"Now that judges embrace forcibly starving someone to death, Congress should use its appropriation power to starve the judicial budget"

This quote by Phyllis Schlafly is a call to action for Congress to use its power of appropriation to restrict the budget of the judicial system. Schlafly is referring to the reality that judges have actually just recently welcomed the concept of by force starving somebody to death as a type of capital punishment. She believes that Congress ought to take action to avoid this from taking place by limiting the budget of the judicial system. This would limit the resources readily available to the judicial system and, in turn, limit their ability to perform such a harsh kind of punishment. Schlafly is advocating for Congress to utilize its power of appropriation to make sure that the judicial system is unable to perform such a terrible type of penalty.