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Post by code on Jun 25, 2022 1:10:22 GMT
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Post by code on Jun 25, 2022 1:24:50 GMT
The House of Commons starts its proceedings with a prayer. The chaplain looks at the assembled members with their varied intelligence and then prays for the country.
Lord Alfred Thompson Denning
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Post by Sigurdur on Jun 25, 2022 1:37:16 GMT
“I haven't seen Democrats this mad since Lincoln freed their slaves.”
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Jun 25, 2022 12:12:02 GMT
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Post by blustnmtn on Jun 25, 2022 12:12:02 GMT
The media and desperate politicians are willing to tear the nation a part over SCOTUS decisions they hope to use to try and save their majority status. Trash SCOTUS, the Electoral College, Federalism, citizenship and The Constitution, whatever it takes. This cannot continue indefinitely. History may not repeat itself but it does rhyme.
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Post by Sigurdur on Jun 25, 2022 13:00:05 GMT
Killing a baby is never a good look.
Humans are not cats.
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Post by blustnmtn on Jun 25, 2022 15:08:15 GMT
Killing a baby is never a good look. Humans are not cats. But apparently, some identify as cats Sig.
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Post by Sigurdur on Jun 25, 2022 15:09:56 GMT
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Post by blustnmtn on Jun 25, 2022 15:34:10 GMT
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Post by Sigurdur on Jun 26, 2022 15:46:57 GMT
www.americanthinker.com/articles/2022/06/perspectives_on_the_emdoddem_decision_overruling_emroe_v_wadeem.html“For decades, a strong federal government was the preferred soldier for me, and for many people I knew,” she wrote. No longer. In the era of lockdowns and vaccine passports and, especially, the emergence of social credit systems, federal power no longer looked so benign. “In the face of this seemingly omnipresent power, where can one find shelter?” she asked. Her answer: the states. Don’t like the lockdowns in Brooklyn? Move to Miami. Don’t like the income tax in Los Angeles? Consider Juneau. “In ways the founding fathers did not foresee -- or did they? -- we seem to be facing something quite unexpected. A new era of the states is upon us,”
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Post by blustnmtn on Jun 26, 2022 17:14:34 GMT
www.americanthinker.com/articles/2022/06/perspectives_on_the_emdoddem_decision_overruling_emroe_v_wadeem.html“For decades, a strong federal government was the preferred soldier for me, and for many people I knew,” she wrote. No longer. In the era of lockdowns and vaccine passports and, especially, the emergence of social credit systems, federal power no longer looked so benign. “In the face of this seemingly omnipresent power, where can one find shelter?” she asked. Her answer: the states. Don’t like the lockdowns in Brooklyn? Move to Miami. Don’t like the income tax in Los Angeles? Consider Juneau. “In ways the founding fathers did not foresee -- or did they? -- we seem to be facing something quite unexpected. A new era of the states is upon us,” Madison and Jefferson certainly didn’t want the Federal government to have this power. The intent of the Constitution is to limit Federal power. The Bill of Rights was added to guarantee this and the10th amendment insures that any power not specifically granted to the Federal government belongs to the States! We need the Governors of the States to exercise the 10th amendment and the abomination of the 17th amendment should be repealed. The only thing missing in the Constitution is term limits for all Federal offices! I wish slavery was abolished then but the Southern states would never have joined the Union. Additionally, Federal agencies are completely functioning outside of the guard rails of the Constitution. They are unelected, they answer to no one and they are staffed by life long bureaucrats that have a proclivity towards Marxism. They make defacto laws by the truck load and there’s no end in sight 🤬
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Post by missouriboy on Jun 26, 2022 18:28:53 GMT
www.americanthinker.com/articles/2022/06/perspectives_on_the_emdoddem_decision_overruling_emroe_v_wadeem.html“For decades, a strong federal government was the preferred soldier for me, and for many people I knew,” she wrote. No longer. In the era of lockdowns and vaccine passports and, especially, the emergence of social credit systems, federal power no longer looked so benign. “In the face of this seemingly omnipresent power, where can one find shelter?” she asked. Her answer: the states. Don’t like the lockdowns in Brooklyn? Move to Miami. Don’t like the income tax in Los Angeles? Consider Juneau. “In ways the founding fathers did not foresee -- or did they? -- we seem to be facing something quite unexpected. A new era of the states is upon us,” Madison and Jefferson certainly didn’t want the Federal government to have this power. The intent of the Constitution is to limit Federal power. The Bill of Rights was added to guarantee this and the10th amendment insures that any power not specifically granted to the Federal government belongs to the States! We need the Governors of the States to exercise the 10th amendment and the abomination of the 17th amendment should be repealed. The only thing missing in the Constitution is term limits for all Federal offices! I wish slavery was abolished then but the Southern states would never have joined the Union. Additionally, Federal agencies are completely functioning outside of the guard rails of the Constitution. They are unelected, they answer to no one and they are staffed by life long bureaucrats that have a proclivity towards Marxism. They make defacto laws by the truck load and there’s no end in sight 🤬 Perhaps the 16th amendment should be eliminated or modified, as that provides the funding for the unelected bureaucracy. The states could decide which programs they wanted and fund them them selves.
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Post by blustnmtn on Jun 26, 2022 18:48:11 GMT
Madison and Jefferson certainly didn’t want the Federal government to have this power. The intent of the Constitution is to limit Federal power. The Bill of Rights was added to guarantee this and the10th amendment insures that any power not specifically granted to the Federal government belongs to the States! We need the Governors of the States to exercise the 10th amendment and the abomination of the 17th amendment should be repealed. The only thing missing in the Constitution is term limits for all Federal offices! I wish slavery was abolished then but the Southern states would never have joined the Union. Additionally, Federal agencies are completely functioning outside of the guard rails of the Constitution. They are unelected, they answer to no one and they are staffed by life long bureaucrats that have a proclivity towards Marxism. They make defacto laws by the truck load and there’s no end in sight 🤬 Perhaps the 16th amendment should be eliminated or modified, as that provides the funding for the unelected bureaucracy. The states could decide which programs they wanted and fund them them selves.
Convention of States.
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Post by duwayne on Jun 27, 2022 13:34:52 GMT
www.americanthinker.com/articles/2022/06/perspectives_on_the_emdoddem_decision_overruling_emroe_v_wadeem.html“For decades, a strong federal government was the preferred soldier for me, and for many people I knew,” she wrote. No longer. In the era of lockdowns and vaccine passports and, especially, the emergence of social credit systems, federal power no longer looked so benign. “In the face of this seemingly omnipresent power, where can one find shelter?” she asked. Her answer: the states. Don’t like the lockdowns in Brooklyn? Move to Miami. Don’t like the income tax in Los Angeles? Consider Juneau. “In ways the founding fathers did not foresee -- or did they? -- we seem to be facing something quite unexpected. A new era of the states is upon us,” I took up legal residence in Tennessee for 1 year when I retired. I had to cash in my options, deferred compensation, etc. It saved me a lot of money since Tennessee has no state income tax.
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Post by missouriboy on Jun 27, 2022 14:37:42 GMT
Perhaps the 16th amendment should be eliminated or modified, as that provides the funding for the unelected bureaucracy. The states could decide which programs they wanted and fund them them selves.
Convention of States. Gotta closely watch WHO you send to that convention.
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Post by ratty on Jun 27, 2022 14:41:20 GMT
www.americanthinker.com/articles/2022/06/perspectives_on_the_emdoddem_decision_overruling_emroe_v_wadeem.html“For decades, a strong federal government was the preferred soldier for me, and for many people I knew,” she wrote. No longer. In the era of lockdowns and vaccine passports and, especially, the emergence of social credit systems, federal power no longer looked so benign. “In the face of this seemingly omnipresent power, where can one find shelter?” she asked. Her answer: the states. Don’t like the lockdowns in Brooklyn? Move to Miami. Don’t like the income tax in Los Angeles? Consider Juneau. “In ways the founding fathers did not foresee -- or did they? -- we seem to be facing something quite unexpected. A new era of the states is upon us,” I took up legal residence in Tennessee for 1 year when I retired. I had to cash in my options, deferred compensation, etc. It saved me a lot of money since Tennessee has no state income tax. Is there a warrant out for you?
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