[knarf]

I'm trying to digest this whole thing and I don't think I tyotally agree with you.

I think many of us DO know history, but not all of it.

I know, for me .. I have a fair amount of knowledge (or awareness) of the colonial times and events, and I have a fair amount of knowledge of the relative modern times and events.

The in-between is sort'a cloudy.Thus;

I think we are all more prone to sumerize our thoughts based on the very earliest and the very latest 'news' ...

And I'm not sure I'm very good at it.

This article states ... no one read the thing, and backs up Roberts summation according to having read and applied what is in zero-care.

Admittedly, I'm going to re-read enough to be sure what I just said is factual, but on the surface, I think I am guilty of jumping on the Roberts screwed us wagon too quickly.

These are times for cool heads

[Honcho]

Party Republicans have been selling this lie in order to keep members from understanding that the republic is officially lost and to cover up the fact that conservatives were stabbed in the back by the Roberts nomination. You cease to become a republic when basic freedoms can be expired by vote or coerced through taxation.

Several George W. Bush administration officials have come out in favor of Obamacare, as well as the fact that he engineered and approved a “Prescription Drug benefit” during his term as President. Now we find that his Supreme Court nomination ruled in favor of socialization of health care. To what should we conclude from that except that the GOP does not share our view of limited Government?

The Genie is out of the bottle and not even the repeal of Obamacare will put her back in.