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Constitutional law should be supreme, but…

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July 16, 2012

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Constitutional law should be supreme, but I think any judge worth their salt would consider all issues involved in a case but in the end this is America a country founded on a constitution. No other country apologizes for its own law, especially Islamic countries. If you break Sharia law, you will be judged by Sharia law. This argument is void in Islamic states, as any Muslim would tell you. This is a symptom of misapplied multiculturalism and hamstrung political correctness.

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