All because somebody feels sorry for those cute turtles, birds puppies or kitties or whatever.
Perhaps we should build a border fence along the Kalifornia border as well, and release them from the US. We could still trade with them through specific border crossings.
Your Nanny State in action.
So the big O has decided to put politics and ideology over the security of the citizens of the United States.
Seems that they are going ahead with the lawsuit against Arizona regarding the new law allowing the police and other LEO to check citizenship or immigration status during traffic stops or other interactions.
So the security of the nation and the citizens (and taxpayers) of the state of Arizona takes a backseat to the liberal ideology.
Check.
Much like the parks that are now off limits to the US citizens who own them in order that the drug gangs from Mexico can operate freely, will the administration abandon the state of AZ? Since the feds won’t do anything, and now they are trying to prevent any local LEO from protecting the state, will they just relinquish the territory of Arizona?
Perhaps this is an attempt to get all those immigrants into the US so that he can grant them citizenship in his “comprehensive immigration reform” in order to get all those new voters lined up to support the DNC candidates. ???
Or perhaps he has decided that it is up to the federal government to ignore the issue, not the states.
Yup. What he said.
Michal Steele is an example of everything that is wrong with the RNC.
and yes, I am talking about the Democratis in the legislature, playing party politicvs over helping.
Even when offered a way to help extend unemployment without greatly expanding the national debt, they refused….
here.
I am torn between which is more significant
Storrmbringer has the scoop.
From 1934.
What is different between then and now?
Nothing I can see.
“cept this time we have a multicultural Barry in the oval.
(and I am trying to verify all of it) then we need to go to the home improvement store TODAY, and buy some lumber (if there are no sturdy lampposts handy) and a bit of rope.
THIS is what I am talking about.
Might could be the thing that makes each and every none of us get off the dime and actually begin to have a revolution.
If you don’t know how to tie the knot, the look at THIS or THIS link.
I am sure you can figure out who’s neck the thing needs to be around.
Lies, lies, lies. The Obama Administration seems to think that each of us will accept this….They have gotten away with adding much to our burden.
Will we stand idly by and allow him and his cohorts to continue to destroy this country and our way of life?
What would those 56 men who signed the Declaration think of us today? Would they think that their sacrifice was in vain? Would they think that we are worth their “lives, fortunes, and sacred honor”?
I think not. Were they alive today, they’d be organizing for another revolution. And looking at us with disgust.
Please, remember what the 4th of July stands for:
Today is not about hot dogs and hamburgers on the grill, not about taking the day off work, or a three-day weekend….It’s not about having the day off to spend the weekend at the lake with your boat or the jet-skis….It is not about drinking beer with others…. or fireworks…Or any combination of the above.
Today is the day when we celebrate the beginning of the country known as the United States. Today was the date that the Declaration of Independence was ratified by congress. This was not the only significant day in the birth of our nation, but today is the day on which we celebrate the declaration that the thirteen colonies would no longer answer to King George.
Today was the day in which 56 signers of the Declaration chose to defy the King, and to declare their independence. They chose to sign, pledging their lives, their fortunes, and their sacred honor. Many did indeed lose their fortunes, some their lives, but all held onto their honor.
We have a country today, arguably the best on earth, only because these men took the step they did, and then later, created the Constitution which sets forth the principles of governance of we, the citizens of this United States. But this post is not about the Constitution, but rather the day which memorializes the declaration that this country and the colonies and its citizens would no longer be subjects of, nor under the rule of, a far away king. This day, 234 years ago, those 56 signers threw their defiance at a country and a king, and declared a new country. They became criminals in the eyes of their then king and his government. It took courage to do what they did. They essentially started a war.
So today, and Monday if you have it off, enjoy your beer, your hot dogs/hamburgers, etc. Live life happy if you are at the lake enjoying your boating. If you are at a gathering, be happy with your friends or family.
But remember why you have this day off from work. Take a moment to reflect on the momentous thing which we memorialize and celebrate on this Independence day, this July 4th 2010. Remember what happened in 1776 and be glad that it did. Take a moment, raise a glass, THINK about what this day really means. If you have children, take the time to explain why this is such a momentous day. Explain to them that it is not just about a day off of work, nor fireworks, but why this day is important. Take the time to follow the link and read the text of the declaration. Think what a momentous document it is.
And say thank you to 56 men who had courage.
For doing right.
But the Muslims choose culture over country.
And that is NOT a good thing for either them or us..
Warning: Link is SFW, the rest of the site, not so much.
Everyone is happy. I am too, in a way. But I am disappointed also:
The Supremes didn’t really give us what we wanted, either in overturning the law in Chicago, or in providing clear direction as to what was acceptable vs what is not regarding limits to the 2nd. While I personally think that there should be no limits, clearly there will be some. But with no clear direction or ruling, all that they have done is to open the door for more litigation and more strife They have said that the law in Chicago was too broad, but have not defined what “too broad” really is. The next set of limitations that will soon be in place in Chicago will, of course, be tried in court. This will take years, likely again with no clear ruling. Without such ruling, there can be no argument against laws in other states like California or Massachusetts or Wisconsin. Without such rulings, we as supporters of the 2nd have effectively been emasculated. There can be little agitation for change, as they have effectively not given us a set of rules to agitate against. Nor can we, in the near future, see any standard for carriage of arms across state lines, nor have we any hope to get a nationwide standard of LTC laws or rules.
So I am disappointed. This ruling for “McDonald”, like “Heller” is not really a set of answers to the issues we really need to have defined and resolved.
Perhaps this was the intent of the Court. Perhaps it was simply cowardice.Perhaps they are merely stalling any real decision.
Either way, a time for rejoicing (yay) and a time to face a disappointment.
We essentially got nothing from the Supreme Court. Except a continuation of turmoil and litigation.