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1 posted on 09/04/2013 2:02:30 AM PDT by Kaslin
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To: Kaslin

Somebody has to stop the psychopaths.


2 posted on 09/04/2013 2:10:29 AM PDT by E. Pluribus Unum (When your policy is to rob Peter to pay Paul, you can count on enthusiastic support from Paul.)
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To: Kaslin

Shouldn’t be a need for a filibuster but the left is willing to start a war to get away from the current scandals that appear to be fading away anyway.

The majority of the GOP are castrated lemmings.


3 posted on 09/04/2013 2:12:31 AM PDT by maddog55 (America Rising.... Civil War II)
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Wow - Kerry would not look up the entire time that Sen Paul was addressing him - not once. He was pretending to write notes, etc but would not look up. Not once.

Isn’t what this regime is about - refusing to acknowledge others’ points of view and attempting ridicule to minimize others’ opinions?

What a sad state we’re in with these morons. We have Russia’s president much closer to the position of Americans. We have Isreal’s head schooling 0dumbo multiple times. We have leaders around the world calling him a coward to put politics above leadership. We have a world falling to pieces on his watch and he lays blame at others’ feet. He gives weapons to drug lords and blames others. He uses the police power of the executive branch in criminal operations and blames others.

This guy is an absolute joke. I hope we survive him and his cabal of morons.


6 posted on 09/04/2013 3:00:46 AM PDT by Principled
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Bring in the porta-potty and a coffee maker and have at it Senator! And, a wireless mic...


12 posted on 09/04/2013 3:53:42 AM PDT by Road Warrior ‘04 (Molon Labe! (Oathkeeper))
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SEN. RAND PAUL (R-KY): Madison was very explicit, when he wrote the Federalist papers, he wrote that history supposes, or the constitution supposes what history demonstrates is that the executive is the branch most likely to go to war and therefore the constitution vested that power in the Congress. It is explicit throughout all of Madison's writings. This power is a Congressional power and it is not an executive power. They didn't say big war, small war. They didn't say boots on the ground, not boots on the ground. They said declare war.

That's not exactly correct. The Constitution also empowers Congress to grant letters of Marque and Reprisal.

Many pretend these don't exist, and that they're from a bygone era.

However, what they are are military or covert operations less than war that injure an enemy for reasons of reprisal or national security interest.

So, Congress can grant a letter to pursue an objective that injures an enemy, even militarily, but that is less than war.

13 posted on 09/04/2013 3:56:40 AM PDT by xzins ( Retired Army Chaplain and Proud of It! Those who truly support our troops pray for victory!)
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How about Rand Paul drop his own Amnesty Proposal first.

I’d trust him a whole lot more then.

I’d also believe, a whole lot easier, that this was more than just political theater.


14 posted on 09/04/2013 4:31:02 AM PDT by SoConPubbie (Mitt and Obama: They're the same poison, just a different potency)
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Paul made a great point to horseface, if the president will go to war without the Congressional vote, it makes a mockery out of Congress.

I guess Congress has now become the U.N.


24 posted on 09/04/2013 6:55:50 AM PDT by 1Old Pro
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This is REAL leadership.Can you believe in light of the absolute fact that the Al Qaeda had Sarin and Assad had no reason to gas his own people that rrepuublican leadership want to give obama cover for his gullibility


26 posted on 09/04/2013 7:26:37 AM PDT by SADMILLIE (r)
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I hope he does it. Americans are on Rand’s side on this issue. This country needs some leadership to explain, discuss what is going on in Syria. We aren’t getting any leadership anywhere else.


36 posted on 09/04/2013 8:58:03 AM PDT by Girlene (Hey, NSA!)
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We the People of the United States,

in Order to form a more perfect Union,

establish Justice,

insure domestic Tranquility,

provide for the common defence,

promote the general Welfare,

and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity,

do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.

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Our Federal government should be addressing the issues of the vulnerability of our power grid and infrastructure to EMP attack, closing our borders, strengthening our military for defensive use only, abolishing unconstitutional laws that prevent us from becoming energy independent

rather than committing our military to another civil war in the Middle East where they will be fighting alongside the terrorists who attacked us 12 years ago and hate us.

41 posted on 09/04/2013 11:15:15 AM PDT by boxlunch (Psalm 105)
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A filibuster would be magnificant. But for it to be a political victory would require making it a standing filibuster - talking about the many ways that this proposed resolution could lead to our national security being threatened, terrorism being enabled, etc. This is a rare opportunity to lay it on the line about how Obaba and the party of international terror will destroy the United States.


42 posted on 09/04/2013 3:40:24 PM PDT by antiterrorist77
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Rand is kind of a grandstander. I’d be more convinced of his intentions if he said what kind of military action that he would endorse (not Syria specifically).

If I recall correctly he is an isolationist and while we don’t need to be the world police, we also don’t need to stick our head in the ground and pretend that the world has stopped because we aren’t looking anymore.


44 posted on 09/04/2013 4:32:14 PM PDT by frickin_frackin
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I think it’s a done deal in the senate and the senate will vote first. Then those in the house can vote “no”.


45 posted on 09/04/2013 4:42:14 PM PDT by VerySadAmerican (".....Barrack, and the horse Mohammed rode in on.")
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If Rand Paul filibusters, watch for McCain’s Syrian rebel buddies to launch another chemical weapons attack mid-filibuster. It’ll be a twofer: draw the U.S. quickly into war one the one hand, and damage Rand Paul’s future political prospects by tarring him as the Senator who caused more children to be killed on the other.


55 posted on 09/04/2013 11:16:01 PM PDT by Junior_G (Funny how liberals' love affair with Muslims began on 9/11)
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the support of Obama, Speaker John Boehner, and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi.
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Rand Paul is in the Senate...

Wheres Harry Reid on this ???


56 posted on 09/05/2013 2:17:48 AM PDT by Tennessee Nana
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