DBA
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It hasn’t been up for debate for over 150 years
Um, no. Do some research.
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It hasn’t been up for debate for over 150 years
That is the plan. The Supreme Court can re-evaluate the 14th and interpret, taking into account the intent of the framers and what was going on in the US at that time.
Seems like we are in agreement.
Nope.
They will hear the case, as they should. You will see.
No, there is no need. But if there is, the Amendment process is the way.They added the 14th Amendment to address a problem that the framers of our Constitution did not foresee being an issue ~80 years earlier. We now need to modify or interpret the 14th Amendment to do exactly the same thing. Like their forefathers, the framers of the 14th couldn’t see 150 years into the future.
Nope, times in circumstances have changed that require a renterpretation. Clearly they recognized that there should be exceptions to birthright citizenship. It's long past time to reevaluate those exceptions.No, there is no need. But if there is, the Amendment process is the way.
Maybe 140 of you do. Over 300 million do not.Nope, times in circumstances have changed that require a renterpretation. Clearly they recognized that there should be exceptions to birthright citizenship. It's long past time to reevaluate those exceptions.
I don't know how they will rule. All I said was that if intent does come into play in the decision, Democrats won't be happy with the outcome.Sure they will. I disagree they will reinterpretate it.
The intent is clear that all babies, excepting those of foreign diplomats, are citizens.I don't know how they will rule. All I said was that if intent does come into play in the decision, Democrats won't be happy with the outcome.
I don't know how they will rule. All I said was that if intent does come into play in the decision, Democrats won't be happy with the outcome.
Passing This Elitist Manifesto Is What Put the Crack in the Liberty Bell235 years is some status quo
If You've Heard of Someone, Don't Listen to HimBeing under a jurisdiction is like being under a thumb. It’s not a free wheeling license to do as you please
The Blind Leading the Ones They BlindedThey added the 14th Amendment to address a problem that the framers of our Constitution did not foresee being an issue ~80 years earlier. Like their forefathers, the framers of the 14th couldn’t see 150 years into the future.
As Clear as Mud, About Their Partiality Towards the Mud RacesThey were perfectly clear
Appropriate Name for an Institution of Clowns Flaunting Gavels and GownsThe ninth circus? go figure
Bury MarburyNope, times in circumstances have changed that require a renterpretation. Clearly they recognized that there should be exceptions to birthright citizenship. It's long past time to reevaluate those exceptions.
Its funny how people want courts to rule on words that don't exist when it suits their purpose but not when it doesnt.
a good example of a fallacy of false equivalencyDo you mean like Roe v Wade?
Do you mean like Roe v Wade?