P@triot
Diamond Member
"The SCOTUS has no authority to amend the Constitution."
Correct. The Federal Courts authority is only to determine if challenged laws are or are not enforceable based on the Constitution.
An authority not derived from said constitution, but rather absconded by Marbury v. Madison.
Then authority is not the right term to use - because a Supreme Court ruling does not create Constitutional authority in any capacity. Only the ignorant Dumbocrats believe that!
It never ceases to be comical how Dumbocrats try the narrative that the Constitution is "open" to interpretation because they don't like how it prevents their push for fascism and they can't get the votes to legally amend it for their fascist utopia.
I once killed Oops_I_poo-poo in a thread when I first brought the "Supremacy Clause" to his attention (proving that the Constitution was not only law, but the highest law in the land) and then asked that if lower laws such as the speed limit and murder are not open to "interpretation", how could the highest law in the land possibly be open to it? As you can imagine, he absolutely had no intelligent response for that fact.
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