Posted by
FOWG on Wednesday, July 26, 2006 3:02:51 AM
This blog will not be one which posts opinion nor attempts to educate as a rule.
Most often I will pose a question and hope to recieve answers which can be expanded upon and perhaps start an in depth dialogue.
Today I would like to have responses from better educated people than I am on the question of the importance of an oath. As I understand it, an oath is a most solemn promise made legally and before God to perform in a certain way. All elected and many appointed people take an oath to "protect and defend the Constitution from all enemies, foreign and domestic".
We have seen justices of the supreme court of the United States announce that extra- Constitutional sources were consulted in deciding cases. Is this an example of an oath violation? If so, where are the many officials who promised to defend the Constitution? Why don't they raise holy hell and impeach such open violaters? Aren't these justices "domestic enemies" if they ignore our most important and cherished founding document? Should someone have done something about this? If so, who and how?
Respectfully, FOWG