On the recordNovember 5, 2003
Absolutely. He said it was bad law, but more than that, he said it was morally wrong and not to be accepted any longer in our Constitution.
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govinfo.govAbsolutely. He said it was bad law, but more than that, he said it was morally wrong and not to be accepted any longer in our Constitution.
Discussing the moral implications of a law in relation to the Constitution.
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