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Posted: Sat 14:35, 03 Aug 2013
Post subject: all legislative power belongs to Congress."
. He's the former judge who wondered aloud in 2010 whether courthouse violence wasn't linked in some way to judges who make "political decisions." Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) signed, too. Last year,
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, he said that the "Constitution belongs to the people, not to judges." Sen. Tom Coburn (R-Okla.) is also on board. In 2005, decrying "judicial activism," he proclaimed that "all legislative power belongs to Congress." And Sen. Mike Crapo (R-Idaho), too. He voted against both of President Obama's Supreme Court nominations because of what he called "increasing judicial activism in this country." Sen Lindsey Graham (R-South Carolina)? He signed, too. In 2010, he said "all of us abhor judicial activism because it's a threat to society in general when an unelected judge takes on a role outside of their sphere."I mention these particular senators from among the 40 signees because they are all on the Senate Judiciary Committee, which means they have had a front-row seat
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