Confusing logic
The writer of the letter "Political scheme" (June 25) is a little confused about logic. He writes:
"Many say that these individuals should not be punished by being deported because they were brought here by their parents. But if this reasoning is pursued to its logical conclusion, then no parent would ever be sent to prison for murder or any other crime because that would punish their children for something the parents did."
But that's not a logical analogy.
In the first situation he writes about, the children are being punished for something their parents did. In the second situation, the children aren't being punished for something their parents did — the parents are being punished for something the parents did. That's not the same at all. It would only be analogous if the children were being thrown in prison for the murders their parents committed.
Which would be about as logical as kicking children out of the country for something their parents did.
I think this illustration exemplifies the level of reasoning behind opponents of the DREAM Act. Another good reason to be on the other side of the issue.
BONNIE G. VAUGHN
Winston-Salem
A big night
There were eight Minor League Baseball All-Star Games across America recently on or around June 19. Some of the games were in pretty compelling places to visit, like Charleston, S.C. and Port Charlotte, Fla. Out of all the possible games that he could have attended on June 19, Pat O'Connor, the president of Minor League Baseball, chose to come to Winston-Salem for the California League-Carolina League All-Star Game. That speaks volumes about Minor League Baseball's commitment to Winston-Salem.
Our community equally demonstrated its commitment to baseball and rose to the occasion to make the All-Star Game a resounding success. The All-Star Game also was a home run in terms of economic impact. Hundreds of players, their families and fans from across the two leagues came to Winston-Salem to stay in hotels, dine and shop. The FanFest on Fourth Street the day before the All-Star Game was particularly positive for downtown.
The biggest impact of all came when nearly 7,000 baseball fans watched the Carolina League's 9-1 triumph. It was a spectacular All-Star Game evening filled with skydivers, an airplane flyover, food and fireworks, capped off by a late-night party at Ziggy's. Visiting team managers, players and fans bragged about the warm hospitality they received and were enthusiastic about the experience at BB&T Ballpark.
On behalf of the Winston-Salem Dash, who served as the host team for the event, thank you to everyone who helped to make the All-Star Game a winning event for the entire community.
GEOFF LASSITER
PRESIDENT, WINSTON-SALEM DASH
Winston-Salem
Finish the Thought
Saturday, we asked readers to complete the sentence: "If the Supreme Court rejects the health-care-reform act ..."
"… our nation will be saved from economic chaos. Many businesses will begin hiring again, of their own volition. The Supreme Court will have faithfully done their job."
WES PATTERSON
"If the Affordable Care Act is struck down entirely by this right-wing activist Supreme Court, ignoring all precedents, then the current broken health-care system becomes owned entirely by the Republicans. As James Carville has said, when Americans start to complain about unaffordable premiums, medical services not covered by their plans, or being unable to get coverage at all due to pre-existing conditions, Democrats can say, 'Talk to the Republicans. We Democrats tried to fix it, but this is the health care system Republicans fought to protect.' "
KAM BENFIELD
"… it won't matter to me, as I haven't had health insurance for years anyway."
WILLIAM SAMS
"… it will adversely affect my own family, along with millions of others, and prove, as we already suspect, that now the highest court in our land is controlled by politics. How sad."
CYNTHIA GOUGH NANCE
"… insurance companies will be able to drop our coverage when we get sick."
CHARLES E. WILSON
"When and if the Supreme Court strikes down Obamacare it will be time to celebrate that the Bill of Rights is still alive. Hopefully those in Congress will finally learn that they are not omnipotent but are restricted by the Constitution as it was written, not as you imagine it was written."
TONY GAGLIARDI
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ReplyDeleteGov. Jerry Brown (D) signed a new budget for California on Wednesday that relies heavily on voters approving his proposed tax hikes in November.
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Big surprise....a Democrat proposes new taxes for the solution to California's woes. I say tax the ever-loving-fool out of the fools out there. After all, they voted for the fool.
Looks like AG Eric Holder will be found in contempt of Congress today. Holder is our modern day John Mitchell.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.cnn.com/2012/06/28/politics/holder-contempt/index.html?hpt=hp_t2
Get out the hotdogs folks. The contempt vote is set for 4:45pm.
DeleteCONTEMPT!
DeleteVote: 255-67 with 17 Democrats voting with Republicans.
Democrats who voted for contempt:
DeleteRep. Jason Altmire, D-Pa.
Rep. John Barrow, D-Ga.
Rep. Dan Boren, D-Okla.
Rep. Leonard Boswell, D-Iowa
Rep. Ben Chandler, D-Ky.
Rep. Mark Critz, D-Pa.
Rep. Joe Donnelly, D-Ind.
Rep. Kathy Hochul, D-N.Y.
Rep. Ron Kind, D-Wis.
Rep. Larry Kissell, D-N.C.
Rep. Jim Matheson, D-Utah
Rep. Mike McIntyre, D-N.C.
Rep. Bill Owens, D-N.Y.
Rep. Collin Peterson, D-Minn.
Rep. Nick Rahall, D-W.Va.
Rep. Mike Ross, D-Ark.
Rep. Tim Walz, D-Minn.
Federal judge refuses to stop Florida voter purge
ReplyDeletehttp://www.cbsnews.com/8301-250_162-57462408/federal-judge-refuses-to-stop-florida-voter-purge/?tag=stack
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It's about time somebody told Obama that illegal immigrants can't vote.
Hate Crimes
ReplyDeleteHave you ever noticed how the liberal media seldom gives the race of the rapist or the victim?
We all know that blacks target whites in crimes, but the liberal media doesn't want to say it.
http://www2.journalnow.com/news/2012/jun/27/man-charged-with-kidnapping-sexually-assaulting-wo-ar-2390586/
Stand your Ground
ReplyDeleteRetired firefighter Raul Rodriguez was sentenced to 40 years in prison for killing his neighbor in the Texas "Stand Your Ground" case. Rodriguez claimed he needed to use deadly force in a confrontation with his neighbor over a noisy party.
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The confrontation (on video) looked like it was staged so that he shoot someone to me.
There's a BIG difference in that case, and the Zimmerman case.
Our resident, forum 'Troll' says the SCOTUS will uphold Obamacare. We'll find out in just a few hours.
ReplyDeleteFinish the thought:
ReplyDelete" . . . our nation will be saved from economic chaos . . ." Unless Wes Patterson knows something the rest of us don't, his statement is a w-e-e-e bit melodramatic.
" . . . it will be time to celebrate that the Bill of Rights is still alive . . . " Unless Tony Gagliardi knows something the rest of us don't, his statement is a w-e-e-e bit melodramatic.
Ha, ha. The rest of Wes's statement is "...Many businesses will begin hiring again, of their own volition...", which tells us more of what we already know about him. Since the job count hit rock bottom in late 2009, the private sector has already created about 4.3 million jobs.
DeleteAnd as for the Bill of Rights, it was in critical condition after 8 years of the Bushites and received its death blow when Scalia, Alito, Thomas & Co. declared that a corporation is a person.
We keep saying that we'd like to have more conservatives on this forum, and Wes is sometimes mentioned. Do we really want just another echo of the Dunce?
Tell us again how there was no sidewalk NW.
DeleteI'll bet you get your butt chewed out quite often, and not just by me.
Quick, it's been a few minutes since you've made a fool of yourself, better get humping.
I withdraw that 'humping' comment. I'm afraid of what you might do.
DeleteUPHELD.
ReplyDeleteAnd as predicted last night, 6-3.
DeleteI saw Kennedy voted in dissent...it was 5-4. Good call on the final result though.
DeleteNo Rush, not as predicted, you bonehead. It was 5-4! You ALWAYS have to make a fool of yourself don't you.
DeleteRight, Arthur...Kennedy copped on me at the last minute...it doesn't matter...it's over now...
DeleteSo now Mitt gets to campaign against an act that was passed by Congress, signed by the president and has been upheld by SCOTUS, an act that is already benefiting millions of Americans and hundreds of thousands of small businesses and will continue to expand its benefits for years to come.
It'll be fun to watch the righties lose their shit over this.
DeleteRomney will campaign over 1.76 trillion in new TAXES enacted by Obama! That won't be hard.
DeleteOh, and by the way bonehead. You can 'right' to me too.....Hee Hee....you gotta love it.
It seems the SCOTUS engaged in 'Affirmative Action' on the law. They said it was something that Obama said it was not.
DeleteCan't make a black president look bad, that wouldn't be politically correct.
You used to be able to make a coherent point Bucky, but lately you've been sounding like DCHunter late in the day, if you know what I mean.
DeleteThanks Arthur, at least on the coherent point compliment.
DeleteIn case you haven't noticed, I don't always 'intend' to make a coherent point. Sometimes, when you have people like the Troll/NW/Rush around, you just have to take out a verbal machete and go to work.
A defining moment for Chief Justice Roberts and President Obama.
ReplyDeleteSomething always seemed a little 'wrong' with Roberts, now we know there is something 'WRONG'!
DeleteA guy that can't even get the presidential oath correct, do you really expect him to get a major decision right?
DeleteThanks a lot GW Bush, poohey!
Go CHIEF Justice, Chief Justice, Chief Justice, Go Chief Justice, Go. Hee Hee You gotta love it. You gotta love it. and how about that Edward's retrial, huh? Hee hee, you gotta love it, you gotta love it.
DeleteAt least now the Roberts Court will be held a bit higher than the Taney Court.
DeleteWhen SCOTUS upheld Obamacare
ReplyDeleteCNN and Fox Misreport Health Care Verdict
ReplyDeleteImagine that. I'm glad I don't watch either.
They were actually right on one portion of the law, just not totally 'right'.
DeleteFox News reported: Supreme Court Finds Health Care Individual Mandate Unconstitutional
DeleteCNN reported: Mandate Struck Down
There is no wiggle room for habitual liars there…there is nothing “partially right” about any of it.
More of Dunce’s “trivial mistakes”.
People who get their news from TV networks and crackpot websites get what they deserve.
Tell us again how you were right last re: 6 to 3. You're so utterly stupid, you don't even realize when you're wrong. Pathetic.
DeleteI just love it. You know those Faux viewers went from rapture to rupture when they found out the TRUTH, that the mandate WAS upheld.
DeleteI'll bet the liberals watching CNN almost had a heart attack when it announced the mandate was declared unconstitutional.
DeleteToday, June 28, is the 43rd anniversary of the Stonewall Rebellion.
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ReplyDeleteYea, he'll probably be held in contempt of Congress. But who isn't? lol, you gotta love it. The communist party has a higher approval rating than congress since the Republicans took over the house.
DeleteYeah, I'm sure everybody wants Nancy Pelosi back in charge again.
DeleteI'd rather have Sarah Palin, she's probably twice as smart as Pelosi.
If the Republicans control the house in the next election. Obama is a lame duck for two more years. Thank goodness.
Deletetwo more years? So you are giving Obama a victory in November. Gotta love it. GObama GObama
DeleteBob, I'd gloat too. So have your fun. We'll see if it pays off in November.
DeleteLooks like the SC gave Obama a gift. It wasn't a tax, but now it is. Go figure?
Obamacare is back front and center in the campaign. Let's hope the election in November is repeat of the 2010 elections.
DeleteTAX,TAX,TAX,TAX,TAX.....that's all Democrats know how to do!
Can't wait to see Holder get barbecued on the House floor.
DeleteGObama GObama
Deleteit's the law and it's constitutional. Even if Romney should buy the November election, he will not be able to buy a filibuster proof Senate. Hee hee, you gotta love it.
DeleteRomney walks around like his ankles are tied together or he just shit in his pants. Maybe both.
DeleteCitizen: "All we ask is that you just leave us alone."
DeleteSorry, Mr. Citizen. Obama has no, your money belongs to the government.
We, the people,are the government.
DeleteRoberts: 'Not our responsibility to protect people from their political choices.'
DeleteIn other words, if boneheaded liberals and other ill informed individuals (PC for dumb) want to elect a radical leftist president, that insists on imposing socialistic ideals on the country, all must suffer.
I think Western Sahara has no government, Bucky. You might like it there.
DeleteSomehow I feel like one of Jerry Sandusky's victims right now, and I've got my pants on.
DeleteYou're a victim of yourself.
DeletePlay that victim card, probably the only one you have left since you are not playing with a full deck.
DeleteYou and Georgie Porgie.
DeleteThe Republicans are warming up the 'House' barbie. There's little doubt that Holder is going to get barbecued.
DeleteThat oughta be fun to watch.
He was horrid under Reno, and he's worse now.
DeleteYes, it will be. hjahaha, making fools of themselves. Obama gave that executive privilege because he knew nothing was there and that Issa and the R's would go nuts. Be just like the birth certificate. Make fools of them again, and again. The Republicans in congress make Donald Trump look brilliant.
DeleteI'm in contempt of congress and they don't even need to waste time voting on it.
DeleteSay, when does that "high profile" Edward's retrial start? Hee Hee
Delete“(During a trial in which she was accused of indecency on stage)
DeleteJudge: 'Miss West, are you trying to show contempt for this court?'
Mae West: 'On the contrary, your Honor, I was doin' my best to conceal it.'”
"If you make less than $250,000 dollars a year, your family will not see your taxes increase, not a single dime."
DeleteBarack Obama in 2009
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Hold onto your heinie folks-when Obamacare kicks in, the new TAX that the president promised wouldn't happen, is going to happen.
Sounds like GHW Bush.....no new taxes!
DeleteThere are no taxes in Western Sahara, Bucky.
Delete$500 billion in new taxes is going to hard to hide. The middle class is going to get clobbered. Thanks Obama.
DeleteA president Romney says he will repeal the law. I thought the righties believed it was a president's sworn duty to uphold the laws of the land (DOMA). Repealing is not upholding.
DeleteYou can keep your $50 in tax cuts you gave me, if I can keep the rest of my money from Obamacare TAXES that you said wouldn't happen, Obama.
DeleteI hope he (Romney) does what Obama has done on various issues, just signs an executive order that Obamacare won't be implement, because it costs too much.
DeleteFair is fair.....Romney will then get into the Sandusky mood.
Well, nap time. Kicking ass on a hot day can be tiring.
DeleteHappy Days are here again
ReplyDeleteInteresting twist?
ReplyDeleteInitial Thoughts on the Health Care RulingAnd in really important Supreme Court news . . . »
Was Scalia’s Dissent Originally a Majority Opinion?
David Bernstein • June 28, 2012 11:23 am
http://www.volokh.com/2012/06/28/was-scalias-dissent-originally-a-majority-opinion/
Scalia’s dissent, at least on first quick perusal, reads like it was originally written as a majority opinion http://lsolum.typepad.com/legaltheory/2012/06/evidence-that-the-votes-shifted-after-conference-initial-vote-to-declare-mandate-unconstitutional.html (in particular, he consistently refers to Justice Ginsburg’s opinion as “The Dissent”). Back in May, there were rumors floating around relevant legal circles that a key vote was taking place, and that Roberts was feeling tremendous pressure from unidentified circles to vote to uphold the mandate. Did Roberts originally vote to invalidate the mandate on commerce clause grounds, and to invalidate the Medicaid expansion, and then decide later to accept the tax argument and essentially rewrite the Medicaid expansion (which, as I noted, citing Jonathan Cohn, was the sleeper issue in this case) to preserve it? If so, was he responding to the heat from President Obama and others, preemptively threatening to delegitimize the Court if it invalidated the ACA? The dissent, along with the surprising way that Roberts chose to uphold both the mandate and the Medicaid expansion, will inevitably feed the rumor mill.
Probably.....................
DeleteIf you have health insurance today, expect your premimums to go sky high (middle class included), and you will, eventually, have to go into the government hog pen.
Thanks a lot Democrats.
Wordly, whoever wrote that doesn't know how the supreme court operates. In May, after the public arguments, none of the justices would have taken any hard position. The bulk of the work at that point would have still been in the hands of the justices' clerks.
DeleteIf you follow Roberts' questioning during the public argument, it was pretty clear where his mind was going right from the start. I guessed that both he and Kennedy would vote for the ACA...I was certain about Roberts, less so about Kennedy, which turned out to be right.
Whoever wrote that was just trying to make a political statement...even the President cannot pressure a justice. The rumor mill needs to shut down so that we can get back to the business of the economy.
An excellent example in the post just above...Dunce knows nothing about the ACA except what he hears from Rush Limbaugh who he says he doesn't listen too but quotes exactly every other day at least.
If the USA was made up of people of the Dunce's caliber, we would still be flying the British flag.
I knew the decision wasn't 6 to 3, unlike you, you nitwit.
DeleteI just sent an e-mail to Speaker Boehner:
ReplyDeleteDear Crybaby,
Just thought I’d let you know that I too hold the Congress in contempt, as do, according to the latest polls, about 75% of my fellow Americans.
I thought you might save some time and money by trying all of us at the same time. I cannot speak for AG Holder, but I can assure you that the rest of us will plead guilty as charged.
Your dear pal,
OT Rush
Bipartisan vote expected on contempt vote for Holder. Even the dummies know Holder is a loser.
DeleteI dislike Holder, but do not see any useful result from this political theatre, unless Obama cans Holder to restore confidence in the AG. I doubt Obama will do that, probably would regard it as knuckling under.
DeleteYes, now on the house floor... our representatives wasting time and not creating any jobs.
DeleteA federal agent was killed, it would be nice if our government would tell us the truth.
DeleteDidn't Obama tell us he would bring the most transparent government in history?
It's still unclear, to this day, exactly what Ronald Reagan knew about the "arms for hostages" scandal. Ronald Reagan, among so many others, should have been held in contempt THEN. Just saying.
DeleteYes, and I would love to know who originally came up with the idea about gun walking and who approved it. It began in 2006. All of this theatre still does not address the true issue: Guns can be bought easily in the US and transported to Mexican and other drug cartels.
DeleteMan Charged With Illegally Selling Firearms At Flea Market In Yadkinville
DeleteSold to felons and illegals
no, we don't need any control on firearms, I'll bet there are a lot more cases of felons and illegals buying firearms than there are of felons and illegals voting.
DeleteWhat's interesting there, Mr. Bob is that there's a lot speculation running around that Obama and Holder kicked up this little plan to let guns walk in order to prove gun trafficking was a problem at the Mexican border. But it backfired.
DeleteThat's what is being circulated. That's why they (Holder and Obama) don't want to release the internal documents.
The NRA is supposedly gearing up to get involved.
I don't know how valid these stories are, but they're out there.
Since a federal agent is dead as a result of the botched operation, the investigation is not going away anytime soon.
Yes, I have heard those stories too, I heard that Obama wasn't a US citizen either. Hey 4,474 US lives were lost in Iraq. Maybe we should investigate that too.
DeleteI still hope they pass more laws to protect people in showers and bathrooms from homosexual predators Bob. You're not going to change my mind on that matter.
DeleteI hope they pass more laws to protect all people against all predators, Bucky.
DeleteIn showers,bathrooms,online, at coffeeshops,in parks,at the beach, on college campuses,near schools (like former sheriff Spainhour and his father out in Clemmons), wherever a predator may lurk.
DeleteRush Limbaugh called John Roberts an "activist judge."
ReplyDeleteWordly, do you listen to him? I don't.
DeleteNo. I don't, but others do and report, and there are these things called links.
DeleteBuck boy has on numerous occasions said that he listens to and has openly quoted Rush Limbaugh.
DeleteHe also frequently quotes Limbaugh without realizing that he is tipping himself off. Take any of his statements and do a Google search on the words and you will find that they repeat a Limbaugh line or some other crackpot.
The biggest problem for a habitual liar is that he cannot remember what he has lied about.
Who's going to believe you-the infamous forum 'Troll?
DeleteI've rammed so many of your lies up your loose, liberal kazzooo, I've lost count!
If it's a victory for all as Obama says, why do I feel like one of Jerry Sandusky's victims while I still have my pants on?
ReplyDeleteNancy Pelosi is on TV every two minutes. I'll bet she was married to Rush at one time, nobody gets that stupid on their own.
Delete"We will work with both sides of the aisle to override yet another irresponsible gubernatorial veto."
ReplyDelete-Republican leaders after Gov. Bev Perdue vetoes changes to the Racial Justice Act.
"Bucky June 28, 2012 4:55 PM
ReplyDeleteI knew the decision wasn't 6 to 3, unlike you, you nitwit."
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Actually, Dunce, here is your prediction of the outcome, as copied and pasted from this forum on Monday...my emphasis added:
Bucky June 25, 2012 1:15 PM
It seems like they have allowed our principal 'Troll' to take over the site. I didn't think Stab would allow 'Rush' to write about himself.
It's going to fun on Thursday. Obamacare is going to take a beating, I predict.
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As always, based on Dunce's razor sharp research skills and the high quality of his sources combined with his incisive "thinking" powers.
I didn't declare I was right like you did when you stupidly jumped in and said it was 6 to 3 today.
DeleteGive it up Rush, everybody knows you're a dope. You've imploded in this forum. You have no credibility-NONE! I'll bet your integrity is in the same condition in real life too! You're pathetic.
actually at one time it was reported that it was 6-3, I saw that too. But like fox and cnn, whoever reported that was wrong.
DeleteSuuuuuuuuuuuure!
DeleteI know what I saw, Bucky. It was breaking news on Yahoo this am.
DeleteABC Special Report with Diane Sawyer and George Stephanopoulos:
DeleteBreaking news said that it was a 6-3 decision from the Supreme Court upholding President Obama’s Health Care Reform, but later in the interview George Stephanopoulos was told (and shared) that the count was actually 5-4, with Justice Kennedy in dissent and Justice Roberts voting for the mandate.
http://www.examiner.com/article/breaking-news-health-care-mandate-approved-by-the-supreme-court
Ho hum.
Unfortunately, my first source as well.
DeleteHa, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ad infinitum.
"There is nothing more exhilarating than being shot at with no result." Winston Churchill
ReplyDeleteKeep shootin' bucky.
DeleteTrust me Bob, I connect, or you all wouldn't attack me so much.
DeleteHa, ha! It's tough to hit any target when all you're shooting is blanks.
DeleteBANG...BANG!
I'll bet you thought the song was about you too.
DeleteI like Carly Simon.
DeletePhargo, there is a song about Buck boy:
DeleteWhy don't we do it in the road
Why don't we do it in the road
Why don't we do it in the road
Why don't we do it in the road
No one will be watching us
Why don't we do it in the road
Why don't we do it in the road
Why don't we do it in the road
Why don't we do it in the road
Why don't we do it in the road
No one will be watching us
Why don't we do it in the road
Why don't we do it in the road
Why don't we do it in the road
Why don't we do it in the road
Why don't we do it in the road
No one will be watching us
Why don't we do it in the road
Credited to Lennon-McCartney, but actually written by Paul McCartney and performed (multitracked) by him and Ringo Starr
Bucky June 28, 2012 1:14 PM
ReplyDeleteSomehow I feel like one of Jerry Sandusky's victims right now, and I've got my pants on.
Phargo June 28, 2012 1:16 PM
You're a victim of yourself.
BuckyJune 28, 2012 3:14 PM
If it's a victory for all as Obama says, why do I feel like one of Jerry Sandusky's victims while I still have my pants on?
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Phargo, he's also an echo, echo, echo of himself. Like any good parrot he just repeats the same old shit over and over and over.
If he ever left the forum for good (sorry, no such luck), if we missed him (ha,ha) we could easily recreate him simply by copying and pasting his endlessly repetitive posts on the same dumb subjects.
It could be random, because context has no relationship to any of his posts.
Nancy Pelosi is on TV every two minutes. I'll bet she was married to Rush at one time, nobody gets that stupid on their own.
DeleteShe's on TV about as often as you post here.
DeleteWow, more posts than views, that's a first.
ReplyDeleteThis IS an historic day.
DeleteIndeed! An historic week:
Delete1. Arizona bigot law shredded.
2. Texas "Stand Your Ground" thug gets 40 years.
3. ACA exonerated.
4. To be capped tomorrow with Killer's bond hearing.
Somebody must have slipped some LSD into the Tea Party's sewage.
There was the USSC decision that stopped U-words from extracting money for ad hoc political purposes. Now they must get members to opt-in instead of using a sly opt-out procedure.
DeleteOh, cuz, you've got me laughing yet again. "U-words" huh?
DeleteThat was truly an amazing decision...I doubt if the Supreme Court has ever in the same week forbidden both underwear and u-boats from extracting money, but they did indeed do it. I hear that there is a decision coming soon on U-2s and u-turns.
Even the Supremes now understand that once you get U-words on your mind, you'll never get rid of them.
Baby love,
Oh, baby love,
Oh how I need "U"r love...
Rand Paul: "Just because a couple of people on the Supreme Court declare something to be 'Constitutional' doesn't make it so." Well actually, Rand, it does. Any Senator should know that.
ReplyDeleteHa, ha! The GOP has become a walking, talking parody of a political party.
DeleteAnd there is much more to come.
His reasoning skills are about as good as his toupee.
DeleteYes, he and The Donald must share the same wigmaker.
DeleteMore from the hysterical nonsense department:
ReplyDeleteMoments after today's Supreme Court announcement, CNBC flashed on the screen:
STOCKS SELL OFF ON HEALTH CARE DECISION
Fox News called it an ECONOMY KILLER!!!
Really? At 10 AM, just before the announcement, the Dow Jones was down about 100 points for the day, apparently based on the fool's assumption that the court would strike down the law. By 10:40, after the announcement, it had plunged to minus 160.
But by 3:40, 20 minutes before closing, it had recovered to minus 66. And at closing, it was down only 25, the best one-day recovery in five weeks.
That sure was some disaster, wasn't it?