(Yes, sir!) If we are wrong, the Constitution of the United States is wrong.
If we are wrong the Constitution of the United States is wrong.
Professor Laurence Tribe of Harvard Law School wrote an op-ed piece for the New York Times explaining that that is wrong: the Constitution grants only Congress the power to "borrow money on the credit of the United States".
Most important, they say, proponents are factually and legally wrong about the constitution's "full faith and credit" clause.
"This is settled law that righted the most egregious wrong in our constitution".Changing the rules would not be easy.
I think the best that can be said for the blacklisters is that they were right about Communism and wrong about the Constitution.
The opinion to which Professor Kerr was objecting was a public complaint, by Circuit Judge Janice Rogers Brown, joined by Chief Circuit Judge David B. Sentelle, that the Supreme Court has been getting the Constitution wrong since the 1930s, at least as the Constitution applies to government regulation of economic activity.
The decrees dissolving the administration cited the wrong articles of the constitution and failed to include the health ministry.
If he, as president, were to decide that the federal courts had been wrong in applying the Constitution in cases about, say, religious liberty, "legislation would remove the power of the courts to hear" them.
The Shiite leadership, he says, believes it is wrong that an interim constitution that was drawn up by an unelected body -- the Iraqi Governing Council -- should bind the freely elected national assembly.
Neema Singh Giuliani of the ACLU said: "When it comes to privacy and mass surveillance, Sessions has repeatedly been on the wrong side of the Constitution, public opinion, and laws passed by a Republican-controlled Congress".
