Legal precedent well established it as unlawful even if passed. Well argued as it relates to poll taxes and permit/licensing vs rights. Never mind excessive or distinct taxation is a clear infringement.
Basically if you have to pay to exercise a right then it's not a right. To change a right to a privilege requires a constitutional amendment.
Legal precedent well established it as unlawful even if passed. Well argued as it relates to poll taxes and permit/licensing vs rights. Never mind excessive or distinct taxation is a clear infringement.
Basically if you have to pay to exercise a right then it's not a right. To change a right to a privilege requires a constitutional amendment.
I understand your point. Mine is that the Senate won't care and the law will be passed, then immediately challenged.
I understand your point. Mine is that the Senate won't care and the law will be passed, then immediately challenged.
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