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Republican Establishment to Block Border Security Once Again
Big League Politics ^ | March 14, 2019 | Jonathon A Moseley

Posted on 03/14/2019 12:08:08 PM PDT by Moseley

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To: Lurkinanloomin

I think this country ended as fast as it began with political parties. I do weep for our country and its future which looks like a dark future.


41 posted on 03/14/2019 1:39:50 PM PDT by shanover (...To disarm the people is the best and most effectual way to enslave them.-S.Adams)
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To: Moseley

These basturds.


42 posted on 03/14/2019 1:57:52 PM PDT by Gasshog
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To: Moseley

And beetches


43 posted on 03/14/2019 1:58:14 PM PDT by Gasshog
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To: Moseley

This is why I no longer support tax cuts and business centric legislation for business. As long as they support open borders and as long as the borders remain unsecured and as long as the corporate media slanders us. I will no longer support anything they want. When those two conditions are met then we can look forward to doing something for them but, only if they come through for us first.


44 posted on 03/14/2019 1:58:30 PM PDT by amnestynone (We are asked by people who do not tolerate us to tolerate the intolerable in the name of tolerance.)
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To: shanover

I feel the same way today. I am having a hard time trying to be optimistic that our country has any future.


45 posted on 03/14/2019 2:03:36 PM PDT by Moseley (http://www.MoseleyReport.com)
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To: Moseley
They didn't prevent the President from securing the border, the President stopped himself from securing the border.

I remember the fake militarization of the border when he sent a few National Guard down to change diapers and hand out candy. I said then he should declare Martial Law along the border and enforce it while the Turd polishers here insisted it was the boldest move ever.

He is his own worst enemy, while he bows down to every circuit judge in the nation the left has imported a few million more into the welfare rolls. The government has released figures that says every illegal admitted costs the tax payer $170.000.00, yet it continues.

I have quit watching any news whatsoever until there is either a border showdown or civil war and I no longer care which.

I will read no more Tick, Tock or boom posts until Hillary is indicted.

46 posted on 03/14/2019 2:04:08 PM PDT by itsahoot (Welcome to the New USA where Islam is a religion of peace and Christianity is a mental disorder.)
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To: MortMan

You are absolutely correct — and light years ahead of all the other commentators and so-called experts.

The problem is where the courts don’t actually follow the law or get cute or creative.

But under the law, the Congressional vote is the exclusive remedy.

And the lawsuits are invalid for lots of other reasons, too


47 posted on 03/14/2019 2:04:52 PM PDT by Moseley (http://www.MoseleyReport.com)
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To: Hugin

“Doesn’t say how this is supposed to help the lawsuits against Trump’s emergecy.”

Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. v. Sawyer, 343 U.S. 579 (1952).

When the President is acting AGAINST the approval of Congress, “the President’s authority is at its ebb.”

Logically, that should not change the result.

But it gives a hook for the hysterical and careless in the legal system to get all confused about and demagogue.

It is possible to demagogue judges


48 posted on 03/14/2019 2:07:17 PM PDT by Moseley (http://www.MoseleyReport.com)
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To: Windflier

I feel almost the same way. But I don’t want to bash someone (not this exact moment). I want to give up and move to the Bahamas


49 posted on 03/14/2019 2:08:52 PM PDT by Moseley (http://www.MoseleyReport.com)
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To: Reily

Was Nelson Rockefeller really a Rep? The country club Reps destroyed the GOP, especially the Bush family. They are all part of the UniParty.


50 posted on 03/14/2019 3:42:24 PM PDT by kabar
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To: Moseley

This is really good news, Folks!

We now know the traitors to the Republic.

These slimy scum-bags who have been pocketing Cheap Labor Express dollars forever.

Rejoice, and primary these cowardice traitors out of the system.

Send old Marco back to his foam parties in his platform shoes.


51 posted on 03/14/2019 3:45:31 PM PDT by nesnah (Liberals - the petulant children of politics)
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To: kabar

Nelson was a Republican of the “me too” variety.

Aside: A “me too” Republican was a Republican who accepted the FDR welfare state & government intervention in the economy. However they could do it better, in a much more cost effective way. Almost all post WWII Republicsns were “me too’ers”.

Most post WWII GOP’ers were so traumatized by memories of the depression & FDR era they had no answer for the Rat semi-socialist state other then they can do a better job. That didn’t really get challenged until Goldwater. Let me just say most rank & file Republicans of that time loved a “little socialism”. Still true today, challenge social security here on FR see how many friends you make! Bush Sr was of that ilk. I don’t have the Bush Derangement Syndrome many on this site suffer from. I view them as transitional figures. Bridges from “post-WWII me too-ism” to Trumpism, Jeb has veered off into “clown space” and doesn’t know it. He’s made himself irrelevant. All Bushes are flawed to various degrees but at the time necessary when you honestly consider the realistic alternatives.

Uniparty: To me the uniparty is anyone who sets out to be a professional politician, particularly anyone who stays in office longer then a decade & never goes home - particularly if out of office. My rule of thumb - after a decade you constituents become yourself & the Beltway not those who sent you there. Many (particularly GOP’ers) start out ok but after that decade they start to slip over and in most cases don’t even know it’s happening.


52 posted on 03/14/2019 4:11:15 PM PDT by Reily
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To: itsahoot

They didn’t prevent the President from securing the border, the President stopped himself from securing the border.


That is the dumbest thing I’ve ever read on FR.


53 posted on 03/14/2019 4:50:16 PM PDT by lodi90
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To: squarebarb

it’s been slowly slipping to the dems with all the lovely illegals...think NC is only behind CA NM TX and maybe another state or two in the total number of illegals - and then nobama threw in as many of all the others (muslims and anything else he could think of for 8 years. Plus you have the Research Triangle of Raleigh Durham and Chapel Hill which is nothing but cockroaches of liberals, pansies and anything of the left that smells of sh*t UNC, Duke and even now they’re changing NCSU with all it’s left-wing, liberal minded profs and a dumping ground for students who can’t get in at other public universities but get in there to make and equalize the ratio numbers to look great for the entire UNC University system.

The Dem convention being in Charlotte in 2012 didn’t help the state - too many workers of a persuasion went there and never left - becoming another SF of the east I’m told!


54 posted on 03/14/2019 5:24:21 PM PDT by ldish (Have had enough...you??????)
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To: Moseley

Almost-Republican Senators Susan Collins of Maine,
Lisa Murkowski of Alaska,
Thom Tillis of North Carolina,
and even Kentucky’s quixotic Rand Paul

have already pre-announced their plans to vote with the Democrats against President Trump.

They all need to be unelected.


55 posted on 03/14/2019 5:32:59 PM PDT by Salvation ("With God all things are possible." Matthew 19:26)
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To: lodi90
That is the dumbest thing I’ve ever read on FR.

Well prove it wrong instead of blathering.

56 posted on 03/14/2019 6:03:53 PM PDT by itsahoot (Welcome to the New USA where Islam is a religion of peace and Christianity is a mental disorder.)
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To: Reily

The Bush family destroyed the Reagan legacy and “transitioned” the GOP back to its country club roots. Reagan enabled the conservatives to take over the party, but Bush 41 reversed it and his son moved it further to the left. Trump killed the planned Jeb presidency. And even if Jeb lost, Hillary would advance the political elite’s agenda. Bush 41 said he was voting for Hillary and none of the Bushes endorsed Trump except grandson George who was running for office in TX.

You don’t have to have BDS to understand what a disaster the Bush family has been for the GOP and the country. It was Bush 41 who doubled the cap on legal immigration to over a million. Since1990 over 35 million legal permanent immigrants have entered this country changing the demography of this country forever.


57 posted on 03/14/2019 6:07:30 PM PDT by kabar
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To: kabar

The Bush family destroyed the Reagan legacy and “transitioned” the GOP back to its country club roots. Reagan enabled the conservatives to take over the party, but Bush 41 reversed it and his son moved it further to the left. Trump killed the planned Jeb presidency. And even if Jeb lost, Hillary would advance the political elite’s agenda. Bush 41 said he was voting for Hillary and none of the Bushes endorsed Trump except grandson George who was running for office in TX.


We’ve got to be willing to go to DEFCON 1 and assure the GOP wing of uniparty we will go MAD on them. The GOP just won’t listen to its voters and they are betting we stay on the plantation because the “Democrats are worse”.


58 posted on 03/14/2019 6:30:07 PM PDT by lodi90
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To: Moseley
I don’t want to bash someone (not this exact moment). I want to give up and move to the Bahamas

You're not alone, but we can't all throw up our hands and leave, or the country is lost for sure.

I guess I'm the type who instinctively marches towards the sound of the guns. If they want my country they'll have to kill me and tens of millions of patriots to take it.

59 posted on 03/14/2019 9:00:32 PM PDT by Windflier (Pitchforks and torches ripen on the vine. Left too long, they become black rifles.)
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To: SecAmndmt

I think every generation thinks they are the last generation.


60 posted on 03/18/2019 9:46:42 PM PDT by fortheDeclaration
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