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But
opponents of
sweeping nullification measures paint them as misguided, often
politically motivated, and likely unconstitutional attempts to zero out
reasonable and well-intended federal initiatives.
| The
assessment from the wolves in wolves's clothing (Politico)
about states moving to nullify Federal law also contain this blistering
charge from the Jim Brady Gun
Nuts. |
 They
are outrageous,” said Brady Center legal director Jon Lowy. “It’s
disturbing that there are [state] legislators who are so willing to
violate the [U.S.] Constitution but also that they have so little
concern for public safety.
Oh
My.
Politico buttress their campaign
by saying, "And
that’s not just coming from the left. The Heritage Foundation, a
conservative think tank, argues that nullification is not the answer to
states’ concerns"
Heritage may or may not have said that, but no matter; the
left miss the point. After years of inaction when it came to
protecting Tenth Amendment rights, people are scared, fed up, and
angry enough to take action. The smarmy left will be wise to
recognize
it as a shot across their bow. |
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I prefer to think it has now been a shot across the bow and an over and under straddle.
ReplyDeleteI've had to restrain my giggles watching the Colorado recall petitions and the Northern Counties starting to get serious about forming a 51st State. I loved it one one twinky said they can't secede that against Federal law. And had to be told they don't want to secede from the US they want to split from the rest of Colorado and that is an internal matter of the State of Colorado.
"...reasonable and well-intended [to control us, exempt them, and enrich them] federal initiatives..."
ReplyDeleteOxymorons, emphasis on the morons.
When any Dem says "reasonable" or "commonsense", cock your fowling piece and stay alert.
"Reasonable" has been stealing our rights and our money and inch at a time for about 100 years now.
Lt. Col. Gen. Tailgunner dick