[TheRealThing]

The United States Constitution is "timeless and supreme"? This just in: the councils of heaven agree that the New Jerusalem will adopt the Jeffersonian documents...come on, brethren and sisterens, what nonsense is this?

You dodged that in a most familiar way. Forgive me, but the founders from whom Scalia took his cues in interpretation of the law, will leave a much greater impact on history than the Urban Sombrero. At any rate, Scalia used ' the concept of 'originalism' to discern the intent of the founders in making his rulings. And it is important to honor the original intent, because great care was taken by the founders to speak plainly in the founding documents, so those that followed would have that road map to guide them. There is, despite the contrarian blather of the 'living document' types, exact and clearly discernible meaning to be gotten from study of the US Constitution. Otherwise, little historically insignificant specks like Barack Obama, might come through and use the law and the power of the Presidency to change everything that makes us Americans.

And, I see as in the case of Obama's insistence on being the bus driver, you have committed additional vehicular homicide in extending your attack on this county's traditional values by careening through the affairs of the Church with equal disdain. I am tempted at this point to ask the question. How have things been RealVille?