Power has shifted to Supreme Court

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Power has shifted to Supreme Court

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The judiciary could decide

that a law that says every individual has the right to have a television

set really means that it is illegal to eat pork on Tuesdays, and that

is just fine with Al and Tim.

We could save the time and

cost of having Congress pass laws and leave it up to the courts to define

the laws for us since they are doing so anyway.

Historically, our government

has been based on checks and balances between the three branches of government.

At this point in our culture, the balance of power has skewed dramatically

towards the judicial branch and we are suffering the consequences.

Pepper Adams

Peachtree City

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