GOP talking point: if you oppose SCOTUS decision, you're against democracy

Spare us all that tired lie of "murdering babies", as any doctor will tell you a developing pregnancy is premature under 37 weeks. Any abortion beyond that is illegal by law, unless it's determined that the mother's life is at risk in giving birth.

Now, think....if my previous proposal was to actually become law, then what you stating (which is exaggerated to some degree) would not be an issue, if not a rarity.

It seems that when the shoe is on the other foot, Christo-fascist flunkies make all types of excuses, but have no problem being the Iron Heel to women. Pathetic, but not unexpected.

Christianity is not fascism.
 
We both know that is BS.
You don't get to speak for anyone else. You only get to speak for you. Omniscience fallacy.
You want Congress to control immigration (which I do also) but there is no such power in the Constitution
There is.
so you try to invent such a power by claiming national defense is protecting us from an "invasion" of immigrants.
It IS an invasion.
At least you have dropped the claim that immigration is included under naturalization.
It is.
Sometimes court decisions interpreting the Constitution
No court has authority to interpret the Constitution.
provide needed powers although no text contains that power.
No court has authority to change the Constitution.
 
The GOP is projecting the fact that it is at war against Democracy
There is no democracy. The United States was never a democracy.
and defiling SCOTUS with unconstitutionally hacked in repuke approved and seditious so-called justices,
A justice on the Supreme Court is quite constitutional.
and in 2016 conspiring with foreign enemies to destroy the legitimacy of the 2016 election
You are describing Democrats. They weren't successful.
in a tRump criminal of the sewer with foreign and domestic enemy's favor that came with a curse against humanity.
You are describing Biden.
 
No court has authority to interpret the Constitution.

No court has authority to change the Constitution.

The federal courts have had the right to interpret the Constitution since Marbury v. Madison. Your disagreement does ot mean it is not law recognized by all the courts.

Claiming the Constitution gives Congress the power to regulate immigration is an example of a court interpretation.
 
Which includes the immigration laws.

Nope. Immigration laws and naturalization laws are different. The Naturalization Law of 1790 contained no regulation of immigration; nor did the Naturalization Law of 1795. The first federal immigration laws were not passed until the 1880s. Some states passed immigration laws but the SC ruled that was a federal power.
 
It is not semantics when two terms have completely different meanings and intents. The military is allowed certain specified function in assisting immigration and customs. Stopping "invasions" is not one of these.

Welcome to the insanity of Into the Night.
 
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