[sinkspur]

I sure do wish we had a human life amendment, though. Since I'm a big believer in efficiency, why not push both at the same time?

Because it would never get out of Congress, much less be ratified by 3/4 of the states.

[hocndoc]

I understand. I was just wishing.


The Bat Lady pointed out that there are lots of definitions that could be changed if we appealed to the right judge.

How would the judges like it if we redefined "judge"? Or, better yet, why shouldn't anyone be able to declare herself or himself a "teacher," and demand that the courts and then the various States recognize his or "right" to teach (with salary and perks) in the public schools?

I'll bet my fellow physicians would just shut up and go home if the courts declared our ability to regulate who is and who is not a doctor in each State unconstitutional.

You wouldn't believe the uproar in Austin this summer, when some of the State Representatives introduced a bill to allow any of their number to sit for the Bar, without formal study.

Of course, I'd rather go after the lawyers first.