[1rudeboy]

Actually, there are plenty of classes in any law school about the U.S. Constitution. Maybe you should take one or two. [hint]

In other words, the U.S. Constitution is not about what hedgetrimmer feels on any particular day.

[hedgetrimmer]

Actually, there are plenty of classes in any law school about the U.S. Constitution.

Apparently when you take one at a leftist university on a Pell grant, they leave important parts out of the lecture.

But only a "free trader" would stand against his fellow citizens and argue on behalf of unelected bureacrats from foreign countries to make decisions for the American people about how they must trade. The "free traders" disrespect the Constitutional authority granted to Congress to regulate trade, and prefer foreign governments to impose trade policy on us.