[campaignPete R-CT]

What’s the next move

Viennacon, I think the next move is for Freepers to read books. As the comments here show how misinformed some are about the federal judiciary.

Secondly, it sure would help if the church-going folks in the heartland would stop electing DEMS to the US Senate ... but they fail to see the connection to gay marriage and the following people:
Pryor-arkansas
Donnelly-Ind
McCaskill-Mo
the 2 Dems from MT
Hagen-NC
Heidi-ND
Tim-SD
etc.


So blame the voters in Montana for giving us gay marriage. it sure would help if our candidates talked about judges instead of rape during the campaigns. The DEM Senators are the ones who are raping us.

Then again, Scott Brown was the lone NO vote on Kagan in the north ... and Freepers turned on him.

But u r correct. Expect the 10th Circuit to provide a stay within 24 hours.

[Viennacon]

I hope your right. My point is one of state’s rights. Do you not agree that under the original constitution, which is the authority over any judges decision etc., that the state AG has the right to halt clearly extrajudicial rulings by a federally appointed goon, and prevent activists from distributing illegal marriage licenses.

[wku man]

"Viennacon, I think the next move is for Freepers to read books."

Wrong. The time for reading books and pointy-headed punditry is over with. The time is now for action.

The people of Utah had their say, and a black-robed tyrant thinks he knows better than them. Now, that may very well be the system as it's come to be interpreted/misinterpreted/misused/abused, but it's not right. King George's law was also legal, but it wasn't right, and the Founding Fathers knew good and damn well it wasn't.

Scouts Out! Cavalry Ho!

[Nextrush]

The GOP keeps raising taxes and increasing spending so I don’t see grassroots conservatives supporting them in the future.

I saw 36 GOP senators opposing that tax and spend budget deal last week, but for most of them it was a show.

House leadership like Paul Ryan and John Boehner took the lead on that dirty budget deal, with most House Republicans (73 percent) going along.

The Republican leadership and business as usual Republicans from McCain to McConnell offer no hope on fiscal issues, much less social ones.....