in a later ruling to The Lincoln which The Lincoln ignored. If what you say is true and "what the Court thinks matters," surely it must matter with habeas corpus. Yet you deny this at every opportunity. Why is that, Walt?