June 29, 2012--A Couple People (sic)

After the Supreme Court decision to uphold the Affordable Care Act, eminent constitutional scholar, Kentucky senator Rand Paul (son or Ron, named for Ayn Rand) delivered an opinion of his own. He wrote:

Just because a couple people (sic) on the Supreme Court declare something to be ‘constitutional’ does not make it so. The whole thing remains unconstitutional. While the court may have erroneously come to the conclusion that the law is allowable, it certainly does nothing to make this mandate or government takeover of our healthcare right.

Not to be undone in their untutored frustration, others on the radical right joined Paul in calling for Chief Justice John Roberts' impeachment. The Chief committed the unpardonable sin of joining the liberal minority on the Court in finding constitutional justification to sustain the major provisions of the law.

Twitter was ablaze with conservatives calling for the chief justice’s impeachment.

“Justice Roberts is a TRAITOR. Along with all the damn LIBERALS on court. IMPEACH IMPEACH IMPEACH #SCOTUS,” said @jensan1332. 

“Looks like I’m not alone on this,” wrote @tahDeetz, retweeting a note from @CnservativePunk, which read, “I am in a vengeful mood the next move Impeach John Roberts.” 

“Impeach Roberts NOW and the rest of the #SCOTUS for upholding #Obamacare as a tax, still is un-Constitutional to force entry into markets!!!” wrote @denvercdavis. 

“Let your cry be damn obama and impeach roberts!!”added @DrTEMorganSr.

I say, Go for it.