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To: Right Wing Assault

They are overturning our Constitution at every turn..Why? Because they think Americans will not really do anything to stop their grab for a dictatorship. We may already be there, folks. We will know shortly whether we have transformed from citizens into subjects. If they continue to ignore the results of the election, we will know. Net Neutrality is one of their latest pushes. Congress and the courts said, “No,” to it..So, the FCC is just going to regulate it into being. No problem. The Presidential arm does not need the Congress anymore. The Obama administration has become dictatorial in it’s authority. The people had better strongly oppose this or we will be in permanent decline, just like Rome.


7 posted on 12/03/2010 3:48:49 AM PST by jazzlite (esat)
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To: jazzlite

I think the writing went up on the wall in 1992, when Congress passed the Energy Policy Act dictating what kind of toilets Americans are allowed to have, and no one raised an eyebrow (except for Dave Barry, who wrote a column about it. The “serious” pundits didn’t notice). Free people do not allow their government to dictate these kinds of decisions.


9 posted on 12/03/2010 3:58:05 AM PST by La Lydia
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To: jazzlite

There are too many non-legislated regulations and too many Executive Orders.

The executive branch can do too many things that essentially allow them to make laws. Same for the courts.

The founders would not appreciate what we have come to.

The dems would have to explain to them how the American government is REALLY supposed to work.


16 posted on 12/03/2010 9:47:54 AM PST by Right Wing Assault (The Obama magic is <strike>fading</strike>gone.)
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