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To: inquest
"Hence, if they decline to do their job in a particular case, the law is still unconstitutional, but simply hasn't been officially "discovered" to be so. So it's only in that sense that it's as good as legal."

I don’t disagree. And since there have been rulings that dismiss rather than ignore challenges to congressional authorization for the use of force without explicitly declaring war, they have ruled, and it’s legal until otherwise stayed or overturned.

122 posted on 03/01/2003 9:30:32 PM PST by elfman2 on another computer
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To: elfman2 on another computer
Congressmen and the President are still violating their oath by doing it. They're sworn to uphold the Constitution, not judicial rulings based thereupon.
125 posted on 03/01/2003 9:33:34 PM PST by inquest
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