It was interesting to see that Rep. Michele Bachmann is setting up a constitutional law class for the congressional Tea Party members. One of the invited guests is Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia. I have seen a couple of writers who question if there is a conflict, but I think this could be a good thing.
If they look at the whole constitution.
I love to hear from some of the "Protectors of the Constitution" who absolutely don’t seem to read the whole thing. In particular, I am interested in why they don’t seem to talk much about the 7th amendment, the one that gives a right to civil jury trials.
It also might be interesting to see if they get into what Citizen United really means. I have been wondering for awhile, if a corporation has rights, why can’t we put bad ones in jail? Are the usual constitutional responsibilities also required for them to exercise their rights?
This class could really be a good thing.
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