Sen. Tom Coburn: By Her Own Words, Kagan Will Violate Her Oath

NATIONAL REVIEW ONLINE ^ | July 20, 2010 | Sen. Tom Coburn

[Westbrook]

> Sen. Tom Coburn: By Her Own Words, Kagan Will Violate Her Oath

When you’re an atheistic commie, and you don’t believe in God, then an “oath” is no big deal.

IIRC, atheists were not allowed to testify in courtrooms until sometime in the 20th century for exactly that reason.

They are untrustworthy.

They have NO honor.

They have no Transcendent, Objective, External Power to which they must answer for their lies, false testimonies, and false oaths.

They must not be trusted.

But they are.

What a ship of fools this nation has become.

[BelegStrongbow]

Thanks for posting this. I could not agree more with Sen. Coburn’s analysis. I think many doctors are just like him, but cannot rein in the AMA.

[tx_eggman]

“Every normal man must be tempted at times to spit upon his hands, hoist the black flag, and begin slitting throats”
—H.L. Mencken

[Gurn]

Glad to see Sen. Coburn cite the Wickard v. Filburn case. I remember that one from my constitutional law class like it was yesterday. A real eye-opener. The government can tell you how much wheat you can or cannot grow on your own property.

[BenLurkin]

Oaths mean nothing to “progressives”.

[geologist]

Good article.

Our only chance is ...
for us as a people to turn to God and repent of our wicked ways/ abortion/ homosexuality/ corruption,oppression/tyranny of the minority, suppressing God and removing God from the public forum ever increasingly.

God help us in our day, in Jesus name.

2 Chronicles 7:14 is TRUTH! Consider it well.
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“2 Chronicles 7:14 (King James Version)

14.If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land.”
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[Red_Devil 232]

Sen. Coburn you and a few other Conservative Sen. and Reps. need to through a blanket party for L. Graham!

[misharu]

Everytime I see this woman's name all I can think of is:

Can I PLEASE be a fly on the wall when she takes on Justice Scalia? Please please please?

[clamper1797]

Bears repeating ...

What a ship of fools this nation has become

[Teacher317]

Glad to see Sen. Coburn cite the Wickard v. Filburn case. I remember that one from my constitutional law class like it was yesterday. A real eye-opener. The government can tell you how much wheat you can or cannot grow on your own property...even just for use on your own farm (as was the case for Roscoe Filburn... ie, the wheat was NOT in "interstate commerce")

Their strained "logic" was that, if every farmer did the same, then "in the aggregate", it would affect interstate prices and production, which ARE within federal purview.

A horrible decision, and a direct result of FDR's threat to "pack the courts", if I recall correctly.

[Edgerunner]

Sen. Coburn you and a few other Conservative Sen. and Reps. need to through a blanket party for L. Graham!

I'll second that!

[Vigilanteman]

How do you through a blanket party?

[Lions Gate]

It’s a sad day in America when a President chooses a totally unqualified, pro-homosexual, pro-gun control, anti-military wicked individual as one of the highest judges in the land.

DemocRats are woefully ignorant and have no business trying to manage any affairs in this nation.

I hope as many of these traitors and scumbags are swept out of office as possible in November.

[cranked]

Kagan = Soto II

[Albion Wilde]

When you’re an atheistic commie, and you don’t believe in God, then an “oath” is no big deal. IIRC, atheists were not allowed to testify in courtrooms until sometime in the 20th century for exactly that reason. They are untrustworthy.

This is the entire problem in a nutshell. Ever since 1948, when the Supreme Court started elevating the "rights" of the atheist minority onto the same footing as the "natural law" majority, our legal system is operating under a logical impossibility: either God exists, or God doesn't exist, based on the whims of individuals or the successes of their lawyers. Our Constitution's footing in natural law was cuckolded right there.

This question should have been met with the same derision as the "flat earth" discussion; instead, the minority proponents of anti-religion seek, and are succeeding, to dominate all conflicts of rights before the law.

[Albion Wilde]

BTW, I received a survey from a conservative organization this week asking who I favor to run for president in 2012. I had to think about it for a long time. Finally, I wrote, “Tom Coburn.”

[longtermmemmory]

the fix is in. this is only window dressing for the base.

[itsahoot]

How do you through a blanket party?

Never served in the military huh?

[Vigilanteman]

I know what a blanket party is, I just don't know how to through one.

Through is a preposition, not a verb.