thanks for the reseach!
No problem, glad to do it. It seems that Applebutter was banned or suspended, though I don't know when.
I just wish that this thread would have gotten more traction when it was first posted in July. I also wish that I knew of a means to prevent the cascade I see coming. The third section has some viable options to work with. Here is one:
Moreover, those who challenge through extra-legal means the extra-constitutional and fait accompli pro-immigration methods of the elites would, paradoxically, be abiding more by the spirit and even letter of the U.S. Constitution than the political class being targeted by them. The Federalist Papers are replete with this philosophy. If they do so effectively, the reaction of the U.S. Congress may be the same as it was for the Pennsylvania legislature in the aftermath of the pay-raise scandal. Both policies are difficult to defend openly and publicly with an engaged citizenry.
Okay, so we have legal recourse. Anyone know if this particular section means we can take it to the Supreme Court? Would our complaints have to go through state court(s) first?