At least Texas politicians dance with the one what brung &#039;em. Then there&#039;s Joe &quot;Mentum&quot; Lieberman (<strike>D</strike>R-CT)
By expressly working to limit access to health <i>insurance</i> -- the reform was to healh insurance, not health care itself -- the Texas legislature would force people to choose between treatment and money. As noble as that sounds, many uninsured forego treatment. And they die younger than the insured. In Palin&#039;s formulation, that would make the Texas legislature a <strong>Death Panel</strong>.
How and when did &quot;nullification&quot; go from being some dumb, obscure historical idea I wrote about in a college term paper to a serious modern legal argument?
I was a nine-year old boy in 1960. My Great Aunt (and she was a great aunt!) told me &quot;Study the Civil War - but don&#039;t celebrate it.&quot; Words of wisdom back then - and still just as true today. You betcha!
<i>He&#039;s old and white, therefore he&#039;s right. </i> Don&#039;t forget teh stoopid. That is really the key. Well, white too.
This man&#039;s creativity is inspiring. I plan on instituting a policy in my office that forbids state or federal law enforcement personnel from taking any action against staff (i.e., myself). I think that&#039;s ironclad.
Maybe China will take Texas in exchange for our IOUs.
I believe it&#039;s a felony to use &quot;Texas&quot; and &quot;Honor&quot; in the same phrase.
At least Texas politicians dance with the one what brung &#039;em. Then there&#039;s Joe &quot;Mentum&quot; Lieberman (<strike>D</strike>R-CT)
Free shiv and penis injections too!
By expressly working to limit access to health <i>insurance</i> -- the reform was to healh insurance, not health care itself -- the Texas legislature would force people to choose between treatment and money. As noble as that sounds, many uninsured forego treatment. And they die younger than the insured. In Palin&#039;s formulation, that would make the Texas legislature a <strong>Death Panel</strong>.
Thomas Jefferson believed in separation of church and state, and so do I.
How and when did &quot;nullification&quot; go from being some dumb, obscure historical idea I wrote about in a college term paper to a serious modern legal argument?
Before the War Sherman was sent to serve in Texas. &quot;All Texas lacks is water and good society,&quot; he was told.
WTS answered &quot;That&#039;s all Hell needs.&quot;
Timing is everything in real life.
Here&#039;s this idiot trying to bring up a argument that was settled with at least 620,000 human lives.
And at the same time we have the idiots who want to &quot;celebrate&quot; the Civil War: <a href="http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/..." target="_blank">" rel="nofollow noopener" title="http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20101210/ap_on_re_us/u...">http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/...
I was a nine-year old boy in 1960. My Great Aunt (and she was a great aunt!) told me &quot;Study the Civil War - but don&#039;t celebrate it.&quot; Words of wisdom back then - and still just as true today. You betcha!
<i>He&#039;s old and white, therefore he&#039;s right. </i> Don&#039;t forget teh stoopid. That is really the key. Well, white too.
This man&#039;s creativity is inspiring. I plan on instituting a policy in my office that forbids state or federal law enforcement personnel from taking any action against staff (i.e., myself). I think that&#039;s ironclad.
Well why not? Apparently intelligent thought is already illegal. Half of the comments after the article agree with him.