Wolfstrike
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- #141
the problem with the Barron v. Baltimore case is this,
the Federalists got kicked out in 1812, they couldn't get rid of John Marshall .
Marshall rode the wave of anti-federalism and tried to convince people they had no rights unless the federal government held all the power.
By bringing false and staged cases to the court ,Marshall was successful in winning power for the supreme court it was never intended to have.
those of you who argue in favor of big government, can't quote the founders without mentioning Hamilton or Marshall, two guys who didn't believe in freedom.
the Federalists got kicked out in 1812, they couldn't get rid of John Marshall .
Marshall rode the wave of anti-federalism and tried to convince people they had no rights unless the federal government held all the power.
By bringing false and staged cases to the court ,Marshall was successful in winning power for the supreme court it was never intended to have.
those of you who argue in favor of big government, can't quote the founders without mentioning Hamilton or Marshall, two guys who didn't believe in freedom.