Posts Tagged ‘constitution’
In wake of the Boston bombing, I expected a whole lot of knee-jerk reactions. First major meltdown apparently is New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg. “The people who are worried about privacy have a legitimate worry,” Mr. Bloomberg said during a press conference in Midtown. “But we live in a complex word where you’re going to [...]
Tags: bomb, bomber, bombing, Boston, constitution, Idiot of the day, marathon, mayor, Michael-Bloomberg, new york, patriot-act, privacy, Sharia, surveillance, terrorism, tsarnaev, video, wiretap, youtube
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That’s their words, not mine: Plaintiffs Dennis Horvitz and Kenneth Bronstein are members of American Atheists and are Atheists reared in the Jewish tradition. They find the cross, a symbol of Christianity, offensive and repugnant to their beliefs, culture, and traditions, and allege that the symbol marginalizes them as American citizens. They even think the US Constitution [...]
Tags: 9/11, american, atheist, constitution, cross, Dennis Horvitz, Kenneth Bronstein, memorial, repugnant
Posted in fascism, Idiot of the day, Political Correctness, Polls, US Constitution | 1 Comment »
August 9th, 2010 | 1 Comment
John Boehner says maybe not. What do you think? [polldaddy poll=3593581] OK, now what I’d really like to actually discuss is how many people actually know WHY the 14th exists and why it actually applies in the 21st century. I don’t care if anyone thinks Boehner or the Republicans in general are pandering to [...]
Tags: 14th, boehner, constitution
Posted in Polls, US Constitution | 1 Comment »
Every so often a friend says something that says what I want to say so much better than I ever could. In this case it’s CMC Sand. I’ve quoted her here before. In essence, the Obama administration has filed its response to a Michigan lawsuit challenging Obamacare. They are saying the commerce clause supports what [...]
Tags: cmc sand, commerce clause, constitution, health-care, medicaid, obama, obamacare, reform
Posted in Health Care Debate, The Legal Process | No Comments »
Sometime in 2007 or so, some people decided the US was too polarized. I’m not terribly sure that’s a bad thing. But, it became a political issue that the Democrats used to some success I suppose. Obama was going to fix that polarization problem. It was change you could believe in. His people didn’t listen. [...]
Tags: area 51, civil rights, conservative, constitution, denial, extremist, fiscal, flat earth, hank wilson, harry reid, kkk, ku-klux-klan, nancy pelosi, nazi, obama, polarization, religious, republocan, rightwing, slavery, sufferage, teabagger
Posted in Ethics, National Politics | No Comments »
First, the obvious: Per Eric Holder, the new hate crimes bill was not intended to protect everyone equally under the law. I got a problem with that. The ONLY intent of the US Constitution and the Bill of Rights is to insure everyone is protected equally by the law. For the US Attorney General to [...]
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September 15th, 2009 | 2 Comments
It’s reached an all-time low. The House of Representatives, on the heels of an impassioned and lively debate, voted Tuesday to formally admonish Rep. Joe Wilson, R-S.C., for accusing the president of lying during a joint session of Congress a week ago. The vote was 240-179. Five lawmakers voted “present.” Here’s what they voted on: [...]
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This is kinda funny. And, kinda possible. Not sure I trust the ACLU to stop it from happening tho. Are you thinking twice before you order your next pizza? We may not live in a society where government and private corporations collude to track your every move — not yet anyways. But, we are fast [...]
Tags: aclu, American Civil Liberties Union, civil, congress, constitution, geneva conference, gitmo, guantanamo, obama, pizza, President-Bush, real id, right
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On August 1, 2007, Obama posted on his site a long list of what he would do as President. Part of that included: …..This brings me to the fourth step in my strategy: I will make clear that the days of compromising our values are over. Major General Paul Eaton had a long and distinguished [...]
Tags: abu ghraib, afghanistan, bias, bush administration, campaign promise, censure, constitution, detainee, FISA, flip flop, geneva convention, gitmo, guantanmo, iraq, military commissions act, missile, nancy pelosi, north-korea, nuclear weapon, obama, Osama-Bin-Laden, pakistan, russ-feingold, terrorist, torture, uniform code of military justice, war criminal, white house, wiretap
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An article today pointed to the fact that not all National Rifle Association members are against Obama. Heck, Obama even has the support of the American Hunters and Shooters Association. Hey, since it has the words “hunter” and “shooter” in its title, it’s got to be about guys who like to shoot things with guns, [...]
Tags: 527, ABC, american hunters and shooters association, barack, cling, cnn, constitution, democrat, fbi, federal, gun, hunter, hunting, mccain, militia, obama, president, rifle, safety, scalia, vote
Posted in 2008 Presidential Race, 527's | 4 Comments »