Just about anybody and everybody who knows anything about
the history of law in this country is agreeing: With yesterday’s ruling on gay
marriage, the Supreme Court clearly crossed the boundary between judiciary and
legislative powers so carefully set up and, until now, protected by the
Constitution.
COMMENTS:
There’s nothing that I can say that would be profound enough
to address my severe disappointment and utter disgust. Perhaps the time has come when states should again
start seceding from the Union?
TODAY’S QUERIES & ANSWERS:
Q. The other day, Obama dealt with a heckler at a LGBT event
at the White House by calling the heckler out and saying, “Hey, this is MY
house!” I thought the White House
belonged to the people. (Audrey ~ Tempe,
AZ)
A. You and the rest of the country may see it that way, but
Obama does not; it’s HIS house. If he
were to concede that it is the “people’s house,” that would imply to him that
the people have some say-so over what goes on there; no emperor would ever tolerate
that line of thinking. The only thing
“the people” are good for is mowing HIS lawn.
Q. The House is talking about impeaching I.R.S. Commissioner
Koskinen over his outright lies and stonewalling regarding the missing
emails. Do you think they should? (Riley ~ Salem, OR)
A. It’s a waste of time.
Obama will dissolve the impeachment committee by Executive Order and the
Supreme Court will back him up. That’s not
being sarcastic or facetious; the way we have allowed this government to
trample our democracy, it’s likely to be the truth.
Q. Do you think there will be an I.S.I.S. attack over the 4th
of July holiday? (Cassidy ~ Marysville,
CA)
A. The intelligence chatter suggests that an attempt will be
made. But have no fear… Obama will protect us.
TODAY’S QUOTE:
“There is no crueler tyranny than that which is perpetuated
under the shield of law and in the name of justice.” ~ Charles de Montesquieu
TODAY’S VIDEO:
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