KEYES: But, first of all, do you think it makes sense — this campaign-finance reform bill has passed. Everybody‘s rejoicing. And there is President Bush declaring that, “Well, I see its flaws. It is constitutional flawed.”
And he saw those flaws during the campaign and understood that one shouldn‘t sacrifice constitutional rights for the sake of phony reform, and yet, in spite of the truth that is right there in front of him that he himself has admitted in his run up to the presidency, he says now that he is going to succumb and sign a bill that he knows is unconstitutional.
He took an oath to uphold the Constitution. How can he put his signature on something that he knows does not conform with it? Does this make sense?
This is un-heard of in American History. When the people hear this, what will they say?