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Did I miss the part of the quote where she says "The Constitution is 400 years old." She said the nation is 400 years old, which it is if you are including our colonial history, and that we are governed by a Constitution.
Did I miss the part of the quote where she says "The Constitution is 400 years old." She said the nation is 400 years old, which it is if you are including our colonial history, and that we are governed by a Constitution.
The gist of what she said was that we had been governed by a constitution for 400 years. Yes, you did miss it.
Did I miss the part of the quote where she says "The Constitution is 400 years old." She said the nation is 400 years old, which it is if you are including our colonial history, and that we are governed by a Constitution.
I'm as liberal as they come and while I'd take that as some sort of rationale from an intelligent person, I am not prepared to believe that Sheila Jackson has the intellect to discern the two.
Did I miss the part of the quote where she says "The Constitution is 400 years old." She said the nation is 400 years old, which it is if you are including our colonial history, and that we are governed by a Constitution.
Did I miss the part of the quote where she says "The Constitution is 400 years old." She said the nation is 400 years old, which it is if you are including our colonial history, and that we are governed by a Constitution.
No she said we've been operating under the constitution for 400 years
Here's the snippet from the OP:
"...we have lasted some 400 years, operating under a constitution that clearly defines what is constitutional and what is not."...
A proud moment for voters, a proud moment for America! Go Sheila!' A fine example of today's liberal !
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