[Zivasmate]

I'm all in favor of the idea. The only thing that bothers me is that the term "march for justice" has more of a liberal connotation. If we can call the effort by some other name or slogan, I think it will be more clear to more people what this is all about.

[Mo1]

I think it will be more clear to more people what this is all about

This will be the 2nd march

I wasn't on FR for the 1st March .. but rumor has it that it was a big success :0)

[Jim Robinson]

"March for Justice" worked great the first time. Got Clinton impeached. This issue is just as important if not more so than impeaching a corrupt president. These judges have set themselves up to be the sole arbiters of the constitution, and the problem is, they're rewriting or ignoring the constitution as they do so. It's time justice is done! End the obstructionism! End judicial tyranny!!

We the People are the final arbiters!!

[Congressman Billybob]

Ziv's point is well-taken. March for Justice could apply to many things, and even could be used for a misguided LIBERAL rally. Could you make it more specific?

March for Honest Judges, for instance? After all, an honest judge knows that legislatures WRITE the laws but judges ENFORCE that law on the parties in any court case. An honest judge would not think or write a decision like Justice Kennedy's in Roper v. Simmons.

Congressman Billybob

Latest column, "Condi Rice & Pierce Flanigan's Father's Hat"

[attiladhun2]

I agee. How about "Death to Tyrants March."

[purpleland]

"I'm all in favor of the idea. The only thing that bothers me is that the term "march for justice" has more of a liberal connotation. If we can call the effort by some other name or slogan, I think it will be more clear to more people what this is all about."

The cry for "Justice" is not exclusively owned by "liberal" tyrants, like the ACLU, who are really leftists operating under "democratic" fronts. "Justice" is an American connotation. There is nothing "just" about leftist' mandates to over-power and deconstruct America.

[Gava]

If this is justice, call it what it is. Forget about what other people think of you.