ThoughtCrimes
Old Navy Vet
Constitutionally speaking, you are clueless with that tail wagging dog idiocy. The several States ceded a portion of their sovereignty to the national government when they ratified the Constitution which included Article VI, Clause 2;
"This Constitution, and the laws of the United States which shall be made in pursuance thereof; and all treaties made, or which shall be made, under the authority of the United States, shall be the supreme law of the land; and the judges in every state shall be bound thereby, anything in the Constitution or laws of any State to the contrary notwithstanding." [Emphasis Added]
The notion that only the federal government knows what the constitution actually says is ridiculous on its face. The several, sovereign states wrote the constitution before the supreme court even existed. The people of the several, sovereign states ratified the constitution before the supreme court even existed. The states are the authors. Who would know better about what it says than the actual authors? How could the states establish the constitution between themselves if they didn't know what it said?
That is your construct, not mine fool! Don't try to put your erroneous words in my mouth!The notion that only the federal government knows what the constitution actually says is ridiculous on its face.
Before you uninformed knot-it-all's start spouting your crackpot ideas about the intent of the framers of the Constitution, you should first read and FULLY understand what that Social Contract says! The Supremacy Clause means what it says since it ratification, and it's the law of the land. It is not a fantasy or figment of whim that the Nation is stuck in some kind of limbo where the Articles of Confederation are still in force and effect when the States did have the power you're claiming they now have. You are in error and constitutionally ignorant. Edify thyself!The several, sovereign states wrote the constitution before the supreme court even existed. The people of the several, sovereign states ratified the constitution before the supreme court even existed. The states are the authors. Who would know better about what it says than the actual authors? How could the states establish the constitution between themselves if they didn't know what it said?