Congratulations America, Slavery has a chance for a comeback

[berni_mccoy]

According to The Federalist society and "strict constitutionalists" like Buchanan, Freedom (anti-slavery), is not a Constitutional Right and ought to be a state-decided issue. This is why they want Alito on board... to allow our freedoms to be dictated by local governments. What might be legal in one state (oh, say, the RIGHT TO BEAR ARMS) may not be legal in another.

Don't believe me? Listen to Buchanan very carefully in this video: http://www.truthstream.org/flux/upload/truthstream/hardball_buchanan_shows_colors.wmv

Do Americans really deserve Democracy?

[tedzbear]

1. And being Gay will result in a long prison term.

And lots of women will bleed to death.

[berni_mccoy]

2. Let's bring back debtor prisons while we are at it...

[Shortyfuse]

3. I want that; list

I went to their site . I want that list of 25,0000 and growing members. The other; woman sitting behind Alito was a member of the Federalist Society and Attorney in the Justice Dept. Orrin ;Hatch is a member and I think Arlen Specter.

[The2ndWheel]

4. About time

We've outsourced it enough.

[Mr. Blonde]

5. Buchanan is a moron

A lot of people on both sides of the political fence think that. It is hard to say something is unconstitutional when it is in the constitution as a right. Of course until after the 14th amendment was passed, the SC did say that the Bill of Rights did not apply to the states. It was only Congress who shall make no law in relation to those rights protected in the Bill of Rights.