@sagas I am quite aware. The Bill of Rights was originally the first ten amendments made to the Constitution, to the end of keeping power from being too concentrated. I really don't see how that question applies here.
The Bill of Rights specifically states that no federal authority may intervene in any activity which the Constitution does not specifically say is within it's jurisdiction. Therefore by ruling on the definition of marriage the Supreme Court overstepped it's boundaries as outlined by our Founding Fathers.
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@sagas I am quite aware. The Bill of Rights was originally the first ten amendments made to the Constitution, to the end of keeping power from being too concentrated. I really don't see how that question applies here.
The Bill of Rights specifically states that no federal authority may intervene in any activity which the Constitution does not specifically say is within it's jurisdiction. Therefore by ruling on the definition of marriage the Supreme Court overstepped it's boundaries as outlined by our Founding Fathers.