You were saying — “Oh yes, the foundation of Freedom. Let a crook run for office and get elected, then let them server there term doing maximum harm to the Republic while you enact a law that is common sense for thinking people.”
Well..., you’ll notice that you (and others) — “let” — him run for office and get elected. Since you said this (above), the question could be raised to you and others, “Why did you let him run?”
You see..., there’s the “reality” of the situation, you let him run for office.
On the other hand, with the law in place that I’m talking about, if one does not produce the required documentation, then with this law I would not be letting him run. That’s the difference.
In the one case, you let him run — in the other case, with the law, I would not let him run.
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And then you said — Thats not very conservative of you, nor is it American. I doubt Patrick Henry would have said Aw lets make another law to stop them from killing freedom, or give me death!
Well, using your phraseology up above, it was not very conservative of you to have let him run for office, now was it?
And I think it’s very conservative of me to make it so he can’t run for office, if he does not produce the required paperwork.