And? The Declaration of Independence is not a binding legal document. It's legal significance is exclusively as an input to the Constitution. (Well, that and severing us from England).
You probably ought to make the provenance of that quote known, too:
Or, just read more of his site; the most recent SCOTUS decision he cites on it includes the text:
"The Declaration of Independence, however, is not a legal prescription conferring powers upon the courts"
I have to ask... if you believe that the Declaration is a binding legal document, do you also believe, as the Declaration asserts, that all our rights come from God?
You probably ought to make the provenance of that quote known, too:
http://candst.tripod.com/doinotlaw.htm
Or, just read more of his site; the most recent SCOTUS decision he cites on it includes the text:
"The Declaration of Independence, however, is not a legal prescription conferring powers upon the courts"
I have to ask... if you believe that the Declaration is a binding legal document, do you also believe, as the Declaration asserts, that all our rights come from God?