U.S. Supreme Court – Lee Duigon

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The Romans wrecked their republic. Can we keep ours?

In voting unanimously, 9-0, that individual states can’t remove candidates from the ballot in a national election, the Supreme Court has very likely saved us from a very messy situation. We might have been taking the first steps toward the destruction of our Constitutional republic.

Not that Democrats would shed a tear for that!

Have We Dodged a Bullet?

Republics are not invincible. The Romans wrecked theirs, big-time. That history is messy, violent, and ugly.

“We had to destroy the country in order to rule it.”

They don’t say it, but I’m convinced they believe it.

So collidge makes you smarter, does it?

Some 10% of college graduates believe Judge Judy, the TV star, is a justice of the United States Supreme Court ( http://www.cnn.com/2016/01/19/politics/judge-judy-supreme-court-poll/index.html ). This is according to a poll taken by the American Council of Trustees and Alumni. It wasn’t that O’Keefe guy trying again to make college personnel look silly.

Just for the record, Judge Judy is not now and never has been on the Supreme Court–although, come to think of it, she’d be a big improvement over most of the justices we have now.

Can you imagine the nooze media and liberal howl that would go up, if President Donald Trump appointed Judge Judy to the Supreme Court?

Gee, I’d love to see that!