[SUSSA]

No! That's just the worst part. Plus, Bush has an obligation to protect and defend the Constitution. He swore an oath to God that he would do that. The Supreme Court was never intended to be a political mask for the president. It isn't there for him to hide behind when he is afraid to do the right and honorable thing.

All through the Clinton years people here were jumping up and down that Clinton couldn't be trusted because he didn't keep his wedding vows.

Now Bush is breaking his oath of office and some of those same people are saying, that's ok its just politics. well it's not ok. It is the same thing.

I, for one, am very disappointed. I never labored under the impression that Bush was a conservative. I knew better since I live in Texas and pay attention to what is going on. But. I must admit, I did think he was an honorable man.

My mistake!! I was fooled and I admit it.

[Luis Gonzalez]

Personally, I would rather have SCOTUS decide the constitutionality of legislation, than the president making what would appear at the surface to be a politically motivated move by vetoing something that the majority of the people seem to want.

Trust the system, it works the vast majority of the time.