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John McCain Thinks Federal Judges Are Power-Mad Dictators

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I like to leave politics to other blogs, but I did note these strong words about the federal judiciary spoken yesterday from our favorite cranky old guy:

?With a presumption that would have amazed the framers of our Constitution, and legal reasoning that would have mystified them, federal judges today issue rulings and opinions on policy questions that should be decided democratically. Assured of lifetime tenures, these judges show little regard for the authority of the president, the Congress and the states. They display even less interest in the will of the people.?

That's right - who cares about the will of the people? "Get over it. It's so old by now!"

Full post as published by South Florida Lawyers on May 07, 2008 (boomark / email).

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