An Un-Supreme Decision

Yes, I respect the SCOTUS, but I am not oblivious to the fact that the Supreme Court has made many other un-supreme decisions.

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I must admit to a little bit of confusion. Here we are in the week of our 250th anniversary of Independence, and the U.S. Supreme Court just handed down two decisions that could “fundamentally transform” America in the next 50 years. Yes, I do not think the Justices on the SCOTUS gave any consideration to what two of their decisions: acceptance of mail-in ballots after election day and granting of citizenship to those born of non-citizens, birthright citizenship.

We have discussed these issues previously, and in both cases we referred to the Constitution. I am not a lawyer, certainly never been a judge, but doggone, at some point in time, common sense, along with a strict interpretation of our Constitution, should suffice. If a simple fella who jumps out of airplanes can comprehend these issues, and they are not complex, why could certain members of our “Supreme” Court not?

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