Anyone notice

[AmericanFirst]

I hope the tax protest groups, 9/12ers, Tea Partiers, etc. though are taking good notes and will be cocked and ready for the next election.
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I cannot speak for anyone else, but I plan to be cocked well before the next election.

Keep it family oriented please

 

[Big Fitz]

We clearly need to get you into an Federally Funded Anger Management Program.

Ooh! Ooh! Anger czar! Anger Czar!

I wanna be the ANGER CZAR DAMMIT!!!

I will KEEEELL YOU IF YOU DON"T LET ME BE THE ANGER CZAR!!!!!!

I'm calling the UN.

Oh? And what are THEY going to do? Hmmm? Come over and surrender or just drive around in hummers and their little blue helmets watching my atrocities as I Czar the Anger!

Ragaholics! Kick their ass! :::maniacal laughter:::

 

[Synthaholic]

Maryann Sumi, Mark Levin, and 'Legal Anarchy'
On his radio program on Friday, Mark Levin delivered a terrific monologue about the Democrats in Wisconsin and Judge Maryann Sumi.

Listen to the podcast.

He begins his show talking about the "legal anarchy in Wisconsin" and Sumi's decision. Levin succinctly reviews what has happened the past few weeks and explains the current situation.

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Now first of all, what this tells you, whether they lose elections, whether they lose votes in state legislatures, it doesn't matter. By hook or by crook, you are not allowed to effectively or successfully challenge the Left. You're just not. Whether it's the environment, whether it's health care, whether it's collective bargaining, you, ladies and gentlemen, are not allowed to reverse course. I don't care how much you pay in taxes, how miserable the health care system's going to be, I don't care how many illegal aliens are crossing into your town, it doesn't matter.

You have no say. Now you can go through the motions according to the Left, you can go through the motions and vote. And if the outcome is one that they like, they'll let it stand. But if it's an outcome they don't like, they're not going to let it stand. They're going to disenfranchise you in every way they know how.

If they can't get what they want by leaving town, they'll go to a liberal activist judge. And if they couldn't get what they wanted from her, well they'll go to the Secretary of State who will slow down the process of actually implementing the law so that the Left-wing locals can cut their deals with the government unions real fast before the law takes effect. If that doesn't work, well, they'll use the bureaucracy to punish you. This is what I mean - it's a soft tyranny. Absolutely a soft tyranny.

Mark Levin

FREEDOM EDEN: Maryann Sumi, Mark Levin, and 'Legal Anarchy'

Dang ! I knew it. This thread smelled like Mark Levin right from the git go.

Lemmings, they are. Sheep, hanging on every word from the little radio twerp.

It's funny how they all want to laugh at Franken, for his past career and characters, or Henry Waxman, because he looks like an alien, but they can listen to...that voice...coming out of LEVin's uninformed pie hole, and think it's the sound of enlightenment.

I would call him the Barney Fife of radio, but I like Barney Fife, who was written as a good, decent man. LEVin is to be scraped off my shoe.

 

[Synthaholic]

Obama only obeys court decisions he agrees with.

ObamaCare was ruled unconstitutional....Obama ignores it.

The permitoriam on gulf drilling was ruled illegal....Obama ignores it.

The Health Care Reform Bill was ruled Constitutional.

 

[Synthaholic]

And this is what Big Government has become:

This is your Big Government, perhaps the biggest Big Government there ever could be. The problem is not one or several agencies, but the whole damned thing: believe it, it is true — this is the actual structure of the United States. See if you can spot the redundancies:

· Advisory Council on Historic Preservation· American Battle Monuments Commission · Architect of the Capitol · Botanic Garden · Capitol Visitor Center · Constitution Center · National Capital Planning Commission · National Cemetery Administration (Veterans Affairs Department) · Smithsonian Institution · White House Commission on the National Moment of Remembrance

· Archives (National Archives and Records Administration) · Administrative Committee of the Federal Register · Library of Congress

· Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) · Administration for Native Americans · National Indian Gaming Commission

· Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (Justice) · Bureau of Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade (Treasury) · Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) · National Drug Intelligence Center · Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP)

· Bureau of Justice Statistics · Bureau of Labor Statistics · Bureau of Transportation Statistics · Congressional Research Service · Federal Interagency Council on Statistical Policy · National Agricultural Statistics Service

· Agricultural Marketing Service · Agriculture Department (USDA) · Marketing and Regulatory Programs (Agriculture Department) · Research, Education and Economics (Agriculture Department) · Risk Management Agency (Agriculture Department)

· Agency for International Development · African Development Foundation · Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe (Helsinki Commission)

· Federal Highway Administration · Department of Transportation (DOT) · Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration · Federal Transit Administration · Maritime Administration · National Highway Traffic Safety Administration · National Transportation Safety Board · Research and Innovative Technology Administration (Transportation Department) · Surface Transportation Board · Transportation Security Administration

· Environmental Management (Energy Department) · Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) · Natural Resources Conservation Service

· Farm Credit Administration · Farm Service Agency · Land Management, Bureau of

· Export Administration (now the Bureau of Industry and Security) · Export-Import Bank of the United States

Below, how Big Government handles money:

· Commerce Department · Committee on Foreign Investments in the United States · Commodity Futures Trading Commission · Comptroller of the Currency Office · Council of Economic Advisers · Department of the Treasury · Disability Employment Policy Office · Economic Adjustment Office · Economic Analysis, Bureau of · Economic Development Administration · Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) · Economic Research Service · Economics & Statistics Administration · Engraving and Printing, Bureau of · Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity · Federal Accounting Standards Advisory Board · Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council · Federal Financing Bank · Federal Reserve System · Financial Management Service (Treasury Department) · Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission · Fiscal Responsibility and Reform, National Commission · Government Printing Office (GPO) · Government National Mortgage Association · Mint (Treasury Department) · National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform · National Credit Union Administration · National Economic Council · Office of Management and Budget (OMB) · Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) · Small Business Administration (SBA) · Taxpayer Advocacy Panel · U.S. International Trade Commission · U.S. Trade and Development Agency · U.S. Trade Representative

And “health”:

· Administration on Aging (AoA) · Administration on Developmental Disabilities · Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) · Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry · Arthritis and Musculoskeletal Interagency Coordinating Committee · Center for Nutrition Policy and Promotion · Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) · Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board · Civilian Radioactive Waste Management · Committee for Purchase from People Who Are Blind or Severely Disabled · Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) · Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) · Health Resources and Services Administration · Indian Health Service · National AIDS Policy Office · National Council on Disability · National Institutes of Health (NIH) · Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) · Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission · Rehabilitation Services Administration (Education Department) · Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences

And “Education”:

· Education Department (ED) · Office of Elementary and Secondary Education (OESE) · Federal Interagency Committee on Education · National Institute for Literacy · National Science Foundation

And energy:

· Energy Department (DOE) · Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy · Energy Information Administration · Federal Energy Regulatory Commission · Fossil Energy · National Laboratories (Energy Department) · Power Administrations · Science Office (Energy Department) · Nuclear Energy, Science and Technology · Nuclear Regulatory Commission · Nuclear Waste Technical Review Board

And your food:

· Food and Drug Administration (FDA) · Food, Nutrition and Consumer Services · Food Safety and Inspection Service · Food and Nutrition Service · Grain Inspection, Packers and Stockyards Administration · National Institute of Food and Agriculture

And your retirement:

· National Bipartisan Commission on the Future of Medicare · Pension and Welfare Benefits Administration (now the Employee Benefits Security Administration) · Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation · Railroad Retirement Board · Social Security Administration (SSA) · Social Security Advisory Board

And “science”:

· National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) · National Ocean Service · National Weather Service (NOAA) · National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) · Office of Science and Technology Policy · Office of Scientific and Technical Information

And the border:

· Office of Refugee Resettlement · U.S. Border Patrol (now Customs and Border Protection) · U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services · U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement · Executive Office for Immigration Review

And this … this is how Big Government attempts to make everything better:

· Arctic Research Commission · Appalachian Regional Commission · Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance Board (Access Board) · Chief Acquisition Officers Council · Chief Financial Officers Council · Chief Human Capital Officers Council · Chief Information Officers Council · Citizens’ Stamp Advisory Committee · Commission of Fine Arts · Commission on International Religious Freedom · Committee for the Implementation of Textile Agreements · Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) · Community Planning and Development · Corporation for National and Community Service · Coordinating Council on Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention · Council on Environmental Quality · Delaware River Basin Commission · Denali Commission · Domestic Policy Council · Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy · Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) · English Language Acquisition Office · Federal Citizen Information Center (FCIC) · Federal Consulting Group · Federal Executive Boards · Federal Geographic Data Committee · Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight · Federal Housing Finance Board · Federal Interagency Committee for the Management of Noxious and Exotic Weeds · Federal Laboratory Consortium for Technology Transfer · Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service · Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board · Foreign Agricultural Service · General Services Administration (GSA) · Indian Arts and Crafts Board · Illinois and Michigan Canal National Heritage Corridor Commission · Innovation and Improvement Office · Institute of Peace · Interagency Alternative Dispute Resolution Working Group · Inter-American Foundation · Interagency Council on Homelessness · Japan-United States Friendship Commission · Joint Board for the Enrollment of Actuaries · Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies · Joint Fire Science Program · Legal Services Corporation · Marine Mammal Commission · Merit Systems Protection Board · Millennium Challenge Corporation · Minority Business Development Agency · Mississippi River Commission · Morris K. Udall Foundation: Scholarship and Excellence in National Environmental Policy · Multifamily Housing Office · National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency · National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) · National Mediation Board · National Technical Information Service · National Telecommunications and Information Administration · Northwest Power Planning Council · Office of Compliance · Office of Government Ethics · Office of Personnel Management · Office of Thrift Supervision · Open World Leadership Center · Overseas Private Investment Corporation · Peace Corps · Presidio Trust · Regulatory Information Service Center · Rural Business and Cooperative Programs · Rural Development · Rural Housing Service · Rural Utilities Service · Saint Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation · Southeastern Power Administration · Southwestern Power Administration · Stennis Center for Public Service · State Justice Institute · Surface Mining, Reclamation and Enforcement · Susquehanna River Basin Commission · TRICARE Management · Trustee Program (Justice Department) · Western Area Power Administration · White House Commission on Presidential Scholars · Women’s Bureau (Labor Department)

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So, um, you wanna kill babies?

One will die without each and every one of these programs, ya know.

At the risk of detonating this grain elevator... let's light a match and take into account that those who wish to keep many of these 'for the children' programs are often the same ones for aborting 'unwanted' children.

I detect a certain amount of inherent hypocrisy in this regard.

I'm not saying this about you Samson... but I've seen others I know of that opinion say both. Save the children, kill the fetus people I find hard to follow.

A fetus is not a child any more than a seed is a flower.

 

[Big Fitz]

A fetus is not a child any more than a seed is a flower.

Slice semantics with someone who agrees your view has validity.

If it's okay to kill babies before birth, you should have no problem with letting them die after they are born.

 

[Synthaholic]

Does this seem right ?
how more of your freedom and your children's choices are swindled
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDn8uoSW-DE

But, you know, we also give money to Pakistan--Pakistan is on the border with Afghanistan--and it's given in the name of helping that country. Pakistan doesn't support us, I think, adequately in our war on terror in Afghanistan, but yet we continue to give them money.

But here is something that most Americans may not know about. We give money to Venezuela. Why do we give money to Chavez and Venezuela? He hates the United States. He defies our President, makes fun of our Nation. We don't need to give him any foreign aid.

We give $20 million to Cuba. Why do we give money to Cuba? Americans can't even go to Cuba. It's off limits. It's a communist country. But we're dumping money over there.

And we even give foreign aid to this massive country over here, Russia, that used to be called the USSR.

And the zinger of them all, this country. Even though we are in debt $45,000 per American, and most of that debt is owned by the Chinese, this Nation gives foreign aid to our good buddies the Chinese.

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Where does foreign aid go?

Now - everyone thank Dubya!!!

 

[Synthaholic]

A fetus is not a child any more than a seed is a flower.

Slice semantics with someone who agrees your view has validity.

If it's okay to kill babies before birth, you should have no problem with letting them die after they are born.

You are free to ignore any of my posts which demonstrate your weak arguments.

 

[Big Fitz]

Where does foreign aid go?

Now - everyone thank Dubya!!!

Looks like only 35% of that is due to Al Quaeda's and Saddam's actions precipitating the wars, the rest is all Foggy Bottom's doing.

I'm fine with all of that being reduced to zero. How about you?

 

[Synthaholic]

Where does foreign aid go?

Now - everyone thank Dubya!!!

Looks like only 35% of that is due to Al Quaeda's and Saddam's actions precipitating the wars, the rest is all Foggy Bottom's doing.

I'm fine with all of that being reduced to zero. How about you?

Fine with me, but let's not pretend that it makes the slightest dent in our deficit or debt, anymore than NPR, Planned Parenthood, DOMA, or any of the other 'Jobs Bills' the GOP House has put forth since lying their way back to power.

 

[Greenbeard]

That when Obama care was ruled unconstitutional the government insisted on going ahead anyways .

The vast majority of implementation of the ACA is happening at the state level. As Vinson noted earlier this month when he issued the stay:

For example, my declaratory judgment, of course, only applies to the parties to this litigation. [...] In addition, many of the plaintiff states have publicly represented that they will immediately halt implementation of the Act in light of my declaratory judgment, while at least eight plaintiff states (as identified by the defendants in their motion and reply) have suggested that, in an abundance of caution, they will not stop implementing the Act pending appeal.​

In other words, the decision of whether to implement or not in those states where the ruling would actually have any effect (only those party to the litigation) was made primarily by the states themselves.

What exactly do you think HHS should have stopped doing? Perhaps halting funding to high-risk pools in those particular states and ending any enforcement of the New Patients' Bill of Rights in those states. But the primary implementation activities they're engaged in--high-level activities like writing guidance, and providing technical assistance and funding to state governments--didn't and shouldn't have stopped because they're still responsible for ensuring the law is implemented in the states that weren't party to the litigation. The real on-the-ground, nuts-and-bolts stuff is state activity and those states that were parties to that litigation but continued to implement after Vinson's ruling chose to continue implementing voluntarily.

Absolutely it is disturbing and should be disturbing to all freedom loving people everywhere. In Wisconsin, in Arizona, and in various other states, we are seeing the courts stop the will of the lawmakers again and again, not because the law would cause irrevocable harm, but because of ideological perspective.

I agree, reading the two anti-ACA rulings left a bad taste in my mouth.

 

[Mr.Fitnah]

That when Obama care was ruled unconstitutional the government insisted on going ahead anyways .

The vast majority of implementation of the ACA is happening at the state level. As Vinson noted earlier this month when he issued the stay:

For example, my declaratory judgment, of course, only applies to the parties to this litigation. [...] In addition, many of the plaintiff states have publicly represented that they will immediately halt implementation of the Act in light of my declaratory judgment, while at least eight plaintiff states (as identified by the defendants in their motion and reply) have suggested that, in an abundance of caution, they will not stop implementing the Act pending appeal.​

In other words, the decision of whether to implement or not in those states where the ruling would actually have any effect (only those party to the litigation) was made primarily by the states themselves.

What exactly do you think HHS should have stopped doing? Perhaps halting funding to high-risk pools in those particular states and ending any enforcement of the New Patients' Bill of Rights in those states. But the primary implementation activities they're engaged in--high-level activities like writing guidance, and providing technical assistance and funding to state governments--didn't and shouldn't have stopped because they're still responsible for ensuring the law is implemented in the states that weren't party to the litigation. The real on-the-ground, nuts-and-bolts stuff is state activity and those states that were parties to that litigation but continued to implement after Vinson's ruling chose to continue implementing voluntarily.

Absolutely it is disturbing and should be disturbing to all freedom loving people everywhere. In Wisconsin, in Arizona, and in various other states, we are seeing the courts stop the will of the lawmakers again and again, not because the law would cause irrevocable harm, but because of ideological perspective.

I agree, reading the two anti-ACA rulings left a bad taste in my mouth.

And the Judge granting a stay in the Wisconsin case ?

 

[Greenbeard]

And the Judge granting a stay in the Wisconsin case ?

I haven't read it. Do you have a link? And also a link to the relevant state laws in Wisconsin?

 

[Big Fitz]

Where does foreign aid go?

Now - everyone thank Dubya!!!

Looks like only 35% of that is due to Al Quaeda's and Saddam's actions precipitating the wars, the rest is all Foggy Bottom's doing.

I'm fine with all of that being reduced to zero. How about you?

Fine with me, but let's not pretend that it makes the slightest dent in our deficit or debt, anymore than NPR, Planned Parenthood, DOMA, or any of the other 'Jobs Bills' the GOP House has put forth since lying their way back to power.

You're right. For that the real cuts have to happen in social spending. I'm ecstatic that will be happening soon. Privatization of social security, ending the Great Society and New Deal failures... Eliminating government duplication of effort in unconstitutional agencies and services.

The future is bright after the end of the me generation's control... assuming they just don't slap the 'self destruct' before they pass.

 

[Mr.Fitnah]

Im not sure how much of an opinion there is, she intervened when the standard has always been the assumption by other branches of governemnt that the laws were legally created by legislation, then challenged after the effect by someone with standing .
Isnt that the normal process should a legal challenge be necessary ?

 

[The T]

Im not sure how much of an opinion there is, she intervened when the standard has always been the assumption by other branches of governemnt that the laws were legally created by legislation, then challenged after the effect by someone with standing .
Isnt that the normal process should a legal challenge be necessary ?

This judge had no business issuing an injunction on a law that was completed Legally. I see this a s the Judiciary interfering where it doesn't belong.

What will be next? This judge issuing an order that the LAW be repealed?

 

[Synthaholic]

Looks like only 35% of that is due to Al Quaeda's and Saddam's actions precipitating the wars, the rest is all Foggy Bottom's doing.

I'm fine with all of that being reduced to zero. How about you?

Fine with me, but let's not pretend that it makes the slightest dent in our deficit or debt, anymore than NPR, Planned Parenthood, DOMA, or any of the other 'Jobs Bills' the GOP House has put forth since lying their way back to power.

You're right. For that the real cuts have to happen in social spending. I'm ecstatic that will be happening soon. Privatization of social security, ending the Great Society and New Deal failures... Eliminating government duplication of effort in unconstitutional agencies and services.

The future is bright after the end of the me generation's control... assuming they just don't slap the 'self destruct' before they pass.

Social Security is solvent through 2037.

Medicaid is solvent through 2029.

Got any other red herrings?

 

[kaz]

Fine with me, but let's not pretend that it makes the slightest dent in our deficit or debt, anymore than NPR, Planned Parenthood, DOMA, or any of the other 'Jobs Bills' the GOP House has put forth since lying their way back to power.

You're right. For that the real cuts have to happen in social spending. I'm ecstatic that will be happening soon. Privatization of social security, ending the Great Society and New Deal failures... Eliminating government duplication of effort in unconstitutional agencies and services.

The future is bright after the end of the me generation's control... assuming they just don't slap the 'self destruct' before they pass.

Social Security is solvent through 2037.

Medicaid is solvent through 2029.

Got any other red herrings?

How are they "solvent" exactly since they have no money? Writing down what you spent and didn't save isn't an asset. There is no money, that means there are no assets.

 

[The T]

You're right. For that the real cuts have to happen in social spending. I'm ecstatic that will be happening soon. Privatization of social security, ending the Great Society and New Deal failures... Eliminating government duplication of effort in unconstitutional agencies and services.

The future is bright after the end of the me generation's control... assuming they just don't slap the 'self destruct' before they pass.

Social Security is solvent through 2037.

Medicaid is solvent through 2029.

Got any other red herrings?

How are they "solvent" exactly since they have no money? Writing down what you spent and didn't save isn't an asset. There is no money, that means there are no assets.

Socialist Security hasn't had any money in quite awhile...Just repleat with I.O.U.'s

 

[kaz]

Social Security is solvent through 2037.

Medicaid is solvent through 2029.

Got any other red herrings?

How are they "solvent" exactly since they have no money? Writing down what you spent and didn't save isn't an asset. There is no money, that means there are no assets.

Socialist Security hasn't had any money in quite awhile...Just repleat with I.O.U.'s

It never saved money, that was never the model.