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“The man has always spoken truth to power... He has the backs of veterans and working people... I’m fired up and ready to go.”
June 16, 2015
Big crowds for Bernie.
"More than 3,000 came to a Sanders speech in Minneapolis in May; 700 attended his speech at Drake University here Friday night, about the same number who went to a Hillary Clinton event on Sunday that featured a buffet table and a live band. More than 3,000 people have RSVP’d for a Sanders rally in Denver on Saturday, the campaign says...."
What's happening here?
What's happening here?
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«Oldest ‹Older 201 – 203 of 203Robert Cook said...
Sorry but you manage to say so much that just isn't so.
Radicals/liberals took over Hollywood, academia, local government political positions, and federal government administrative positions and have been working to shred the fabric of the country. They took 1984 as a play book. Look where we are today! A white woman is a more "authentic black" than Clarence Thomas. A man in makeup and a penis is a more "authentic" woman than Sarah Palin. The government blames a video for a terrorist attack while the TSA feels up your grandmother and toddlers. In collages not only does "yes mean yes" but even with all of that a guy is still guilty of sexual assault when a girl gives him a BJ while he is passed out drunk and didn't even know it happened. The media doesn't even bother being reporters anymore, they just publish whatever the Democrats or the left-wing PACs tell them and call it news.
"Daddy issues" . . . sheesh. What the State-f*ckers won't do to avoid having to present a rational argumnent showing why they have the right to use the Mailed Fist to force us to do what they want us to do. And wouldnh't the people who love Daddy State be the ones with Daddy Issues, rather than people who basically just want to live and let live?
We have to take the position that anyone we elect to serve in our government councils is potentially a scoundrel, worthy only of the trust they earn from day to day and week to week. We have to do the hard work of maintaining attention to the doings of those who serve us. We must demand that we be apprised of everything they are doing and that they ask for and receive our permission before they take any action. (This is why those who cheer on the NSA and the other intelligence agencies for their secret and lawless spying on all of us--"because it's to protect us" [no, it's not]--reveal themselves to be pitiful children, showing trust in those with the power to destroy us that shouldn't be handed even to someone we hire to mow our lawn.)
This level of scrutiny is impossible, and is why the imperfect scenario of as-little-as-possible government is infinitely superior to a an imperfect government worried about fairness.
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