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To: hsalaw

If the rumors are true, Bush thinks that the Constitution is "just a g-dd----- piece of paper."


11 posted on 12/14/2005 2:57:11 PM PST by sheltonmac (QUIS CUSTODIET IPSOS CUSTODES)
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To: sheltonmac

"If the rumors are true, Bush thinks that the Constitution is "just a g-dd----- piece of paper."

I'm not suggesting for an INSTANT that Pres. Bush doesn't respect the Constitution. I'm suggesting only that he's taking a responsibility on himself that he doesn't really have to - Congress made the decision, not Pres. Bush.


18 posted on 12/14/2005 3:08:34 PM PST by hsalaw
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To: sheltonmac

If the rumors are true, Bush thinks that the Constitution is "just a g-dd----- piece of paper."




That would fall to the members of the Supreme Court who believe in a "living" Constitution, who feel they can amend the document based on their ideology, not by the proper amendment process.

Granted, the Incumbency Protection Act (aka CFR) should have never been signed by W...nor should it have been written by Congress. But I think that's a far cry from a "g-d-" piece of paper". And if I recall, a president WAS quoted as saying "'stroke of the pen, law of the land'...cool", and his name wasn't George W. Bush.


26 posted on 12/14/2005 3:18:09 PM PST by Christian4Bush ("We've lost 2000+ of our best in three yrs. We lost 3000+ in THREE HOURS on 9-11." Matalin to Couric)
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To: sheltonmac
If the rumors are true, Bush thinks that the Constitution is "just a g-dd----- piece of paper."

I did a search and I couldn't find any proof that the president said this

29 posted on 12/14/2005 3:28:56 PM PST by Kaslin
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