President Obama’s
immigration plan and his national health care law both face legal challenges
this year that could bring them to a halt. But one-in-four voters think the
president should be able to ignore the courts if he wants to, and Democrats
believe that even more strongly.
The latest
Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that 26% of Likely U.S.
Voters think the president should have the right to ignore federal court
rulings if they are standing in the way of actions he feels are important for
the country. Sixty percent (60%) disagree and say the president should not have
the right to ignore the courts. Fifteen percent (15%) are undecided. (To see
survey question wording, click here.)
But perhaps more
unsettling to supporters of constitutional checks and balances is the finding
that 43% of Democrats believe the president should have the right to ignore the
courts. Only 35% of voters in President Obama’s party disagree, compared to 81%
of Republicans and 67% of voters not affiliated with either major party. But perhaps more unsettling to supporters of
constitutional checks and balances is the finding that 43% of Democrats believe
the president should have the right to ignore the courts. Only 35% of voters in
President Obama’s party disagree, compared to 81% of Republicans and 67% of
voters not affiliated with either major party.……To Read More……
My Take – This is another fascinating insight into
Gruber’s observations that the American voter is stupid. Not everyone hated him for saying what every
honest observer of history knows to be true – public education has made
Americans blithering idiots when it comes to American history and civics - and
more. What he should be despised for is
not his willingness to state the obvious, but his willingness to take advantage
of that stupidity for his personal gain and to promote the leftist narrative
and ultimately leftist policy.
I have a
question – what does everyone think the numbers would have been if this was
George Bush instead of Obama?
All this is problematic for conservatives because they
believe the courts are out of control – and they are - but they also believe
the President of the United States in not empowered to act unilaterally without
the approval of Congress and the oversight of the federal judicial system. This also presents a problem for leftists
because they believe the President of the United States shouldn’t be allowed to
act unilaterally either - if he’s a Republican.
The left has no moral foundation therefore whatever works to promote
their agenda is what’s moral. That’s why
they’re not hypocrites when they take a stand against the “nuclear option” in
the Senate when Republicans are in charge, but absolutely – and self
righteously - believe it’s their right when they’re in charge. Hypocrisy isn’t their problem – treason to
the oath of office they took to uphold and defend the Constitution against all enemies,
foreign and domestic is however. That becomes a bit
difficult when they’re the Constitution’s domestic enemies. How else can you explain their actions?
Solution? Repeal
the 16th and 17th Amendments. Pass a 28th Amendment that creates
age and term limits for federal jurists.
End all funding, including student loans, to American universities, which
have become a festering sore of leftist propaganda.
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