“I agree with President Lincoln and courts do not make law. That is not what a court does. The court interprets the law, applies the law, but courts don’t make law.”
Cruz is 100% correct. Courts issue opinions. Courts cannot dictate law. The only way a judicial opinion can become law is if a legislature passes legislation that agrees with the judicial opinion.
Cruz is right again.
Cruz is right, but don’t 60 percent of the American people endorse organized gaydom?
Presidents don't make laws, or decide which laws to enforce or not enforce, either. Lincoln may have correctly believed that the courts should operate within the confines of the Constitution but, like the current occupier of the presidency, he did not adhere to the constitutional limits of the executive branch and that conversation should be had as well when discussing judicial limitations.
Right but irrelevant. Courts do dictate law and by the same token the Executive branch nullifies laws by refusing to enforce, or selectively enforce them. We need Governors to stand up and refuse the illegal mandates that come down from the Fed and until they do it doesn't matter. We are subjects bound by the whims off the king not citizens.