The U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear a case involving the constitutionality of the Confederate flag emblem on Mississippi's state flag. A black lawyer argued that the emblem should be banned because it represented white supremacy.
But a lower court refused to hear the suit because the lawyer did not have standing to sue. The Supreme Court issued its ruling without comment.
NPR:
More @ American Thinker
Finally a victory. (Of sorts) Keep tough Mississippi !
ReplyDeleteTake them where we can get them. :)
DeleteHow in the world can the Confederate flag be construed as
ReplyDeleteunconstitutional. Actually, the Confederate flag is very
legal as there really should have been a Southern Nation
per the Constitution. But, the income tax IS unconstitutional.
Agreed.
Delete