[detsaoT]

I will reply to this post in more detail tomorrow. I'm actually getting ready to go get some rest, finally. You have certainly left me busy today! :)

I would like to bring this back to your attention, and humbly request your response to it—

To alter the highlighting of one of your citations,

"The conduct of S. Carolina has called forth not only the question of nullification; but the more formidable one of secession. It is asked whether a State by resuming the sovereign form in which it entered the Union, may not of right withdraw from it at will..." -- James Madison

Madison, the Father of the Constitution, would rightfully be protective of the Government created by it. However, notice the implication that my highlight has made towards your previous arguments that the "states have no implicit Sovereignty." Do you see what the Father of the Constitution thought of your position?

Humbly re-submitted for your consideration, pending my full reply to your latest post. I hope you have a wonderful evening, wherever you are!

Regards, and good night,
~dt~

[Non-Sequitur]

Humbly re-submitted for your consideration, pending my full reply to your latest post. I hope you have a wonderful evening, wherever you are!

I can hardly wait. Hopefully you will address the issue this time of unilateral secession.