Judge Andrew Napolitano covers the US Constitution in this 5 part series. Thank you Judge!
(This video will automatically play through all 5 parts.)
http://freedomwatchonfox.com/the-constitution-and-freedom/
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Sarah Palin all over the place? Latest -sounding like a “neocon”?
Let’s go back to a day before the “Party Machinery” got in the way of (Palin) doing the right thing…
McCain met Palin (supposedly) at the Governors Assoc. meeting Feb 23– 25, 2008. Later she was introduced to as his running mate on Aug. 28, 2008.
I believe this is from Super Tuesday Feb 5, 2008 (It was posted September 07, 2008). Why is it from Super Tuesday Alaska? Because they are in Alaska doing the interview and Super (“Duper”) Tuesday is mentioned.
Asked about the Ron Paul “cult following in Alaska” …
Palin:
“He’s Cool, he’s a good guy! He’s a good guy, he’s so independent.
“He’s independent of like party machines… I’m like right on kiddo… that, so am I.
“The party machinery on both sides of the party you know… American’s are tiring of excessive partinsanship that gets in the way of doing the right thing.”
Seems that someone is sounding more like the “Neocon Party” than the Governor of Alaska from early 2008. Seduced by the party machinery?
Here’s what beck said today… [click to continue…]
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Yes, a funny AD from Audi… or was it?
(note the catchy tune to make the kool-aid taste better?)
See the next VID from ReasonTv and then decide…
Sept. 2009 the EU banned the sale of 100-watt incandescent light bulbs, with lawbreakers facing up to $70,000 in fines.
In the United States, similar legislation comes into play in 2012. Signed into law by Bush Dec. 2007 H.R.6: Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007
The idea is to kickstart the market for compact fluorescent lights (CFLs), which use less energy than conventional incandescents.
The problems (aside from tyranny):
- Long Warm-up
- Longevity Issues
- Increased Cost
- On/Off Limits Longevity
- Mercury
- Electronic Interference
- Limited Uses
- Inferior Light
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Maybe she is strictly speaking on Israel? Maybe the end of the comment does not apply to the “declaring war on Iran” thing?
What is her foreign policy? These comments here and there… are “these” her policies?
From Fox News Sunday with Chris Wallace on 2–7–2010
WALLACE: I know that three years is an eternity in politics. But how hard do you think President Obama will be to defeat in 2012?
PALIN: It depends on a few things. Say he played, and I got this from Buchanan, reading one of his columns the other day. Say he played the war card. Say he decided to declare war on Iran, or decided to really come out and do whatever he could to support Israel, which I would like him to do. But that changes the dynamics in what we can assume is going to happen between now and three years. Because I think if the election were today, I do not think Obama would be re-elected. But three years from now things could change if on the national security threat -
WALLACE: You’re not suggesting that he would cynically play the war card.
(Watch the video at the 3:10 mark)
(Vid from http://www.youtube.com/user/therightscoop)
PALIN: I’m not suggesting that. I’m saying, if [click to continue…]
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Our wars are privatized (not to mention illegal) and being escalated by “contractors” that leads to “blowback” on US.
But, thanks to some big anti-progressive voices (that air at 5pm ET), it is even more unlikely to have one side of the aisle support the other. (An exception being HR 1207 – no thanks to that 5pm voice.)
Maybe? Consider setting aside your disagreement on health-care (for a moment) and hear why Rep. Jan Schakowsky (she serves on the House Intelligence Committee) says war contractors can get away with murder in Iraq.
Schakowsky:
“We have seen these private hired-guns, mercenaries if you will, actually in situations that have jeopardized the mission of the United States, have put our own troops at risk, have killed private civilians…
“Really raising the question – Can these private companies, that don’t seem to be part of the chain of command, have the same kind of transparency or accountability as our military…
“Can they actually get away with murder?
“And, so far, the answer has been… Yes… in Nisour Square”
Watch the video where Rep. Jan Schakowsky is interviewed by RT’s Dina Gusovsky…
Did you catch these comments?
Schakowsky:
“So when the President asks for a 30,000 military increase, [click to continue…]
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