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Introduction The "Happy Convention" 1
1 Who is to Decide? 25
2 Guns, Gays, and God - The Happy Convention and the Culture Wars 47
3 The Happy Convention Meets the War on Terror 63
4 The Catechism of the Happy Convention 97
5 The Rise of the Happy Convention 111
6 Life under the Happy Convention 129
7 Current Views - Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Alito and the Happy Convention 153
8 The Happy Convention and the Grizzly Bear 165
9 Can Amending the Constitution End the Happy Convention? 193
Conclusion 209
Historical Appendix A Stripper Statutes Limiting Court Jurisdiction in the 1930s and 1940s 213
Historical Appendix B World War II to 1996 - Stripper Bills Seeking to Limit Court Jurisdiction - None Passed 233
Historical Appendix C Stripper Statutes Limiting Court Jurisdiction Since 1996 257
Historical Appendix D Selected Supreme Court Rulings 283
Selected Bibliography 297
Index 303
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Terry Aubrey
reviewed Courts and Congress: America's Unwritten Constitution on December 31, 2014
Courts and Congress
The Politically Incorrect Guide to the Constitution, Or Why One May Legally Evade Taxes, Castrate Sodomites, and Whip Niggers is a bit of a mixed blessing. On the one hand, it's an impressive piece of political propaganda, the effectiveness of which will only be limited by its deeply condescending tone. (Recommended reading is helpfully pointed out in sections entitled "A Book You Are Not Supposed To Read.") On the other hand, the author lays out a very effective case for the notion that the entire structure of American government is illegitimate and that we only accept its presence due to a warped understanding of history. Unfortunately, Gutzman undercuts his credibility by exploring the implications of his findings when they coincide with Republican talking points, but not when they would contradict conservative positions.
The narration is very choppy, but not really unpleasant.
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