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To: dwilli
"Federal law also prevents the congress from usurping state's rights for political purposes."

What "political purpose" is involved here?

33 posted on 03/19/2005 8:12:05 AM PST by Enterprise (President George W. Bush - the leading insurgent detergent.)
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To: Enterprise
What "political purpose" is involved here?

Well, if a state says you're going to be murdered, and the federal government says it's a violation of your Constitutional rights, I guess the argument then becomes "political." And since it's "only political" then no one has a right to do anything, since that would amount to nothing more than "politics." Meanwhile, an innocent person is being killed like a dog in a third-world country.

66 posted on 03/19/2005 8:22:34 AM PST by Mr Ramsbotham (Laws against sodomy are honored in the breech.)
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To: Enterprise
What "political purpose" is involved here?

Due process and equal protection. Congress is charged to ensure that every state comply with the 14th amendment.

161 posted on 03/19/2005 9:06:59 AM PST by P-Marlowe
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