Rick Perry and Mitt Romney showcase a Republican divide.
# 25, # 74 .
Thanks Liz.
Posted on 08/21/2011 4:18:57 AM PDT by Cincinatus' Wife
Again, point me to the Constitutional requirement to obey the judges or anyone else when they violate the first, most important, principle of American law and governance.
For the life of me, I can't find it.
All I can find is the required oath sworn to God by every officer of government, in every branch, at every level, to support the Constitution, without exception.
The Constitution that imperatively requires that:
"No State shall deprive any person of life without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.""No person shall be deprived of life without due process of law."
Making it clear that those officers of government in the other branches who are supposed to check them when they act outside the Constitution and their proper jurisdiction must do so.
And rejecting those for public office who will not do so, as their oath requires.
Sure. I'd be happy to.
The Equal Protection for Posterity Resolution
If every Christian in America would quit playing games, make this resolve, and act accordingly in the political and public policy arenas, the holocaust would stop immediately.
At the moment, sadly, the primary impediments to that are "pro-life" Christian "leaders" who have bought into the incrementalist and judicial supremacist lies. Or, they're just in it for the political power and the money and these are convenient ways to look like they're doing something when they have no intention of stopping the bloodshed and restoring respect for the most important cornerstone principles of this free republic.
” To: Condor51
Give it a rest.”
Why?? YOU don’t!!
I agree with Perry though, if that is how Alaska wants to go they have every right to. I wonder how their half term governor feels about that. Too bad everyone was busy jumping on her because she was pretty and wore tight clothing. I wonder how she feels about such things for the USA.
Before Roe vs. Wade, abortion was a state right. Only because if the mother’s life was truly in danger, abortion was an option to save her life. It of course has been completely perverted but it was a medical option at one time rather than let one or both die.
Oh and Texas even carries some of it's own cost to secure the border. Remember it also America's border that Texas secures partially on it's own dime. Plus Texas is a net donor state tax wise, unlike Alaska and polices much of it's own (note and the USA's) border. No problem on our end but don't bitch when we have 64 percent of the border but 27 percent of the funding from homeland security.
I would say Perry does pretty good as governor.
INSIGHTFULLY POSTED BY JIM NOBLE: I have no doubt that Perry is a globalist, until he convinces me otherwise.
1) Like it or not (and, as a Palin fan, I have to deal with a lot of things I don’t like), “Texas” will be made a HUGE negative in the campaign. The Bush disaster is what Obama and his handlers want to run against. Perry, fairly or unfairly, hands them this on a silver platter.
2) Perry and Romney are more alike than dissimilar. Both are running on the premise that a dying system can be revived, if only THEY are running it. Rather than agitating for “hope and change”, they are trying to assure conservatives that it all can work, when it can’t.
3) This election will be more like 1860 than anything else. The old ways are dying and cannot be preserved. Perry’s appeal to conservatives is an illusion - we will either move towards a global citizenship and a global currency, or smash globalism once and for all and restore the American economy and real, constitutional money.
Well said Jim.
Our system will no longer function as intended, not because of a failure of the system, but because of the inherent flaws in human nature. Corruption and greed are the failure of the system, not the "vision" of the forefathers......
We need "someone" who is willing to deconstruct the system back to its most basic intent.
Thanks for the ping to the thread, Liz (yes I read every post). Thanks for the post, Cincinatus’ Wife. This is a great thread with lots of OUTSTANDING FReepers. Fascinating discussion. Thanks to every poster.
There is no “right” to do wrong. Never has been, never will be. You’re mistaken.
Yes ma'am, okay, whatever you say.
I'll go sit in the corner now.
May I please have some of that Purple Kool-Aid now?
Rick Perry and Mitt Romney showcase a Republican divide.
# 25, # 74 .
Thanks Liz.
WOW! This article seems to be exactly what is described by The Washington Insider.
Divide and Conquer...
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/2767368/posts
I really don’t see much difference between Perry and Romney. Both are statist politicians, and I’ve had a belly-full of them at this point. No more!
The difference between Rick Perry and Mitt Romney is that Romney wears regular shoes and the BS comes up to his knees, whereas rick perry wears cowboy boots so he can walk around in it without dirtying his pants...and they make him look taller.
Heh-—good one.
Linking that article over and over cannot but cause other conservative skeptics to see Perry much more positively. It is for such work that FR was created IMNSHO.
Bump!
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