The McCain interview on “The View” has been reported on the web is several places which is why I know of it. Does anyone with half a brain actually watch that show? From what I have heard about it it is not a talking head head but a talking empty head show.

Reportedly, John McCain stated that he would appoint justices to the Supreme Curt who strictly interpreted the Constitution. The McCain interview on “The View” has been reported on the web is several places which is why I know of it. Does anyone with half a brain watch that show?

Reportedly, John McCain stated that he would appoint justices to the Supreme Court who strictly interpreted the Constitution. To which Whoopi, the idiot, replied, “Do I have to worry about becoming a slave again?” Okay, idiot Goldberg, just when were you ever a slave? Never! So you could never “become a slave again”. Second, is Whoopi so stupid that she does not know what “strictly” means or perhaps she does not know what he Constitution says? In fact has she ever read the Constitution? (All who think not say “aye”.)

You see Ms Goldberg, those of with brains who understand English and have read the Constitution know about this little thing called the thirteenth amendment, ratified on 06 December 1865 (long before you were born) which says, “Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction.” If a justice “strictly” interprets the Constitution then he/she most assuredly could guarantee that you would never be a slave. Of course this is only applies to slavery as in involuntary servitude–being a slave to your own ignorance is not covered by the Constitution and can only be remedied by yourself.

One the things that is often misunderstood about those of us of the conservative bent is that we are opposed to change. We are not. I am aware of no conservative who objects to the amendments to the Constitution. Our objection is to judges and justices who change the Constitution based on their “interpretation” of it. The Constitution can be amended and the process is clearly spelled out in the Constitution itself. We can also enact new laws, through the legislature. It is not the job of the judiciary to create new laws or rights based on how they choose to interpret the Constitution.