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Originally Posted by Greedy,Greedy,Greedy
We now know that stopping him from marrying people, though, violated the constitution (at least according to most courts, and soon, knock on wood, the supremes, too), and he really had full authority to do so under the supreme law of the land.
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I’ll be sure to tell everybody that their power isn’t limited by what the cases say, but by their good faith belief in what the cases WILL say.
I swear, y’all act all surprised at how powerful the bad guys always seem to get, but you’re so quick to destroy all conceptual limitations on government power when you think a good guy is wielding it (for the next couple years). How the fuck do you think you’re going to feel when it’s Joe Arpaio reading your well-considered briefs on the dictates of conscience WRT what the Constitution says? I’ll bet he thinks the SCOTUS will go his way any day now.
