If we can't grope, they can't. [More]
This guy gets it.
Amazing how many from "our side" have tried to torpedo him. The rhetoric when he was running for president is telling.
Of course, look where they were getting their signals from.
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Best man in Congress.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to see that law applied to all government agencies, employees and their vendors. AND CONGRESS. No more privilege and immunity.
especially note the point about chertoff (shirt-off? what, are they just f-ing with us, now?).
ReplyDeletea private producer had enough of having to service other people, of answering to market demand. so he made something he knew he could push with a government position handy. oh look, he had one already. how many such individuals' stories do you think consist of what "government" actually is? that they're not authentic governors of any sort, but embedded themselves (committing fraud) to promote private market interests? ten percent? twenty percent?
try all of them. then try something sensible.
it's not trying to sell something that's so bad, it's the moral hazard of pretending there's a "we the people", and those who take advantage of that hazard by committing fraud, which evil consists of.
Paul crushed that A rater, so much for the lairds & ladies of Fairfax.
ReplyDeleteDr. Paul should be in the white house today. His bid for the republican party nomination was scuttled by RINOs who had no interest then and have no interest now in the wishes of We The People.
ReplyDeleteDr. Paul is one of a very few people in the federal government who understands economics, who adheres to the Constitution, abhors foreign entanglements, and who believes in keeping government out of our personal lives.
If we'd had more like him in congress in the years leading up to 9/11, that foreseeable debacle very well might never have occurred, and we wouldn't be living under the shadow of TSA, BATF, Homeland Security, and other units of DC's acronymic army.
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word verification "scan dern". I inserted the space.