Brubricker
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When was the last time a bill failed to pass the Congress because it was deemed unconstitutional? When was the last time the President refused to sign a bill because they deemed it unconstitutional? When was the last time nullification was a respected power of the state governments?
Ummm...don't you geddit? When members of Congress think a bill is unconstitutional they cast a "no" vote. The president can use the veto for the same purpose. It happens all the frickin' time. How is that difficult to understand?
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