article titled "What Ever Became of Bachelors?"

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But one of the most eye-opening articles of recent date is found in the Michigan Quarterly Review, Winter, 1963. Titled "The Supreme Court 1937": it will certainly be a shocker to the people who feel FDR served democracy, and to those who believe that our Congress and law enforcement agencies are "serving" the people. Some quotes: "The courts are the ultimate protection of the people against tyranny. There is no worse tyranny than that of a majority over minorities, and every citizen is at some time or other a member of a minority. 'Arbitrary power exists nowhere in a republic,' says the constitution of Wyoming, 'not even in the largest majority.' a great arsenal of ammunition, in the form of factual information and of wholly or partly written speeches, was in storage

for the final battle, to be used by Republicans and Democrats alike. Perhaps this ammunition may never be needed. Perhaps some of it may serve in a battle yet to be fought. We have just begun to realize that the war between democracy and despotism never ends, and that every victory should be followed by preparation to meet the next attack." To which ONE adds, AMEN!