[backhoe]

Folks, we all need to write, and telephone, our (ahem!) Representatives in DC ( and maybe your state capitols, too ) and inform them that if they wish to stay employed, they need to rein in this rogue court. Quickly.

[upier]

PING

[stevem]

When the black robed set becomes more tyrannical at an ever increasing rate, and when it writes laws day after day, how much longer before vigilantism follows it down the road.

Someone should ask these people what the result is likely to be when we can no longer trust judges.

[Vaquero]

Andrew Jackson knew the truth that the SCOTUS had no power to impliment their rulings.

[tkathy]

Nationwide judicial term limits of 10 years and then you are out would go a long way to get the seniles out.

[johnb838]

I don't think they care either.

[marty60]

The impeachment is interesting, but it says technically. To get these anti-Constitution Supremes removed it would take a lot more than a simple technicality.

[backhoe]

 Death in a Courtly Manner -- The Supreme Court has murdered the Constitution.

[backhoe]

now safe from "cruel and unusual punishment" for their childhood crimes

[backhoe]

Rehnquist: "We're Immune from Impeachment..." (paraphrased)

[backhoe]

European Justice Rules Top U.S Court (Debra Saunders On Blue State SCOTUS MEGA-BARF Alert)

[backhoe]

The Dark Tower of Judicial Tyranny

[backhoe]

The New Age Supreme Court

[backhoe]

 

 A new rallying cry for conservatives? (Supreme Court Battle)

[backhoe]

A Government of Men: Justice Kennedy changes his mind and the Constitution changed with him.

[backhoe]

SCHIAVO v. SCHIAVO - "Conservative" Judge Birch Proclaims JUDICIAL OLIGARCHY (full opinion)

[backhoe]

 Supreme Court Follies: Judicial Activism Run Amok

[backhoe]

 Supreme Court Justice Stevens Says Getting International Opinions a Responsible Practice

[backhoe]

The case for judicial term limits

[backhoe]

Private Property Rights in the USA 7/4/1776 - 6/23/2005
--The power to tax is the power to destroy. The power to condemn is the power to enslave. What better threat to invidual freedom and individual choice?

[backhoe]

 KELO v. CITY OF NEW LONDON [Property Rights Opinions] -- " giving government a "license to transfer property from those with fewer resources to those with more."

 A CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT (PROPERTY RIGHTS) -- I'm thinking this doesn't fall along the lines of your classic liberal or conservative definition in who is outraged. I've found tons with liberal ideas on some topics (abortion, gay rights, etc) are equally outraged over this as your "traditional" conservatives. There's some sort of weird division going on here, IMO...

 

 EDITORIAL: 'Unconstitutional taking'(July'01)