Posted on Oct 26, 2020
Biden raises idea of rotating Supreme Court justices: 'There is some literature among...
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No. Absolutely not. I guess he is unaware it is established precedent that the articles of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, the first 10 amendments, cannot be changed in any way including by legislation. You would think he'd know that after being deep in the swamp for 47 years.
Although the language is limited on what the Supreme Court should look like once again precedent comes in. Nowhere does the Constitution state you can "move justices to other courts."
Constitutional scholars today are so partisan this would be a disaster for this country. I keep asking why the left wants to toss out what is considered the best document ever written. It is envied by people all over the planet. It is our Constitution and the country it established that attracts immigrants.
Although the language is limited on what the Supreme Court should look like once again precedent comes in. Nowhere does the Constitution state you can "move justices to other courts."
Constitutional scholars today are so partisan this would be a disaster for this country. I keep asking why the left wants to toss out what is considered the best document ever written. It is envied by people all over the planet. It is our Constitution and the country it established that attracts immigrants.
Biden raises idea of rotating Supreme Court justices: 'There is some literature among...
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PO3 Patricia Miner
It's part of the original articles of the Constitution. The courts have ruled in the past the Constitution and Bill of Rights cannot be changed even by legislation.
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Thank you PO3 Patricia Miner for alerting us to the idea that democrat candidate Joe Biden has surfaced recently. He mentioned previously gathering represnetives from across the political divides, legal scholars, etc. to discuss his ide and come back to him six-months later.
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Didn’t mean to post yet, I’m on my phone and must have hit post. Just wanted to add that it is an interesting proposal. I’m not agreeing or disagreeing with it.
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PO3 Patricia Miner
Good article. There is another I saw earlier written by Jonathan Turley. He is commenting on Biden's stupidity in even considering these ideas. I'll post that too.
IMO this is just another way to control the entire government. They don't want impartial Justices, they want Justices beholding to them.
IMO this is just another way to control the entire government. They don't want impartial Justices, they want Justices beholding to them.
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MSgt Paul Connors - I don't know why you felt the need to post this. I didn't say I agreed with this. I just said it was interesting and posted a legal commentary blog about it for other reading on the subject.
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