[DSH]

Conclusory assertions in a Question Presented are generally made by Attorneys when they have no qualifying facts or nothing real or concrete to offer legally on the subject and are simply appealing to the emotions of the court. There should be, at the very least, a summary explanation of the reasoning behind the assertion in the short answer portion and in the full argument section

There is indeed. I have a copy of the petition and have read it. You?

My only point here is that those FReepers who crack open their "pocket copy" of the Constitution that they got at some GOP rally a few years back and think that their having eyeballed it a time or two gives them blessed insight into how the real world works are just blowing smoke out of their @ss.

That's really my only point here. I'm retired now, but I used to do this stuff for money. :-)

[jpp113]

:) I still do it for money