Myron S points out that immediately after our congressmen and senators took an oath this year to support and defend the Constitution many of them sought to undermine it by infringing on the people’s constitutional right to keep and bear arms.
He wonders why that shouldn’t be enough to immediately disqualify them from office.
It’s certainly worth wondering about.
Meanwhile, New York Times columnist Louis Micahael Seidman wrote an article titled “Let’s Give Up On The Constitution.”
Our obsession with the Constitution has saddled us with a dysfunctional political system, kept us from debating the merits of divisive issues and inflamed our public discourse. Instead of arguing about what is to be done, we argue about what James Madison might have wanted done 225 years ago. he said.
What an offensive and horrible thing to write. Seidman should be arrested for that. He should be subjected to summary justice and hanged from a tree for that.
Golly gee, what could ever protect him from such a fate?
Thoughtless and stupid people have taken over the major old media outlets. The bright side is that those outlets will soon be dead — and all without having to violate the Constitution.
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