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"In Kentucky, the State Senate is expected to take up a bill this week
declaring the state a 'sanctuary' from meddling by the Environmental
Protection Agency," reports the New
York Times.
- In Arizona, the State Senate approved a measure
this
month that would exempt all products made and consumed within its
boundaries from federal interstate commerce laws.
- The Montana Legislature is considering a bill
that
would allow the state to nullify federal laws that protect endangered
species.
- In Georgia, a bill that would override federal
monetary regulations by requiring banks to accept payment in gold or
silver has survived two readings in the State House of Representatives."
Though they might not realize it, liberals paved
the way
for these laws with medical marijuana bills and illegal immigration
sanctuaries.
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Very off topic: Yesterday, we lost one of the greatest Brooklyn Dodgers of all time. Hall of Fame center fielder Duke Snider died at a California convalescent home at age 84.
ReplyDeleteI remember seeing him play. He was a great hitter and a fine fielder. He was a fast runner, and a great baseball personality.
I met him in February 1996 while at Dodger fantasy camp in Vero Beach. As a Brooklyn fan (my handle, Skoonj, was the nickname of Brooklyn right fielder Carl Furillo), I gravitated toward the Brooklyn players there. Snider was joined by Ralph Branca, Carl Erskine, and Clem Labine. Today, only Erskine and Branca are left alive. For that week I enjoyed Dodger stories of the era, and insight into events I'd seen as a kid.
One thing for certain is that the future will see fewer. not more Brooklyn Dodgers.
Rest in peace, Duke of Flatbush.
Hell, Texas has been kicking the feces out of the EPA for years.
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While they're at it, where is it ordained that only the federal government can grant oil drilling permits?
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