[Common Tator]

What is unconstitutional is what ever the Supreme Court says is unconstitutional.

[tpaine]

Tator opines:

What is unconstitutional is what ever the Supreme Court says is unconstitutional.

You misunderstand the Constitution. The supreme court issues opinions on cases of law & fact arising before it.

Enforcing the laws at issue are left to legislative & executive branches of State or Fed gov'ts; -- ~all~ officials of which are bound to support and defend the US Constitution as written, --- not as per the ~opinions~ of judges or other officials.

Thus the power of the 'law', and of all branches of gov't are continually checked & balanced by sworn individual officials & juries-; -- and if enough of these individual 'jurors', at any level of any branch, question the constitutional validity of specific 'laws', -- back they go to the USSC for further opinions.

That's how the system should work at least.. We all know that politically both sides are ignoring the constitution.

[Pete from Shawnee Mission]

While Quidnunc posted the article, he posted no comment, ergo, nothing to disagree with. While he did not state his view, I do not think that he agrees that the Supremes are the only and final arbiter of the constitution. If so, then I can also say that I still do not disagree with his unexpressed position.