“The Government Can”: Tim Hawkins
Here is an appropriate video to follow-up Mr. Ellis’ post today about Fortney Stark’s candid proclamation that the Constitution is now superseded by the arbitrary will of the political elite. Having wrested control of America from the hands of the stupid and selfish masses who quaintly insist that they should have a voice in running this country, our rulers are prepared to lead us down a new path.
Rep. Stark: Federal Govt Can Do Anything
It’s rare that you will hear liberals speak their mind and let you really know how they see things. But every now and then one of them slips up in public and speaks truthfully. Rep. Pete Stark (D-CA) held a town hall meeting in Hayward, CA on July 24, 2010 and this video shows him providing a candid look inside the liberal mind: “The federal government, yes, can do most anything in this country.”
About Islam: Three Things You Need to Know
This video encourages people to look beyond the “mainstream” media for information about Islam (good advice for ANY subject) and encourages them to read the Quran for themselves. The video examines three things about Islam that most people don’t know…and the “mainstream” media is doing nothing to help. 1. Islam has not been hijacked; 2. Striving to institute worldwide Sharia Law is a religious duty; 3. Muslims are allowed to deceive non-Muslims if it advances Isalm (taqiyya)
Challenge today is freedom, not unity
America isn’t about unity. America is about freedom. But in order to be free, we’ve got to have a government that protects life, liberty, and property with the same zeal and clarity that our military protects our physical selves. How can we have a government that works when we have so many elected officials that don’t know what they are supposed to do?
The Fix is In
The bursting of the housing bubble caused the economy to almost come to a halt. Listening to his Chief of Staff Rahm Emmanuel to “Never let a good crisis go to waste,” President Obama set about fixing everything that was broken, or was that breaking everything he thought needed fixing?
South Dakota Supreme Court preserves secret ballot for the state
The South Dakota Federation of the AFL-CIO challenged the proposed Constitutional Amendment K on this November’s General Election ballot. The ballot issue went to the state’s Supreme Court that ruled it doesn’t sit as an editorial review board, thus preserving the right to a secret ballot in political elections and efforts to organize labor unions.
