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Entry: Judicial Tyranny Lives Link: http://www.takimag.com/sniperstower/article/judicial_tyranny_lives#26511 Post contents: <I>And the will of the majority, to which he appeals as well, is of course irrelevant to most constitutional decisions.)</I> Mr. Almoni. That particular idea has been for sale at an, apparently, very cheap price for a very long time. Beware of bargain shopping. Liberty is the actual hidden cost of that idea. Are you one who thinks the Supremes are the sole ones who can decide which laws are Constitutional or UnConstitutional? If our "conservative" elected officials actually had a clue; if our elected "conservative" officials actually discharged their oaths of office; if our elected "conservative" officials knew the Constitution (they clearly do not), then you would see them telling the Supremes to stick their decisions where the sun don't shine. Then, they could impeach every single bastard who approved the unconstitutional law and then they could vote to take jurisdiction away (Abortion, for instance) from the tyrannical bastards. "Sorry, you miserable tyrannical bastards. You can't decide abortion disputes anymore. That ain't your damn job. Now shut-up and get the hell back to your chambers before we send you to Gitmo." The President could do the same damn thing. But he won't. For instance, Bush should have told the Legislative Branch to cram McCain-Feingold. He had a duty to do that. Did he? NO. He will not discharge his oath either. The Legislative and Executive Branch (through whom our will is supposed to be exercised)are abominations. They let the Supremes get away with declaring they (supremes) are the ones who decide what The Constitution means. And all that did was destroy the idea of separate and equal branches of govt. and abort liberty and the exercise of our will via the electoral process. IOW, we ain't any longer free men deciding together how we ought order our lives. Other than that, I got no problem with what you wrote. Sent at: 2008 09 06