If you noticed, this week the Supreme Court has handed down a few decisions. As usual, homosexual issues were a hot topic, and two decisions from SCOTUS really hit the nail on the head in regards to this issue.
It's nice to see SCOTUS vote on the side of the Constitution and Individual Liberty. If you're homosexual and you want to get married, it's nobodies business but your own. This same sort of idiocy played out over half a century ago when some people DARED to want to have an interracial marriage because (gasp!!) they fell in love with someone who wasn't the same color as they were.
Way to go, SCOTUS. Way to go. Now, about those other individual rights that have been trampled...... get on that.
http://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/12pdf/12-307_6j37.pdf
http://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/slipopinions.aspx?Term=12
A Conservative Libertarian Constitutionalist take on the happenings of the Pacific North West and United States
Monday, July 1, 2013
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Obama says Congress is dysfunctional...... well, DUUUUUHHHHH
Jamie Dupree
Obama calls Congress "dysfunctional" but says he's confident he can get immigration reform bill approved
That's the tweet I got from Jamie Dupree, Washington Correspondent. For the record, Dupree is the ONLY person I bother listening to or reading for actual news out of DC. You can follow him on Twitter at https://twitter.com/jamiedupree or catch his blog from the AJC at http://www.wsbradio.com/weblogs/jamie-dupree/. I suggest you do both, as he's all over it like stink on the Congressional records.
But back to the topic at hand. OBAMA says CONGRESS is dysfunctional. Isn't that a bit of slight-of-hand on his part? It's like when two white-trash neighbors are feuding, and one calls the cops on the other because the broken down car parked in his front yard is an eyesore. Then the other neighbor calls the cops of the first neighbor and claims the motor swinging in his tree devalues the trailer, and it just escalate from there.
Here be some facts:
1) Congress is dysfunctional. Thanks for pointing out the obvious, Barack.
2) The Executive branch is dysfunctional. SNAP! Didn't see that comin, didja, Obama?
3) The Judicial branch is dysfunctional.
4) Politics is dysfunctional.
For the record, I feel it's important that I take a moment to point out that Barack Obama was absolutely, 100% correct in his assessment of Congress. Even if it is a case of the pot calling the kettle black.
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Sequestration Woes = More DC BS
Bull. The sequestration was 2%. It was nothing. It was a drop in the bucket. Delays, fuss, muss, and bologna happen because the government and it's departments are the most incredibly inefficient constructs ever to disgrace the planet with their presence.
Anyone who's ever run a business, or for that matter, successfully managed a families finances, knows full well that 2% is a significant figure to find a way to cut, but it's easily accomplished by prioritizing your needs. The Federal Government couldn't prioritize, and for decades has kicked the can. Then they ended up making this ridiculous deal as a "compromise" between the D's and R's so they could punt once again.
Now it's back and it's biting them in the ass. The D's are blaming the R's, the R's and blaming the D's, and nobody seems to recall that this was a bipartisan compromise on a neglected budget.
Any department could easily cut 2% and still do their jobs. As a matter of fact, I'd venture a guess that most departments could trim well over 25% and still be effective in doing what they are actually supposed to be doing. They need to prioritize. Get it straight. Stop wasting money. People are tired of working and working and working to give 1/3 of their earnings to the Federal Government to be used to support duplicate and triplicate projects that aren't a necessary or proper role of Federal Government in the first place.
Enough is enough. Congress, stop bitching about the 2% cut hurting services, and start talking about why you have people in charge of departments that can't be trusted to run their departments properly. Don't fight the symptom, fight the problem!
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