[kabar]

When people on our side believe the courts are the final say—the final arbiters of what’s constitutional, then we may as well turn out the lights.

Denial just ain't a river in Egypt. So gay marriage is not the law of the land?

[Electric Graffiti]

Only because the executive and legislature have ceded their powers to the courts. The courts don’t make law and can’t change the Constitution. They offer an opinion—a ‘ruling’.

It only becomes defacto law when Congress and the executive follow and enforce such buffoonery. Instead of impeaching and removing the black-robed tyrants from the bench.