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How in the world is a strong

How in the world is a strong judiciary good for colored people? HELLO! Dred Scott anybody?
Geezus effing crickes.

We can go back and forth all day if you like.

It was the Supreme Court which enhanced the rights of slaveowners in the Dred Scott case and it was elected officials — the President and Congress — who abolished slavery.

With everything else being equal, I'd rather moral issues be settled by the Democratic process than by 9 unelected judges - Democrats, on the other hand, seem to want the opposite.

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