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| − | I never went to university <a href=" http://www.tecnotelevision.com/libitol-price.html#cast ">libitol online</a> The conservative vision of an unchanging Constitution – | + | I never went to university <a href=" http://www.tecnotelevision.com/libitol-price.html#cast ">libitol online</a> The conservative vision of an unchanging Constitution – that means for all time what the Framers meant when they wrote it – has triumphed on the court, in which case, it doesn't matter whether times have changed and the VRA is "outdated." If it was constitutional when adopted, it should still be constitutional today. In short, the VRA's invalidation by those who trumpet conservative values is really about just one thing: hypocrisy. |
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I never went to university <a href=" http://www.tecnotelevision.com/libitol-price.html#cast ">libitol online</a> The conservative vision of an unchanging Constitution – that means for all time what the Framers meant when they wrote it – has triumphed on the court, in which case, it doesn't matter whether times have changed and the VRA is "outdated." If it was constitutional when adopted, it should still be constitutional today. In short, the VRA's invalidation by those who trumpet conservative values is really about just one thing: hypocrisy.
