[Man50D]

All three branches of government essentially say screw the Constitution.

[Para-Ord.45]

WTF?

I thought there was established Constitutional law on the issue:

Bondholders Committee v. Commissioner, 315 U.S. 189 (1942)

[patton]

Well, there goes the republic. Done. Finis. Stick a fork in it.

We now live in a fascist dictatorship.

[MHGinTN]

Amerika is now ruled by a federal oligarchy the hallmark of which are czars for specific areas of the economy. The Roberts subpreme court made this possible at last by abrogating the Constitutional contract the fed had with we the people, allowing an affirmative action fraud to ascend the white HOuse without proving his Constitutional eligibility even with suits demanding it from we the people ... we were shown we have no standing before the federal oligarchs and by god Barry the great is going to show us what that means in spades!

[Blood of Tyrants]

Then there is only one option left.

[pleikumud]

For some history of how the SC has already rashed the Constitution for decades, read “The Dirty Dozen” (about twelve cases) by Levy and Mellor. It’s available at amazon.com

[Halgr]

IS THIS AS BAD AS I THINK IT IS??????????????????

[Patriot777]

Ovomit and his cronies have taken over, and only worse things from now on will take place. No more Rule of Law, only thug threats and stacks of money for men’s souls.
Freedom is never free. Get ready to fight for it again.

[Talisker]

All three branches of government essentially say screw the Constitution.

Unfortunately this isn't new. Once the very first decision allowed the "Constitutional" creation of limited rights - called "privileges" - under federal jurisdiction, this was not only inevitable, but intended.

[southlake_hoosier]

All three branches of government essentially say screw the Constitution.

And 49 States!!!

[rvojdidit]

It was a unanimous verdict!