RUSH LIMBAUGH LIVE THREAD FRIDAY AUGUST 18, 2006

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[stacytec]

"Except of course your interpretation ignores encompasses the context of the Founders time."

There, fixed it for you. These issues were discussed by Hume, Paine and Locke and echoed in the Federalist Papers. The constitution is a construct of utilitarian and philosophical ideas.

[NorthWoody]

I'm no expert by any means, I've just tried several different brands of the real stuff over the years and I've found that the Roddenberry's is better that's all.

Syrup is pretty good no matter what, really, and I like waffles too. I have homemade Belgians every Saturday and Sunday morning.

[MNJohnnie]

The FISA court has all ready ruled on this and found the President's program completely with in the Law. It is another example of the utter failure of our Junk Media to do it's duty and actually REPORT the facts. This child clearly is merely mindlessly resurrecting all the lies fed him by the Leftist Education Establishment. The use of such out right lies as "Warranty Wiretapping" "Congressional Over-site" etc prove the Junk Media is merely reprinting the Moveon.org or DNC Talking Points emailed them. Simple answer. The President's Commander in Chief powers are inherent to his office and are not in any way subject to Congressional Oversight. There is a Power grab here. Congress is trying to claim for itself power to ignore the US Constitution and the Executives Inherent powers at it's whimsy.

[MNJohnnie]

You lose.

"Except of course your interpretation "encompasses the context of the Founders time"." The above claim is directly contradicted by THIS statement.

These issues were discussed by Hume, Paine and Locke and "echoed in the Federalist Papers">

Very 1st item in the Bill of Rights.

"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof;

The current attempt to impose the modern doctrine of human secularism (meely a different form of religious belif) on the majority by the minority of secularists IS both "an establishment of religion and a prohibiting the free exercise of" other religions. Clearly the valued religion so highly they made it the VERY 1st Right specifically mentioned in the Bill of Rights. The argument that they were agnostic, or secularist or anti religious is utterly without any factual merit based both in their personal, and their public, statements.

[UB355]

mark

[Ingtar]

Happy to hear that. I was concerned for how the vote would go in that case.

[fight_truth_decay]

angcat..wise computer..it is scary

[angcat]

I just viewed it on my home computer. A nice Daisy Cutter would have been good for the last segment.