Adams 2016

Townhall.com ^ | December 10, 2012 | Mike Adams

[Kaslin]

Mike Adams Column

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[Pikachu_Dad]

WOW. The election is just over...

Four years of a lame duck President?

[Shane]

Great post! Unfortunately the guy can’t win. The “Useful Idiots” will never understand his common sense approach.

[rgboomers]

I think Mike Adams is kidding, but I’ll sure vote for him if he is not.

[Kaslin]

That is why I put “Satire” in the keywords

[Kaslin]

See keyword

[Graybeard58]

It would be nice to increase the age of eligibility until the program (S.S.)ceases to exist.

A solution that might just work. Beats the hell out of "means testing".

[Graybeard58]

The only part of it that is "satire" is, that Adams has no plan to run, his solutions are for the most part, "common sense" and we could only hope that a candidate would run with those solutions. The "gimme" crowd would never go for it.and unfortunately, they are the majority.

[Salvey]

He should have added: USA to quit the UN and throw the UN out of the country.

[metmom]

Please, God, let him be serious!!!!!!!!!!!!

I’m IN!!!!!!!

[Ditter]

Never heard of him but I’d vote for him.

[CORedneck]

I vote for him !

[proud American in Canada]

” If they don’t have running water by now, there’s no hope for them anyway. “

LOL!

If he’s serious, he’s certainly got my vote. What a breath of fresh air he’d be.

He’s one of my favorite political commentators (I also like Mark Steyn), plus he’s a nice person. I once emailed him and he actually answered me, something I never expected.

[skinkinthegrass]

well?...if it's satire, let him run...Ross Perot did.
Back in the late '80s/early '90s; a French Professional
Clown ran for President, he shoulda won..
we had ours in '08 / '12..the 'rats clown won both.

[IronJack]

Sure, this is satire. But why should it be? Aside from the tongue-in-cheek tenor of the piece, there’s nothing laughable about it. Everything he says rings true.

And frankly, I’d like to see a candidate run on just such a platform. I’d add a few things ...

1). Revise the Second Amendment to eliminate the “well-regulated militia” clause. Too much room for gun-grabbers to hide behind.

2). Change the order of the First Amendment’s religion clauses: “Congress shall make no law prohibiting the free exercise of religion, or the establishment thereof.” It’s too easy to overlook the prohibition clause.

3). No representation without taxation. You don’t pay the band, you don’t get to pick the tune.

4). No more redistribution of wealth. “Congress shall allocate no monies intended to distribute to one citizen wealth produced by another.” You don’t get to vote yourself a share of my money anymore.

5). Right-to-work becomes universal. How can you call yourself a free man if you don’t even have a choice of whether you join a union or not?

6). Repeal of the 16th and 17th amendments. Taxes to be levied and collected by the states. Senators to be selected by state legislatures.

7). Repeal of all federal legislation that violates the 10th Amendment’s reservation clause.

For starters ...

[Bringbackthedraft]

I think if he changed his first name to John, it could help. Maybe?

[cizinec]

Heck, forget Adams, I’m voting for you.

[JimRed]

2). Change the order of the First Amendment’s religion clauses: “Congress shall make no law prohibiting the free exercise of religion, or the establishment thereof.” It’s too easy to overlook the prohibition clause.

When the "free exercise thereof" includes conversion by the sword in the form of acts of terror, there must be an exception made.

[Little Ray]

I do not think that the President can do any of these things. The best he can do is lobby for them and go “over Congress’ heads” to the America people in speeches.

Worse, I’m pretty sure you couldn’t sell the majority of Americans, esp. the loafers and parasites, on his plan.

Aside from those issues, I would be happy to vote for him and even work for his campaign.