SEE HERE If it is nowhere to be found in the Constitution then it should not become public law claiming the Constitution as a mandate. Scalia makes the obvious point that if you want it in the Constitution there is a procedure for putting it there. Meanwhile, it's not there and shouldn't be law.
Monday, November 29, 2010
Some Things Have To Be Said: Words Matter!
SEE HERE If it is nowhere to be found in the Constitution then it should not become public law claiming the Constitution as a mandate. Scalia makes the obvious point that if you want it in the Constitution there is a procedure for putting it there. Meanwhile, it's not there and shouldn't be law.
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