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Aug 6, 2014 15:47:12   #
Sicilian... and, all interested party's..
Here's a link to a very concise article concerning the on-going subject about 'Impeachment Procedure'...
A bit long, but easy reading, and I think you'll enjoy learning from it..

Gauging True Public Support For Impeachment
One of the most intriguing and frustrating elements of today’s “constitutionalist” movement is the fact that many self-proclaimed constitutionalists seem to experience a great deal of difficulty in just following the Constitution. Desperate to find solutions to the rapid decline of our Constitutional Republic, the remedies prescribed in the Constitution seem to be the first remedies most often overlooked, ignored or tossed out.........
http://www.newswithviews.com/JBWilliams/williams285.htm
by JB Williams
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Aug 6, 2014 00:24:25   #
Anigav6969 wrote:
Well, pal, then why is the poverty rate so much worse in the South...And people living in the South are a lot less likely to move up the economic ladder..it's a valid question


Maybe I can enlighten you once again, Anigava..I enjoy doing so, so no need to thank me for the attention. (grin)
When you speak of poverty, I'm sure that you are mentally,emotionally hugging the mighty dollar sign as a representation of wealth, right?
I can give a more unbiased view about that since I am perhaps the last of REAL Californians who have recently escaped 5 years ago, and have been welcomed to South Georgia. Therefore, I'm here to tell you, and others who understand, that the vast wealth I have found here among the REAL people of America is their genuine smiles, direct and unpretentious eye contact, and a strong handshake that doesn't hide a snake.
The food here is plentiful, (deer, turkey, fresh garden veggie's) and generously shared, the women are gourmet cooks, and when we need help with a job of any kind, we don't have to PAY an outrageous fee for it.. These Southerners have BIG hearts, and still have the correct attitudes that wh**ever they do for a neighbor, OR a stranger, even.. will come back 10 fold. Sadly 'enuff, there are some people who even take advantage of this generosity... once!
I could go on, and on expounding about these virtuous people, but I think the point I'd like to stress is that with all of the above, we/they don't place wealth in the same light as you, perhaps, but sure wouldn't care to live a neurotic, dog eat dog life like those from most other geographical areas.
No indeed, Sir.. We may not have the wealth that YOU feel is a necessary status symbol.. but, we don't need it.. Instead, we have all the RICHNESS of not having lost the 'old' American way, and understand what brotherly love is all about.
That being sharing, honesty, hard work, ingrained love of our God, and avoiding negative innuendo's about others who we may not agree with.. or ridicule the places those others call home...
To copy another's quote, "You never see many Southerners who plan to retire in the North".. Right?
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Aug 4, 2014 21:50:21   #
rumitoid wrote:
Respect for the office and the end of r****t attacks, political savagery, and wanton conspiracy theories. Like it or not, that office represents what we as Americans are and what we embrace as of value. Devalue this man and his office--and encourage worldwide disrespect and aggression by the world.


I think we all respect the office.. but the problem is the man inside of it.. Most Americans are a respectfull sort, but in case it's slipped past you, Obama himself has devalued the office, and sullied our world image.
With his wanton catering to the Moslem world, he and his minionss have cost us irreparable damage among our allies who stood beside us throughout Iraq, Afghanistan, and Libia., etc, etc.
We WERE as one, sharing co-mingled blood on the battlefield to 'supposedly' fight for democracy, but why do you suppose we can't get their cooperation today over The Ukraine?
As I see it, and most likely they do too, goes something like this...'Why should they keep supporting a man who befriends the enemy their children died for to defeat, and the wasted resources they squandered in support of the boy emperor'?
With all due respect, Sir.. You can whitewash an outhouse as much as you want, but .. it's still an outhouse, and it's obvious that Obama has proven he is more compatible with the oval seat, then the oval office.
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Jul 27, 2014 22:40:47   #
semper-fi wrote:
Man, that is one lost individual. :hunf: :hunf: :shock:


I opted NOT to even give him recognition. What use is a voice that's in declension against 10, or more?
Our job is to fix a genuine problem, not to add credulence to someone who could use a therapist more then a surgical doctor , but sometimes there are good arguments about forced lobotomy's.
Since that hasn't become a 'standard' government practice YET, let's just pray that he doesn't reproduce... or v**e, lol.
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Jul 27, 2014 14:29:15   #
Workinman wrote:
I understand the concern that you have I as we'll are concerned about the next President. As a famous man once said "it's not the color of your skin but the content of your character".
I have been watching and listening to Dr. Ben and can't find any red f**gs as of yet, his life is an open book unlike the pos we now have.


I assume you were referring to Rev Martin Luther King as the wise man. Well, and good, but here I'll risk the wrath of a lot of folks when I dare suggest that 'famous' is an honorary title allotted by a group of those who benefit from his/her accomplishments to further their individual, or joint cause/s.
Everyone has a hero, but that hero doesn't always (if ever) help all the people. We have MLK, and his accomplishments around the civil right's movement. We have the Caesar Chavez with the United Farm Worker's, and the Brit's have their mythical Robin hood, who represents true Socialism, i.e.: 'Robbing the rich, to give to the poor'... and WE have JF Kennedy.. Lincoln, Washington, ad nauseam, and none satisfied the image desired by everyone.
Obviously, we will never have the President who satisfies us all.. and we are so conditioned to looking for a savior in another person, maybe what we need is a heavy handed one like DICK Cheney to just take the reins, hmm?
I offer my posthumous apologies to our Founding Father's, but your ideal plans for 'self government, just aren't working so well. We have turned into 'wimps', and need baby sitters 24/7.
Something in me rebels about the words,'famous' and 'hero', and I wish there were less of them, and MORE of those who we could simply admire for their service to America, and mankind as a whole..
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Jul 27, 2014 12:57:05   #
semper-fi wrote:
Carson was thrust into the limelite after his infamous 2013 national prayer breakfast speech (can be found on you tube) where he quietly and with Scripture, trashed all of obummers ideas and with him sitting not 3feet away. He did the unthinkable, he prayed in the name of Jesus, he quoted from Scripture and he brought out his ideas as in parables. His past and his upbringing are noted. He has not openly decided to run for any office much less the presidency, but there has been talk of drafting him to run.
I fully understand your caution in going for round two of another unknown running for office, I'm leery too, but someone's got to do it why not check the guy out for yourself and see. Start with the 2013 speech at the National Prayer Breakfast and go from there! Carson is not a fan of obummer. :)
Carson was thrust into the limelite after his infa... (show quote)


When I rendered my questions, and cautionary comments about Carson, it wasn't meant as an attack on his character, integrity, or necessarily a racial profile.. It was meant as an early morning wake up call to everyone about being too spontaneous in making critical decisions based on mere gut feelings, and little track records to show.
Remember now, Carter was elected, not by..but certainly with the help from the religious 'right', and although he is a man of impeccable integrity, he simply wasn't up to the task.
Much is left to be seen before the upcoming e******ns, and I WILL take your advice about checking Carson out, but frankly, I don't expect to find any negatives there, although one question is bugging me right now.... Ya' ready?
What motivates a man (Carson) to abandon a lucrative career as one of the top surgeons in the USA, if not the world, for a headache job that pays a mere $400,000 a year?
It seems to me that if it was purely patriotism driving him, he would have been seen as such a patriot long ago, hmm? Evidently he wasn't (until fairly recently) when being potentially considered for the p**********l draft, or he certainly would never have gotten within that mentioned three feet of Obama..
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Jul 27, 2014 12:06:29   #
wishamako1 wrote:
I just hope we find a true a true American that cares about this country and can rally congress to move in the right direction but it needs to be a different congress.1/26..1968


Whenever someone speaks about the betterment of our country, it feeds my hopes that 'enuff of us really care, and there's hope.. Thank you for your personal concern. Sometimes mine seems to dwindle as I look around me, and at what motivates so many, but.. recently I've seen, and read things from even our teenager's which are profoundly wise, and it lends even more confidence in their, and our future on this big ball in the sky.
Keep the faith, Wishamako.. we have 330 million people in America, or thereabouts, and in our search for integrity, we've just scratched the surface
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Jul 27, 2014 03:02:39   #
Ranger7374 wrote:
Ben too. Ben Carson, he might be a good one too.


Ranger..
Perhaps Carson, maybe, but now think about this, Ok?
Obama showed the same charisma back in late 2007, and look at what happened... "Hook, line, and sinker", and we can't even throw the stinking fish back.
The question we need to face is IF we are willing to double down on what could turn out to be another bad bet.. or experiment, if you so choose the alternate word..
Sorry if I appear to be bordering on r****m here, but I am dead tired of the 'socially correct' junk being pushed on us, and others policing my mind, and/or opinions.
I'm far from being r****t, but I learn from past mistakes, and this time around, I'm more impressed with what a candidate does.. and NOT how smooth his talk.
Just as the people now are aware that Obama had very little impressive political experience, and a half baked legal background, isn't it imperative to also see that Carson is a doctor (only), and has little experience in politics, either.. and even less experience in the political arena. Could he be a mirror image of the 2007 Obama, and be just another slick talking snake oil salesman? Are you sure?
If you haven't already seen the parallels between these two scenario characters in the consideration, let me cap this off by asking this question..
"Like in the case of nobody knowing much about Obama when he was being prepped for Presidency...where in the hell did Carson come from"?
Be careful.. Very careful.
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Jul 26, 2014 23:21:15   #
Ranger7374 wrote:
I was looking at Senator Ted Cruz of Texas and Representative Gowdy, Representative of South Carolina. But Honestly, I believe the best one of the three mentioned is Paul.


I also admire Cruz, and Gowdry, but if you'll remember from one of my earier reply's, Ted Cruz is inneligeble to hold the offices of either President, OR.. vice President under Art 2, US Constitution.
Cruz is a natural born citizen of Canada, and an adopted US Citizen by immigration status. I believe Cruz just renounced his Canadian citizenship last month, or put that in motion to happen.
I don't know IF he thought that by doing that.. he'd have a shot at the White House, or not, but what other benefit would it be to relinquish a 'dual citizenship status'?
Now, being the suspicion prone person that I am, it's seriously crossed my mind that he (Cruz) might have been banking that Obama's questionable citizenship would open a precedent, thus giving him a shot at the Oval office, too.
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Jul 26, 2014 22:11:03   #
The one person I can see as a p**********l candidate who stands any chance is Paul, but we can be sure that the (L*****t) war drums will start banging IF, and when he officially tosses in his hat.
I can imagine it already..names like, Tea bagger, extremist, and etc, etc..but, in my opinion, he's the best thing for America since his father, Ron Paul., but.. it's still early and perhaps a better person yet will come out?
Do you have any recomendations?
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Jul 26, 2014 21:21:05   #
It's all good, Semper Fi.. I'm still grinning... lol.... but, I doubt very much if they'll find anything in her head.
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Jul 26, 2014 20:26:03   #
This will make you think!! Do You Know This Guy?
He is Edward "Ed" Mezvinsky, born January 17, 1937.
Then you'll probably say, "Who is Ed Mezvinsky?"

Well, he is a former Democrat congressman who represented
Iowa's 1st congressional district in the United States House
of Representatives for two terms, from 1973 to 1977.

He sat on the House Judiciary Committee that decided
the fate of Richard Nixon.

He was outspoken saying that Nixon was a crook and a disgrace to
politics and the nation and should be impeached.

He and the Clintons were friends and very politically
intertwined for many years.

Ed Mezvinsky had an affair with NBC News reporter Marjorie Sue
Margolies and later married her after his wife divorced him.

In 1993, Marjorie Margolies-Mezvinsky, then a freshman Democrat in
Congress, cast the deciding v**e that got President Bill Clinton's
controversial tax package through the House of Representatives.

In March 2001, Mezvinsky was indicted and later pleaded guilty
to 31 of 69 counts of bank fraud, mail fraud, and wire fraud.

Ed Mezvinsky embezzled more than $10 million dollars from people
via both a Ponzi scheme and the notorious Nigerian e-mail s**ms.

He was found guilty and sentenced to 80 months in federal prison.

After serving less than five years in federal prison, he was released in
April 2008 and remains on federal probation.

To this day, he still owes $9.4 million in restitution to his victims.

About now you are saying, "So what!"

Well, this is Marc and Chelsea Mezvinsky.


That's right; Ed Mezvinsky is Chelsea Clinton's father-in law.

Now Marc and Chelsea are in their early thirties and purchased
a 10.5 million dollar NYC apartment (after being married in George Soros' mansion).

Has anyone heard mention of any of this in any of the media?

If this guy was Jenna or Barbara Bush's, or better yet, Sarah Palin's daughter's father-in- law, the news would be an everyday headline and every detail would be reported over and over.

And yet liberals say there are no double standards in political reporting.

And people are already talking about Hillary as our next President!

And then there is possibly Chelsea for president in our future!

The cycle never ends!

Lying and corruption seem to make Democrat candidates more popular.

When the people fear the government, there is tyranny. When the government fears the people, there is liberty. ~~ Thomas Jefferson

"America will never be destroyed from the outside. If we falter and lose our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves."
~ ~Abraham Lincoln
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Jul 26, 2014 20:19:48   #
Breaking news:
Hillary will NOT run for President due to a serious brain tumor found during her recent anual colonoscopy.
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Jul 26, 2014 12:42:13   #
semper-fi wrote:
Yeah, good bark and good power. :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:


Bought my scope at a flea marked 2 years ago.. It was in a box with a microscope I wanted.. amd had NO real interest in the scope which I thought was for an air rifle, paid the $10 and put it in storage.
By the time I'd gotten my 30-30, I had found it was for a rifle, anyhow, and had it mounted, and 'line bored'.. I told my gunsmith buddy this story.. he looked it up in his catologues, and told me that the scope sells for just under $400.
Lol.. Sometimes we win, and sometimes we lose, Hmm?
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Jul 26, 2014 12:24:37   #
semper-fi wrote:
As well as the rest of the organs! :hunf: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
The scope on my old 30/30 should stop them from assaulting my organs from too close a proximity.


I have one of those, too .. Winchester lever action (top ejector) with a Leopold scope.
A great rifle for close in shots. I call it a 'brush gun'.
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