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Oct 14, 2013 09:52:58   #
Absolom_Absolom wrote:
Don't know if the author is writing as a liberal Democrat or a RINO Republican! (Oh wait, the WHOLE ReDUMBlican Party are RINOs now). ReDUMBlicans h**e men like Cruz and Ron Paul because they actually know what's wrong with this country and propose positive measures to actually do something about it. Yeah God forbid we actually have someone out there doing something right!

ReDUMBlicans keep asking us true conservatives to support your (mediocre) candidates who talk a lot of talk about standing up against the Democrats during e******n time, but whenever one of your own actually start doing that then they turn against them saying things like they "don't have the best interests of Americans" and "are an embarrassment to the entire nation"

Then again, if you're a liberal what would you know about the "best interest of Americans" being as how you are the ones who are an embarrassment to the entire nation.
Don't know if the author is writing as a liberal D... (show quote)


Embarrassment?

Take a good look in a mirror. You & Ted deserve each other.
Hang on to his coat tail as he falls into what ever hole he will fall into.
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Oct 14, 2013 00:27:56   #
carolyn wrote:
Then maybe it's time you moved on to a more Democratis website. I am sure you can find one that caters to other liberals such as yourself.


Silly me. Here I thought that this was a place to exchange ideals.

Sorry I see you would rather pander to those that would praise what you have to say.

I say that because there is mo way any one other than a tea party person would agree with you.
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Oct 14, 2013 00:19:11   #
edsays wrote:
Not since the Salem Witch Trials have we seen such a travesty as shown by Sen. Ted Cruz. This guy does NOT have the best interests of Americans and should be recalled. I would like to see a recall petition to do just that.

His goal is to cancel the Affordable Care Act which was passed by Congress and signed into law. His actions are atrocious and an embarrassment to the entire Nation.


Now now don't go getting on Teds back. He knows that if he wants to go some where all he has to do is kiss the right back sides.

I wish I could wish him well but I will pass.
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Oct 14, 2013 00:14:52   #
RETW wrote:
by Charles Hugh-Smith

The U.S. Constitution leaves too many areas open to interpretation; a New Constituion of 2,300 pages (+ 200 redacted secret pages) is the solution.

The Obama Administration has proposed replacing the current U.S. Constitution (4,543 words, including the signatures with a 2,300-page “new Constitution” that in the words of an administration spokesperson, “clears up the gray areas in the current Constitution.”

The proposal was launched after the success of two recent 1,000+ page pieces of legislation, the Affordable Care Act and the Dodd-Frank financial reform act.

An additional 200+ pages of the “new Constitution” are redacted due to the sensitive nature of the National Security-related amendments.

Lobbyists from key industries were invited to contribute amendments to the new Constitution;” constitutional legal experts were also invited to submit improvements to the current law of the land.

Some critics who have reviewed the 2,300 pages of the proposed “new Constitution” have stated that the document is impenetrable even to those with law degrees. Average citizens “will be unable to understand the laws that govern their lives.”

Other observers note that the complexity and length of legislation such as the Affordable Care Act and the Dodd-Frank financial reform act are already beyond the comprehension of all but a handful of experts.

An administration spokesperson defended the proposed re-write on the grounds that “the new Constitution will provide the clarity that people want in their Constitution.”
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There are many reason why well over 65% of the American
people want to replace all of congress. Now the fools want to replace our constitution. NO, NO, No. And as you might expect, Its proposal, comes from the democrats. These bastards want to replace our constitution with one that goes along with the same principle as the Pelosi principle.
(( Don't worry what's in it, just sign it . Then we will tell you what's in it. )) You, the general public, are just to
G** Dam ignorant to understand it in the first place. You don't do as we do, you dam well better do as we tell you to.

So now we have it folks. This is the socialistic plan all
along. Hey, all you sheeple out there. Get your nose rings ready. This is what you all wanted.
I got news for all you socialistic bastards out there. Before
I, our anyone of the people I know well let that happen. Blood will run in the streets. The very reason this country was founded, was to get out from under this same kind of
tyranny, these low life scum, want to impose.
You might note. Not one person in the general population was asked what they think. The general public is just a means to and end. How's that sit with you?

So what do you say folks, you want this to happen?
RETW
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Read more at http://investmentwatchblog.com/obama-administration-proposes-2300-page-new-constitution/#GPQpyB7GayT5xSVa.99
by Charles Hugh-Smith br br The U.S. Constitution... (show quote)


You will have to carry out this with out my support>
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Oct 14, 2013 00:07:43   #
carolyn wrote:
Barack Hussein Obama is an eloquently tailored empty suit. No resume, no accomplishments, no experience, no original ideas, no understanding of how the economy works, no understanding of how the world works, no balls, nothing but abstract, empty rhetoric void of real substance.

He has no real identity. He is half-white, which he rejects. The rest of him is mostly Arab, which he hides but is disclosed by his non-African Arabic surname and his Arabic first and middle names as a way to triply proclaim his Arabic parentage to people in Kenya. Only a very small part of him is African Black from his Luo grandmother, which he pretends he is exclusively.

What he isn't, not a genetic drop of, is" African American," the descendant ens***ed Africans brought to America chained in s***e ships. He hasn't a single ancestor who was a s***e. Instead, his Arab ancestors were s***e owners. S***e-trading was the main Arab business in East Africa for centuries until the British ended it.

So let that sink in: Obama is not the descendant of s***es, as he at times has claimed. He is the descendant of s***e owners. Thus he makes the perfect Liberal Messiah.
Barack Hussein Obama is an eloquently tailored emp... (show quote)



I haven't been here real long but this stuff has had a lot of play time & has been hashed over enough.
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Oct 14, 2013 00:02:18   #
Peggy Kirk wrote:
Hello Rubin and Tasine. What is bringing America to it's knees is Corporate America hording their investments or investing in companies in other countries. China is partly succeeding so well because we are taking business there. Also, people are hording their money if they have it to hord because they are unsure of the future of the country. Saving money is a good idea. Gold better, I hope.


I can accept your view on this.
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Oct 13, 2013 13:15:48   #
bluejacket wrote:
If you looked at who receives the most help from the government it is the red states who mostly agricultural
if you want to get rid of socialism start with the farm subsidies , and then we will see the conservatives squeal


A bit of t***h there.
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Oct 13, 2013 13:12:50   #
edwardian wrote:
I would take it a bit farther, I would go to federation, or state sovereignty. 50 different places, 50 different choices.
Countries are too large to manage, too many people, too many different opinions and preferences, needs, etc.
Folks can migrate toward their desires.
Of course it's difficult to get past "everybody must be equal" crowd.


Well don't hold your breath waiting for that to happen.
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Oct 13, 2013 13:04:04   #
Tom B wrote:
Well, yes. Of course, the Constitution is relevant today. It's still the law of the land, so that's stating the obvious. Is there really anyone in this country above the age of 8 who doesn't understand the Constitution is the legal framework of the nation? I hope not.

But, no. Equating the Declaration of Independence to anything other that what it was intended to do is simply off base. The colonies were making a case for breaking from the yoke of foreign authority as practiced by King George III. To insinuate that it provides a basis for breaking away from our own system of government is simply wrong-headed or wishful thinking. It does not.

Because, if you were to say the Jeffersonian reasons in the Declaration of Independence give us a foundation to rise against our own government, then you are talking about succession. And the absolute last thing any of those preparing to go to war with England wanted to see was a splintering of the colonies. That would have been suicide.

The same applies later to the delegates to the Constitutional conventions. A fractured nation would have been totally opposite of why they gathered in the first place, which was to replace the Articles of Confederation. They had proven themselves to be disastrous because they did not create a glue strong enough to tie a nation together and put it on an (almost) equal footing with others.

Indeed, the Constitution itself was originally drafted in such a way that splintering would be avoided (hence, no mention of the issue of s***ery, which surely would have driven a wedge between s***e-holding colonies, let alone the delegates themselves, many of whom were s***e-holders.)

Look, Obama is not King George III. Obama is not putting up soldiers in citizen's houses, he is not unilaterally exacting taxes on goods to go to his private treasury, he is not impressing citizens to man his ships. He is not building forts of his own army in cities around the country.

For the most part (although not totally), he's trying to do what he said he would do when he ran for the presidency twice. The majority of people said OK and elected him. When they elected him, they theoretically elected his ideas.

But, two years after his first e******n, the people also elected a House of Representatives with a majority of the members being not of Obama's party or policies. We've had gridlock ever since. That is exactly the way the system was designed to work by dint of the wisdom embodied in the Constitution and the way is balances powers.

Conservatives should rejoice that the provisions of our legal framework of government have not allowed this president nor any other to run amok. The existing system reined in Andrew Johnson when he tried to undo much of what had been accomplished by Union victory in the Civil War. The existing system brought down Richard Nixon for his attempts to use executive agencies for political purposes. The existing system quashed FDR's attempt to pack the Supreme Court.

If Barak Obama oversteps his authority, the same thing will happen to him.

You don't need succession. The system is still rock-solid as it is because the Constitution IS being followed and will continue to be followed.

(BTW, I find it extremely interesting that the libertarian and tea party mantra of Constitutional avoidance is being used ceaselessly against a president who taught constitutional law in one of the most prestigious universities in the world.

Obama's toes probably know more about the Constitution than any poster on this board, including me.)
Well, yes. Of course, the Constitution is relevant... (show quote)


A well thought out piece.
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Oct 13, 2013 12:52:14   #
maelstrom wrote:
I don't understand how people say they love this country and yet go along so effortlessly with its undoing instead of standing up and fighting for our unity. United we stand divided we fall.


Great words but we are not really united. But we are truly divided.

If we can not find some common ground on a site like this we will always be divided.

This will be fine with the monied interests.
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Oct 13, 2013 12:42:12   #
Oregon Home wrote:
What % of the government is shut down? I read a form yesterday that showed that 85% of the government is still operational. And most of the workers on furlough are still getting paid. We are all being twisted to get our eyes off the other scandals that this administration is trying to sweep under the rug.


Yes create issue that are meaning less to the monied interests.
& distract the public while their pockets get picked.

That is true for both sides of congress
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Oct 13, 2013 12:38:24   #
Buford wrote:
We have an administration that has weakened our military, destroyed our economy, continually lied and has been deceitful to the American people has shown disrespect to our constitution laughed at the sanctity of marriage only to name a few.
When are we as Americans going to stand up and take our country back?
It's time we start v****g people out of office by v****g with our morals not with our pocket books.
It's time we show Obama and the rest of the d******c t*******ts enough is ENOUGH and we won't let them destroy OUR GREAT COUNTRY without a fight wh**ever that comes to.
We have an administration that has weakened our mi... (show quote)


All I would change in your post is one word.

System for Administration.

Two many want to put the blame on the administration in office but the government is bought & paid for by the money changers.
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Oct 13, 2013 12:32:54   #
bmac32 wrote:
All I can say is V**E instead of staying at home.


Yes by all means v**e. V**e for one chosen by others.

V**e for the lessor of two evils, but v**e.

Be sure to v**e for the one promising the most to moneyed interests.

Oops they are both bought & paid for.

Looks as win win, but not for the v**ers.
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Oct 13, 2013 12:25:27   #
Tasine wrote:
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Thanks, Vernon. I realize life is not a bowl of cherries for everyone, self included. And it is a lot harder for some than for others - and there is not a single thing that can be done to change that. Rather than complaining that one is not secure - and I am BIG on security - people who are concerned should set about MAKING THEIR LIVES, THEIR WELL-BEING SECURE rather than expecting someone else to make them secure.


As long as the system is, that every one is to look out for them self, we don't don't have a system. We have anarchy.

We are only as secure as the people around us.
People that are not secure do things that may make others less secure.

Living in gated communities, increasing police forces & building prisons offer only limited help & for only a few
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Oct 13, 2013 11:55:29   #
vernon wrote:
people like me working for 40 yrs and educating my kids so they can be self supporting that is what makes people secure ,not depending on government for their substance


If one is to truly look & how things run in this country.

Most of the government programs that are enacted that people like your see as bad are really plans to enrich others. Or at least others find ways to profit from them & the ACA is no different.

ACA may work or not work but if left to do what it was
meant to do & some don't find ways to skim money from it, it will be okay.

Medical care & drugs plans that are set up to help people end up with much of that money going to hospital doctors, drug companies & other businesses.

So it would seem tax payers may pay, but the money comes back to the market place.

If the private sector dose not see that the wages are enough to keep the market place running smoothly then the government steps in to keep the money flowing & the market place busy.

So if one wants to judge who gets helped more, one only needs to look to where the most money ends up.

The government in the past did it's deeds behind closed doors.

Nothing has change they just do it out in the open now.
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