Constitution STILL Favored, Liberals Still UnAmerican

J.J. Jackson* | October 11, 2007

Filed Under Liberals

This poll is positive but still is cause for worry.

As the Supreme Court begins a new term, 44% of Americans would counsel the justices to base their decisions “strictly upon what is written in the Constitution and legal precedents.” A Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey found that 38% say the Court’s decisions should be primarily guided by a sense of fairness and justice rather than strict constructionism.Republicans (62%), men (53%), and whites (47%) are more likely than Democrats (38%), women (36%), and blacks (32%) to say that what is written in the Constitution should be the court’s guiding principle.

Again, I am proven right when I say often that Democrats (as a whole) just don’t think the Constitution is that important. Laws? Who needs “laws”? Right?

The reason for this is that they KNOW that the Constitution is an impediment to their socialist agendas. That is why it is so hard to get them to be in favor of it.

But even for those that support the Constitution, I guarantee you that there are a lot (a WHOLE LOT) among them that don’t even know what it says or have misconceptions about what it says and support it based on those misconceptions.

Again, Republicans = American and Democrats = NOT American. In general that is.

So STOP your damn whining when I call you anti-America and un-patriotic! You don’t even support the Constitution for God’s sake! You can’t get much more “anti-American” than that!

Just secede already! Leave us Americans alone!

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