I’m not an attorney, so I’m a bit out of my depth here, but this 2006 paper by “the most dangerous man in America” appears to argue that the President can ignore The Supreme Court… Please tell me if I am right, if you do, actually, plow through it. I’ve only skimmed it very superficially.
Cass R. Sunstein – Beyond Marbury: The Executive’s Power To Say What the Law Is
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Another Brilliant American Thinker Cartoon
*Breathe* HAHAHAHAHA *gasp for MORE breath* HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHA… *breathe* HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA….HAHAHA
Obama’s new, green, budget director, Mr. Zeints, looks like he wishes took that offer from H&R Block. Watch him SHRINK as this GOP Rep just NAILS him into undercutting the VERY ARGUMENT the Obama Administration is making to the SUPREME COURT in support of ObamaCare, never mind their whole 2012 campaign of class warfare! OMG. It’s BEAUTIFUL. Really. I need to go have a glass of water and a little nap it made me so happy.
X*%#!&#@!
OVERHEARD in the NYT Comments Editorial Cubicle, where they screen incoming Reader Comments before they publish them:
(Dial tone. Ring.) ‘Hello? Hi. It’s Jane down in Comments. Look, we’ve had this ‘Mass Health Reform Doesn’t S*ck No Matter What the Critics Say’ up on the website taking comments for a while and I can’t find a single one I can publish. What? What’s wrong with them? Well, sir, they all say we’re full of sh*t. Who? Well, sir, they’re all from Massachusetts… (silence… waiting… *sigh*) Okay. I’ll just shut her down with 0 Reader Comments.’
We Quit England Over This
They cannot force a man to take stamps who chuses to do without them. They will not find a rebellion; they may indeed make one.
Dr. Benjamin Franklin, in London, to Parliament.
They didn’t listen then about The Stamp Act, then the tea. They’re not listening now about Obamacare.
And they wonder why we’re p*ssed off.
You can find the quote here, in The Parliamentary History of England, page 147.