[J Edgar]

Can Gov. Rick challenge this law in court?

[FrankR]

"You are only enslaved, to the extent of charity that you receive."

[Former MSM Viewer]

Tell the Feds and Obama to keep their damn money

[gogogodzilla]

I’d called a press conference and on live television tell Congress and Pres—ent Obama to ‘suck my b@lls’ over this.

[TheBattman]

This clearly demonstrates one of the major things wrong with how our CONgress is so terribly jacked-up.

What the heck does education spending have to do with a war funding bill? Absolutely nothing. But this is how pork barrel garbage (earmarks in particular) get through. While this may technically be “legal”, it certainly isn’t moral. Even supposedly “good” additions have no place being attached to non-related pieces of legislation.

And to top it off- using this to violate a state’s sovereignty. Will Rick stand up, or lay down?

[EGPWS]

Arrogant Washington Threatens Rick Perry and Texans’ Right To Govern Themselves

First it's AZ now it's TX....

Who is next?

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

[NeverForgetBataan]

Lloyd Dogget is The Texas version of Dennis Kucinich. Unfortunately for us, that A$$clown is in a very safe district in the Peoples Republic of Austin.

[piytar]

Hey DC, you’re in over your head with Arizona. Now you’re picking a fight with TEXAS?!

Dumb dumb dumb dumb!

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

Attn: Governor Perry
From: Governor Jan Brewer and the State of Arizona
Subj: RSVP

Our delegation would love to attend the constitutional convention, and thank you so much for hosting.

Sincerely,
Jan

[The Comedian]

Gov Good Hair is outmatched.

He's not principled enough to know the right way to respond to this, nor smart enough to outmaneuver it.

I say pin a picture of a coyote on Obama and let Rick do a re-enactment.

*Then* I'll believe he's a badass.

Frowning takes 68 muscles.
Smiling takes 6.
Pulling this trigger takes 2.
I'm lazy.

[Political Junkie Too]

...“[t]he House-passed version requires that the governor guarantee the Legislature will provide a certain level of state funding, which is prohibited by the Texas Constitution…”

Separation of powers would suggest that the executive does not have the ability to "guarantee" anything that the legislature will do.

-PJ

[patriot08]