We the People should use the Constitution to wipe out Leftist judges.
The Constitution as written and originally understood and intended, not the judiciary, is the supreme law of the land (Art VI, Cl 2).
And OBTW, the federal judiciary does NOT constitutionally make national law. The judicial branch is constitutionally limited to hearing individual cases and controversies (Art III, Sec 2, Cl 1), and their decision IF CONSTITUTIONAL applies ONLY to the parties of the case and any other case with the same question s of law and facts.
...if anyone cares...
I hope they kept the Sanity Clause.
Not to worry. We can rely on the brave and stalwart defenders of the Constitution—the House Republicans—to impeach judges who violate their oath of office and act to destroy our nation’s freedoms. \sarc
An alternative view of Fletcher v Peck — Marshall ruled that if you stole it fair and square, you get to keep it. Back in 1810 the issue was a land grant obtained by bribing the Georgia legislature. Today the issue is public employee pensions granted by collusive contracts, contracts between public officials and the unions that helped elect the officials. The union on both sides of the bargaining table. The taxpayers on neither, but stuck with the bill for generations.
When you reach 65, you HAVE to go on Medicare. While Medicare is an OK deal, my issue is that the US Gov’t in its wisdom has decided that no one can write insurance for any American citizen over 65.
I’ve always thought that was outrageous interference in the ability to contract.
The democrats liberal progressive social believe the Santa Clause is right there in the U.S. Constitution. The two words they take out of context.
...general welfare.
The “Santa Clause.”
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The democrats liberal progressive social believe the Santa Clause is right there in the U.S. Constitution. The two words they take out of context.
...general welfare.
The “Santa Clause.”
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adhesion contracts are set aside based on monopoly or gross inbalace of bargaining.
ie it was commonly used when people had no rights whatsoever in tiny fine print contracts that were by design set up so the corporation decided when you were in breach and had the right to admit your breach on your behalf under the contract.
Ping!