| sperrico87 said: We the People Act removes the jurisdiction from the federals courts, because the federal courts should never have even took the case (Roe v Wade) in the first place. It's a state matter, as all other acts of violence are. The federal courts, despite your assumptions, do not have the right to rule over anything they choose to. They are only allowed to rule on things that are related to the powers delegated in the Constitution. States can and should do all the rest. That is their obligation. |
Religious matters are not covered in the Constitution? Because, unless I'm suddenly having an incredibly difficult time comprehending the English language, that's what the first half of the We The People Act is all about...
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