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If the line isn’t drawn in the sand right now, America will be staring down the barrel of martial law for months to come. My constituents don’t want the Trump administration’s “best wishes.” They want it to stop trampling over their constitutional rights.
Hi, former Constitutional Law professor here.
There is no Constitutional Right to destroy someone else's property. Whether it's own by a private individual or the federal government. #PortlandProtests
This is a non sequitur intended to obfuscate the real issue at hand.
But as a Constitutional law professor, is there not also a Constitutional duty for the police to obey the law? This cuts both ways. You cannot defend the Constitution by violating it.
Good one. Now talk about the Constitutionality of unmarked troops detaining people in unmarked cars without warrant or probable cause.
They are not unmarked officers.
That's "owned." Such as you would be in a decent law school class -- or even a decent high school English class -- for shifting the question at hand as you do here.
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