"When a United States congressman who has sworn to uphold, protect, and defend our Constitution is so smug that he can face a constituent and declare that "the federal government can do most anything it wants in this country," he has already proclaimed himself a traitor waiting for his due. When a Speaker of the people's House of Representatives mocks a reporter's question about the constitutionality of the health care bill she just railroaded through, asking "Are you serious?," she has already broken her own oath. When a president does not ask whether a power can be found within the U.S. Constitution, but rather steams ahead with nothing more than a might-makes-right, Yes-We-Can attitude, he has already trashed his own office in the sight of the people.
So as ballots are counted this week and every pundit goes into overdrive trying to pin the whole Democrat rousting on the economy, let me be perfectly clear in advance.
This is America, honey! And it's not just the economy.
It's the Constitution, stupid.
Lawmakers, judges, bureaucrats, and even presidents ignore it to their grave peril." [American Thinker]
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