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Originally posted by Indigo5
Originally posted by SunnyDee
I think it would be Prudent of Outcast to rethink his view on this whole subject before he says another word.
Just my opinion, just like Obama's. Not a perfect example but close enough, considering you (outcast) and I are equals here, I really have no right to say this to you, do I? Just like the 3 legislative branches, they are equals.edit on 4-4-2012 by SunnyDee because: (no reason given)
The President never said that the SCOTUS should "rethink thier view on the whole subject"
To the contrary he repeatedly said he was confident they would rule it constitutional.
Unless you have seen the ruling already and know the Justices mind....your analogy is irrelevant.
Has anyone here actually read what the President said?
Originally posted by OutKast Searcher
reply to post by Wrabbit2000
Obama doesn't have to respond at all.
The order went to the DOJ, not Obama.
The DOJ will respond telling these judges that they are morons and of course the SCOTUS can overturn laws, I don't think they should respond at all...I don't think they legally have to.
I find it hilarious that people think Obama issued a "threat" but no one can articulate what the "threat" actually was.
You don't even have your facts correct...the 5th court isn't making the ruling on the health care act. Hard to take you serious when you don't even know the issue.
The panel is hearing a separate challenge to the health care law by physician-owned hospitals.
In asking for the letter, Smith said: "I want to be sure you're telling us that the attorney general and the Department of Justice do recognize the authority of the federal courts, through unelected judges, to strike acts of Congress or portions thereof in appropriate cases."
There are some incredible learned minds posting in this thread
Originally posted by OutKast Searcher
reply to post by Destinyone
All three judges on the panel are Republican appointees.
Obama should ignore them.
Partisan judges should be removed from the bench.
Originally posted by hoochymama
reply to post by OutKast Searcher
You might be officially now labeled "out of your mind".
Just ignore them because there Republican Appointed?? Do you have any idea (probably not cuz your probably a 12 yr old trolling on this site for some reason) but there have been plenty of Supreme Courts that have been "partisan" in your terms. But, the thing you might not understand is NO MATTER a JUDGES personal belief they are supposed to follow the Constitution.
Outkast, whats your opinion of the Supreme Court that allowed Abortion??
If you want people to take you seriously, stop using the coded words that we hear from Dominionists, Evangelicals, and people waiting for the Rapture use to tell everyone Obama puts himself up as a God.
Rush Limbaugh started using "the One" -- and a bunch of other shills started using it. As if THESE guys gave a dang about religion, other than as a useful prop.
Originally posted by hoochymama
reply to post by Jean Paul Zodeaux
Dont boost Outkast's ego at the same time you are sorry for something you said. Feeding the troll is the worst thing you can do.
Remind him there are 9 SCOTUS Justices, and there will always be a partisan majority.
Originally posted by FlyersFan
it IS true. Obamas rhetoric is pushing the envelope. He's testing the waters to see what he can get away with. It's really obvious. He doesn't respect the judicial branch. He has a history of this - remember when he insulted the Supreme Court during his State of the Union speech that time??
judicial activism or a lack of judicial restraint.”
“That an unelected group of people would somehow overturn a duly constituted and passed law. Well, here’s a good example. And I’m pretty confident that this court will recognize that,
President Reagan promised today to use the rest of his second term to appoint Federal judges who seek ''judicial restraint,'' and he criticized those who view courts as ''vehicles for political action and social experimentation.'' Mr. Reagan, speaking to a group of United States Attorneys, said he would appoint to the bench lawyers ''who understand the danger of short-circuiting the electoral process and disenfranchising the people through judicial activism.''