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on the matter, he and Madison being of a mind on the issue.
I would have thought that Oyster, being a J.D. and an L.L.M. and all that would have either gracefully conceded that point, or perhaps rebutted it with some scholarship on Madison’s thinking that I have overlooked. Nope.
Instead, he says, “Mr. Jones” recent pronouncements on the Constitution were merely the straw that broke the camel’s back. I cannot remain silent when our very fabric of government is being torn apart by “legal elites.” So he wrote another long opinion piece getting it all wrong.
What in the name of Oliver Wendell Holmes is he talking about? Me, a legal elite?! I’m just an old honky tonk singer. And “what recent pronouncements on the Constitution”? That I think Jefferson and ; Madison probably agreed on the “establishment clause”? , This tears at the very fabric of government? Do what?
He is also misguided on the . U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Texas vs. Johnson, the flag burning case. He brought it up from something I wrote almost Two years ago when some creep stole my flag. My position on that had nothing to do Hwith the Supreme Court but ywith my own studies in ^preparing to cast a ^‘Congressional vote on the vmatter. That is clear in the particle. \ However, in that case, the
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