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Another point: this practice of giving waivers as political favors to a few violates the "equal protection" clause of the constitution. All citizens must be treated equally.
But I suppose that's an archaic, outmoded, useless document that doesn't apply today. It's not hard to see what they--the Founders-- really meant. "Surely," Kagan will explain in her majority opinion, "all people are created equal, it's just that some are more equal than others."
-- Cheers, James Arthur
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Ah, that makes more sense. The contract is already written... Thanks.
Two words describe this revelation; "Well, Duh!".
Where is the surprise here?
He couldn't get a rental car at the '00 Demonicratic Convention because he had bad credit.
Several laws have means of appeals built in. Who knows about this monstrosity? No one's read it, so I suppose they can say "it's in there".
"No one seriously believes that the Constitution means what some old white men said it did, some 200 years ago."
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