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The Supremacists The Tyranny of Judges and how to Stop it

Pages
244
Published
2006
Language
English

Synopsis

Phyllis Schlafly argues that the unchecked power of judges poses a severe threat to American democracy. This book surveys judicial legislation, revealing how judges have overstepped their constitutional mandate to redefine fundamental societal norms. Schlafly traces the origins of this judicial supremacy not to Marbury v. Madison, but to the infamous Dred Scott decision. Ultimately, she asserts that the Constitution provides the necessary tools to reclaim America from judicial overreach.

About the author

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Phyllis Schlafly

Phyllis Schlafly was a writer and activist known for her conservative viewpoints. Her works include "Feminist Fantasies," "No Higher Power Obama's War on Religious Freedom," and "The Supremacists The Tyranny of Judges and how to Stop it," which explore politics, law, and social issues.