Who Doesn't Like the Constitution?

[Bruce Gourley]

It turns out that .

[Haruo]

Without taking a position on the desirability of castrating child rapists, I have to say that the notion that this ought to be enshrined in the constitution as a replacement for citizenship by birth strikes me as kind of a parody of the Taliban.

[Dave Roberts]

We all like the Constitution...as long as it says what we want it to say. Thank God the Founding Fathers made it hard to amend for both parties.

[Ed Pettibone]

[KeithE]

[Chris]

Did George W. Bush actually say (about the Constitution), "It's just a G** D*** piece of paper."? I can't find it on Snopes, but I think I read that he really didn't say that. I'd like to know the truth, if someone can point me to it.

[Tim Bonney]

[KeithE]

[Jim]

Naturally couldn’t pass up an opportunity to juxtapose the Constitution with the Koran and thereby see why/how both are alike and unalike. Both are legal instruments, of course, but one is touted as the foundation of a religion…doesn’t wash: .

[Haruo]

[Ed Pettibone]

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[Jim]

The tip-off vis-à-vis the administration and the Constitution came about quite unsubtly during Obama’s campaign when he indicated that the founding document had to be seriously revisited (meaning totally revised) because it didn’t allow for redistribution of the wealth. He’s finally discovered, maybe from a fifth-grader, how hard it is to even amend the document so he’s attempting to skirt it altogether, using a Congress whose majority-democrats spend much of their time on another planet, in his nefarious attempts. He’s the most dangerous enemy this country has ever faced in terms of governance…maybe in terms of everything.