[lugsoul]

In case you didn't notice, YOUR post was about the Blaine Amendment? What I am asking you for is the one you claim Bingham and Howard wrote. Or are you saying that someone else wrote it? If so, who or when?

Of course, you only bring that up because you can't dispute that the ACTUAL authors of the 14th explicitly said incorporation would be its effect, and no one contested that.

Still waiting for your scholarly comment on the effects of the privileges and immunities clause, as well.

I'm sure I'll wait for a long time.

[Liberty Wins]

Supreme Court of Indiana, 1974:

"Virtually all criminal laws are in one way or another the progeny of Judeo-Christian ethics. We have no intention to overrule the Ten Commandments."