"Arlen Spector and I have a 'single bullet' theory to end BOTH the GOP and the US Constitution."
Posted on 05/08/2007 3:44:24 AM PDT by rellimpank
The Republican Party, having squandered its electoral authority by succumbing to the dissolute wiles of Washington, appears to have learned nothing from its defeat last November. Faced with a clear challenge to the unambiguous language of the Constitution, many GOP leaders have abandoned their principles. Particularly shocking is the defection of Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah).
As a former chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Senator Hatch should view himself as a guardian of the Constitution. Instead, he set a low price for violating the document, a price that the Democratic majority says it will eagerly pay: one congressional seat.
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Republicans for the most part are Dumbocrats.
we really need a new party for conservatives...period.
Hatch Cosponsored the unconstitutional DC voting rights bill. Author suggests alternate solution of returning city of washington back to Maryland like they did for virginia side.
"Arlen Spector and I have a 'single bullet' theory to end BOTH the GOP and the US Constitution."
Not sure about Mormon, but he's definitely a moron.
If we'd had term limits for the last 40 years that probably wouldn't be necessary.
That the Senate is referred to as an "exclusive club" says volumes about this problem.
Yes.
You can’t have a republic without a constitution, support The Constitution, or stop calling yourself a Republican.
I wonder what these guys were thinking when they took the oath of office?
Old Orin is a Mormon.
"Pay no attention to your lying eyes"?
"Do as I say, not as I do"?
"The end justifies the means"?
Just a few possibilities.
We will sacrifice your liberty and your money for our power and comfort. And a little less sugar in the next mint julip, slave.
Yes he is a moron
So can we draw the conclusion, he and MITT are from the same school?
With Hatch on board, the law still might die there. But buying him off with a new seat in Congress for Utah, gives this constitutional abomination a chance to pass the Senate. Then it will be up to President Bush to show some backbone (unlike his signing of McCain-Feingold) and veto this atrocity.
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It's an option I never would have considered previously, but I confess I am growing impatient with the RINOs that have infiltrated the GOP.
"How can I get to do this again?"
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