The Department of Justice has been swamped by the workload it has faced over the past several months. They have not had the time to deal with the illegal aliens that have not been processed. They could not look into the IRS and its treatment of conservative organizations. Neither did the DOJ have time to look into Lois Lerner.

Amazingly, we find that it does have time to sue a small Pennsylvania township over a zoning issue. That’s right – the DOJ has filed suit against Bensalem Township over its zoning decisions.

The Washington Post reports:

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So according to Gupta, the Constitution protects the citizens against unfair zoning issues? As I reported, this is clearly a failure to read or understand the Bill of Rights. The Constitution protects Pennsylvania from the DOJ; it Protects Bensalem from Congress, but it does nothing to protect any person from zoning laws.

Besides this lack of understanding or the blatant refusal to apply the Constitution correctly, there is the issue of justice. Justice has no religious preference. It does not take sides; it simply states what Justice is and what it is not.

This is the problem that we have in this country. We all think we know in our mind what justice looks like, but we have no way to prove that we are right, and others are wrong. Our lack of care for a standard has left us with this arbitrary understanding of law. As things stand, right is defined by those in power at the time.

Might makes right is not the principle by which our country is run.

Article reposted with permission from Constitution.com