Granny
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Demand for copies of the U.S. Constitution is skyrocketing.
The increased interest comes amid the rise of the Tea Party movement and as both parties cite the Constitution to advance their agendas.
The pocket edition of the Constitution and Declaration of Independence ranked 10th on the Government Printing Offices (GPO) best-seller list in March.
Since September 2009, the GPO has sold more than 8,700 copies of the pocket Constitution to the public, according to GPO spokesman Gary Somerset. That is a higher sell rate than in recent years.
Those sales are in addition to the thousands of copies given to members of Congress each year. Congress authorized a resolution in 2009 to print 441,000 copies for the use of the House (1,000 for each member) and 100,000 copies for the Senate (1,000 for each senator).
Constitution is this year?s big best-seller - TheHill.com
Liberals are SURE not going to like that. They want us to believe in the Constitution being a "living document" as Al Gore called it. What's the translation for that one?
It means the Constitution means anything liberals say it does.
They don't want people actually READING the constitution. They might notice things like there IS a 2nd Amendment in there or there are no words like "separation of church and state."
Hey! We can't have that!
What about that 10th Amendment????? People might find out Arizona is perfectly within their rights to have enforce immigration laws.
OH WE DEFINITELY CAN'T HAVE THAT!
More stuff for liberals to worry about, and more stuff for me to smile about.
Why would it be bad news for "liberals". The constitution was written by liberals. It's conservatives that want to secede. It's conservatives that want to bring down the government. Sometimes, I think they won't be satisfied until this country is a "Christian Iran".
Oh, nonono - 'tis not the Conservatives who want to secede. The Conservatives want the LIBERALS to secede. Quickly. Go to any socialist country that will have you.