But he's also wiping out a sacrosanct clothing exemption the Mall of America uses to attract out-of-state shoppers.
He toured his district with a PowerPoint presentation and invited news crews to document how Republicans could challenge Democrats on a sacrosanct policy issue and live to tell about it.
Fundamental changes in culture, with workers wanting food delivered to their offices and homes, are also identified as reasons why traditional sit-down restaurants, historically a sacrosanct part of the French way of life, are losing popularity.
But they've all run up against a hard reality: Money woes caused by the economic collapse and rising costs mean Cooper can no longer afford the perk that has been held up as a sacrosanct part of the school's identity.
But the Fraud (Trials Without A Jury) Bill died a death after being blocked in the House of Lords by peers who felt the right to a jury trial was sacrosanct.
By putting Social Security into a locked box and declaring it sacrosanct, the budget deal may inadvertently make reform harder.
But although few today would demand that a CEO tolerate an unproductive factory, the notion that a CEO has a duty to maintain unproductive jobs is sacrosanct.
Historically, Americans generally enjoyed a stable dollar, relatively low taxes, sacrosanct contracts and respect for property.
The reasons are varied of course, but at its core the changes are coming about as a direct reaction to many of the things older generations held sacrosanct.
Up until this point in the European debt crisis, bond holders have been held sacrosanct as no one has wanted to even consider the far-reaching consequences of a sovereign default.
The NHS was thought up by a Welshman, brought to life by a Welshman and at some point between then and now it's become sacrosanct.
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