Yes, the Constitution is all about strictly limiting govt while the Democrats are all about strictly unlimiting govt. So how do they survive in America?
1. First they don't believe in Constitutional laws and limits as Conservatives do
2. So forcing Constitutionalism on liberals is, in itself, unconstitutional because they don't believe in it as a political religion
3. This creates a double standard where
A. For Conservatives who believe limits on govt prevent it from being abused to impose beliefs on others, so they cannot force Constitutionalism on liberals by this very belief in religious freedom
B. but for Liberals who don't believe in such limits, as long as they believe that majority rule, judicial ruling, or executive order is all it takes to justify a mandate, they will use their party power to elect people to office to use all three branches of govt to mandate their beliefs
EdwardBaiamonte I am in agreement with you that it should be illegal to abuse govt to establish political beliefs, religion or creed that violates beliefs, rights or creeds of other citizens. And that party/media should not be abused to conspire to violate civil rights of others by discrimination by creed, nor commit fraud, misrepresentation, or other abuse by falsely advertising to the public to solicit donations or votes by promising to enact any such policies that are "unconstitutional" and aren't valid plans. What do you think about writing up a list of grievance points against Democrats abusing party, post that publicly and send it as a petition to State Gov, AG, Party leaders, Senators and Congress. And ask for a public conference on barring parties from both (a) imposing political beliefs through govt in violation of Constitutional rights, laws, limits, and beliefs (b) misrepresenting such abuse to voters and donors as if this is legal and legitimate in order to solicit donations and votes (c) require all parties to rectify and reimburse taxpayers for costs of such abuses, and require political parties to register through the state as political religious organizations barred from campaigning on any fraudulent claims falsely promising unconstitutional legislative or executive agenda