Showing posts with label Supreme Court. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Supreme Court. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 20, 2019

Democrats Want a One-Party State

With the exception of the Presidency and the almost perpetual exception of the Deep State bureaucracy, Democrats have not had federal and state government under their thumbs since 2010.  Americans made sure of that by inflicting massive losses on Democrats in the 2010 and 2014 elections. And, by the way, a big reason we got Trump is because not only Democrats but also establishment Republicans refused to get the clear message of those two elections.  So in 2016, we did get Trump.
Democrats don’t like that.
So are they going to be like Bill Clinton after the 1994 election and reinvent themselves as more mainstream?  Are you kidding?  We are talking today’s Democrats, you know.
No, what they trying to do instead is rig the political playing field like the good totalitarians they are.  They want felons voting.  They want illegals voting (as they already can in a few cities).  They want any number of measures that enable Democrat vote fraud, such as easy absentee ballots, same day registration, and outlawing voter ID.  They want 16-year-olds voting.  Gotta take advantage of public school propagandizing after all.

Oh, and we can’t allow those bumpkins in Middle America to have a voice.  So they want to abolish or at least render meaningless the Electoral College and give that much more meaning to block voting and election fraud in Chicago, Philadelphia, Dade County, King County (Seattle), L. A. etc.
Heck they are trying to rig the playing field in so many ways, I can hardly keep track of it all.
But what if somehow Democrats fail to get their one-party state?  Well, they have a plan for that, too – stack the Supreme Court so it will strike down just about anything Republicans manage to do and pretty much abolish that annoying Constitution.  So even if there isn’t a permanent one-party state, we will have a permanent Democrat Dictatorship of Black Robes.
And if you don’t like that, SHUT UP OR ELSE. Do you really think we would have free speech anymore? 
Again, if we care about constitutional democracy, we must defeat the so-called Democrats, and do so again and again.  (And I say that as someone who has voted for some Democrats in the past. Never again.) 

Friday, May 26, 2017

About Leaving Power Hungry Judges Unchecked

Once again, federal courts are taking the odd position that they have more authority over immigration and national defense than the President of the United States.  Further, they are giving purported refugees and potential immigrants more rights than citizens the President is trying to protect.

Daniel Horowitz is at the point where he thinks the President should put his foot down and defy such rulings.  That would surely seem draconian to many and something of a constitutional crisis. And perhaps it would be a constitutional crisis.  But unless we wish to be a Dictatorship of Black Robes instead of a constitutional republic, we are running out of viable options.

I might as well start here Wannabe’s Laws of History.  Law Number One: The power hungry will take as much power as you allow them to take.

The founding fathers knew this and wrote the Constitution in such a way as to disperse power amongst the three branches of the federal government and to enable the three branches to check the excesses of each other.  The problem is that long ago the Legislative and Executive branches became afraid to check the power of the Judiciary.  We treat our judges like High Priests.  And so when political hacks put on the HOLY Black Robes, their tyrannical hackery goes unchecked.

My correct opinion is that the Roe v Wade decision and its aftermath played an enormous role in putting us where we are today.  Leaving aside the abortion issue itself, it was an absurd decision.  To say the Constitution mandated virtual abortion on demand for all nine months of pregnancy was about as absurd as saying it mandates that 1+1=9.

That ruling struck down the abortion laws of 48 states.  (And that is another issue.  Who gave the Federal government such power over state abortion laws?  What about the 10th Amendment?) No wonder one of the dissenters, Byron White, called it “an exercise of raw judicial power.”  Yet not one state, not one, defied this tyrannical and absurd ruling. 

And that failure sent a terrible message to the judiciary – that they could literally get away with murder.  That whenever they felt like it, they could turn this country into a Dictatorship of Black Robes regardless of the Constitution and of the consent of the governed and their elected officials.  I know some opine that judges watch the election returns and try to avoid defying too much the consent of the governed.  Recent history makes me doubt that when it comes to the current Supreme Court and many lower courts.  And time and again they have defied the consent of the governed without paying a significant price.

Thus today we have such absurdities as federal judges running immigration policy and national defense even in the face of a presidential election won in part because of promises to restrict immigration in order to protect us.

Good people can differ as to what would justify defiance of federal judges.  But the results of leaving their usurped power unchecked in the past can hardly be disputed.


History has consequences.

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