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hack89 Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Jul-10-11 03:56 PM
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67. Through 200 years of tradition and actually doing it.
Edited on Sun Jul-10-11 03:57 PM by hack89
Though there are justices like Scalia who would agree with you. I personally tend towards agreeing with justices like Ginsberg.

Look - this is not an argument you can win. Like it or not, in America the Supreme Court assumed the role of interpreting the Constitution a long time ago and it is not going to change. Besides, do you really think the Constitution is such a black and white document that it does not require interpretation? If so, show me the language that justifies Rove V. Wade as an example.
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