On 09/01/2010 04:11 PM, Ross Sauer -> Jeff Binkley wrote:
 RS> "Jeff Binkley -> Tim Richardson" 
wrote in news:9882$ALL-
 RS> POLITICS{at}JamNNTPd:

 TR>>> Sharpton is telling people that the present day Tea Party movement is
 TR>>> looking to take states back to when segregation was enforced in some
 TR>>> states.

 JB>> The far left fears the 10th amendment. It forces them to deal with each
 JB>> state and their legislatures, instead of a single activist judge.

 RS> And you're just fine with the far-right repealing the 14th Amendment, the
 RS> 16th Amendment, and the 17th Amendment.

For your information, the so-called far-right are advocating changing the
Constitution the correct way. Whether they are successful is another
question. The far-left Jeff is talking about want the Constitution changed
through judicial fiat - they want an appointed-for-life judge or group of
judges to make law instead of trusting the people, through their
representatives to make law.

I am much more open to an effort to change the Constitution through the
proper process than your way. Your way makes us all subjects of an elite
and the proper way makes us all citizens with no elite.

 RS> Typical.

No, it is typical for you to not understand how this government is supposed
to be run.

Ed

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