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Living and Breathing

Recovering from Geldof. Constitutional conventions. Searching for Ben Stein. Plus more.

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p> I sincerely hope the terrorist attack spared you further proof of your traveling misfortunes. br> -- Marty Barnett br> New York City /p> p> SUPREME COURT HEALTH SPA br> Re: George Neumayr's The Ongoing Constitutional Convention : /p>

Bravo.

If our Constitution is "living," is always evolving to reflect the ideas of the current generation, what gives the Court the confidence that the Constitution hasn't evolved beyond the need for it? Maybe we needed a Supreme Court in 1787, but now we have evolved beyond the need of those dead people. After all, that was over 200 years ago. We have evolved a lot since then.

p>Now that we know eminent domain can be used to raise the tax base, what about turning the current building into a restaurant and health spa. Great location on Capitol Hill; I bet the tax revenues would be fantastic. br> --
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