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Why the Congress Must Reign in the Supreme Court
DavidMac in Katy, TX
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It's really quite amazing, when you think about it. We have three branches of the federal government. The Legislature (in gridlock now thanks to Reid in the Senate), the Executive (currently ruled by a narcissistic fool) and the Judiciary (which says penalties are taxes and permits you to be a war hero without ever putting the boots on).
One of the most valuable things any government has is the perception by the people that it's acting legitimately. That perception is fast fading. When the people no longer think the government is legitimate, they will revolt.