[William Tell]

Wild Irish Rogue said: 'By signing the bill, Bush just drove a stake through Frankenstein's heart and the Dems know it."

Bush just drove a stake through Feinstein's heart! This is a glorious day and the NRA should be celebrating and... What?... Oh... Never mind.

On a more serious note, what happens if a conservative Supreme Court Justice gets seriously injured in an auto accident and lies comatose while a 4-4 Supreme Court decision allows the First Amendment of the Constitution to go the way of the Second?

What is to stop the brainless ones in Congress from becoming even more creative in their unlawful re-write of the Bill of Rights? Is there an infringement of my rights which is severe enough for Bush to veto? Or must we tolerate even more?

The principle which requires Bush and the rest of Congress to obey the oath they have taken is a principle for which one should be willing to fight, willing to die, and willing to veto.

[glock rocks]

ping.

[hchutch]

Oh, so you will take media pounding to stop it for three or four years, versus a court ruling that kills this for three or four decades?

[steveegg]

You nailed it. The closeness of the final vote, even if it does go America's way, will tell the RATs and RINOs how many people they need to pack onto the Supreme Court (or alternatively how many and which seats they need to Bork indefinitely) to win.

My prediction for when the McShame/Slimeroad/Shames/Noman Conservative Elimination Act is declared constitutional; 2005 on its second attempt.