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Re: Supreme Court declares bans on gay marriage unconstitutional.
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Originally Posted by jeremy1375
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SCOTUS didn't do anything that Congress couldn't undo if the people demanded it. Congress has the power to write legislation as well as amend the Constitution, if they have the backing of the people. The system of check and balances is still in effect. The country just has enough people in favor of same sex marriage that it is unlikely.
And it was the due process clause that gave SCOTUS the power to do what they did...
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You need to brush up on your Separation of Powers. The SCOTUS doesn't have the power to do what it did.
http://constitutionality.us/SupremeCourt.html
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"Day by day, case by case, the court is busy redesigning a Constitution for a nation I do not recognize."
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