July 4, 2022
Did you see where the leftist Supreme Court justices voided the Constitution?
By Andrea Widburg
It is obvious to the meanest, but still honest, intelligence that Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Org., which returns the question of abortion to the states, in lieu of an imaginary constitutional right, is correctly decided. However, because people were focused on the opinion Justice Alito drafted, too few noticed that the Supreme Court’s leftist justices (Breyer, Kagan, and Sotomayor) explicitly voided the entire Constitution, stating that it is an invalid document that cannot control either the federal government’s structure or the American people’s rights.
In 1788, Congress ratified the Constitution; in 1791, it ratified the first ten amendments, which we now know as the Bill of Rights; and in 1868, it ratified the 14th Amendment, from which the leftist Supreme Court justices teased out the oxymoronic concept of “substantive due process.” (The very nature of “process” is that it’s not substantive.)
In 1788 and 1791, democracy (either direct or via a republican process) was unknown in most of the world. To the extent it existed in the West, it was confined to White men. The Founders, who thought long and hard about tyranny and individual liberty, came up with the best system they could think of to fight the former and protect the latter. In the modern era, we all benefit from this optimal system. The 14th Amendment moved the needle a bit by granting suffrage to Black men, but women remained outside the political system.
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