What the federal government did with the bailouts is at least hypocritical with respect to the 14th Amendment, since it legally favors one party over another despite the law that already exists. I think that Napolitano has an argument when he believes that this amendment was violated.

The 14th Amendment has everything to do with all the branches of our government. The legislative branch is capable of making laws that violate it. The executive branch may make orders and regulations that violate this amendment. The judicial branch is supposed to ensure that laws, orders and regulations do not violate this amendment. Of course, this applies to the entire constitution.

Rather than being an “uneducated constitutional argument,” I’d say that Napolitano is probably on track. However, in our present state of civic and cultural decay, his points are almost certainly moot.

As I said above, the country is gone: When a nuclear “pit” has been made supercritical in the first few milliseconds of a nuclear detonation, all of the energy of the reaction has been released. All that is left is for the released energy to do it’s destructive work. That’s where we are now, and nothing short of a miracle will stop it.

It is time for people to make a separate peace; hopefully, this will be with God, but I have my doubts.

The section of the Constitution that applies in this case is the Commerce Clause and Napolitano should know this.