"nom=de=plume" wrote in message
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"Jack" wrote in message
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Just trying to help you understand, what must be for you, a difficult
sentence. Oh, and the Founders didn't write that sentence... some
lawyer did. Is that the source of your confusion? There's that
mental heavy lifting thing again.

Swing and a miss.

What is it about "not a source of power for any department of the
Federal Government" do you not understand?

Are you a revisionist constitutionalist? I doubt it.

Can you answer a direct question? Apparently not.

Air ball...

Can you see how silly your whole argument is?

Certain can... just like your ignorance of the facts in this case...

I guess the governor of Penn at the Constitutional Congress in 1787
doesn't count as a Founding Father. Keep swinging, you'll hit something
eventually.


My bad. His name was Gouverneur Morris. He represented Penn, and he wrote
much of the constitution. I new there was a "governor" in there somewhere.

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Nom=de=Plume