Posted on 05/07/2012 7:51:59 PM PDT by Libloather
“A court might indeed have the authority to review the facts and issue a ruling on them. What it does not have is any power to effect a remedy.- SL
Oh, so the remedy the courts can absolutely deliver is to take any ineligible candidate off the ballot.
Do you really think the courts should only enforce *some* of the laws? (The ones the executive branch agrees to uphold.)
Nice logic and evasion - keep it coming. ;-)
The Judicial Branch does not enforce any laws. The Executive is the one that enforces the law, so yes.
Are you being difficult on purpose?
Do You want The courts to rule on compliance with all laws or some laws?
I think the courts should pass judgement on compliance with election eligibility laws? Do you?
Have a nice day,
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Ruling on compliance is not enforcing. For that you need the executive branch.
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