Posted on 03/15/2016 2:37:04 PM PDT by MtnClimber
Donald Trump is Hilter. Donald Trump is a fascist. Donald Trump is a dictator.
Certainly Mr. Trump has a mouth, and he’s not afraid to use it. He also speaks to adoring crowds who cheer when he says to respond in kind to activists trying to disrupt his rallies. Even so, the over-the-top claims that Mr. Trump is the new Il Duce may be distracting attention from the soft despotism that Tocqueville deemed the far likelier menace to American liberties.
This kind of authoritarianism doesn’t come with goose steps or brown shirts or large populist movements. It prefers bureaucracy to bombast. It presents itself as a solution to the complexities of modern government, and it’s called the administrative state.
Philip Hamburger—a Columbia law professor and author of the 2015 book “Is Administrative Law Unlawful?”—defines the administrative state as the substitution of regulatory edicts for laws passed by the people’s elected representatives. In the American iteration, at least, this often means the same federal agency that writes the rules also enforces and adjudicates them—a confluence of powers Madison once called the “very definition of tyranny.”
Hillary would like the government to control every aspect of our lives.
The fact is that the Wall Street Journal would rather have Hillary then a Republican The Democrats have no compunction about putting more money
They certainly have spent more time attacking Trump and Hillary over the last year
All yur cookie recipes are belong to me. Hillarity 2016
It’s only “soft” because she’s not yet “President” Hillary.
Were she “President” Hillary it would be granite-hard despotism.
I didn't think it was possible.
“Hamburger—a Columbia law professor and author of the 2015 book “Is Administrative Law Unlawful?”—defines the administrative state as the substitution of regulatory edicts for laws passed by the people’s elected representatives. In the American iteration, at least, this often means the same federal agency that writes the rules also enforces and adjudicates them—a confluence of powers Madison once called the “very definition of tyranny.””
This IS how it’s being done and being done right now.
For example, you must be told when you can have a fire in your fireplace.
If you disobey, neighbors are supposed to report you.
“The law” says that a person could even be jailed for it.
Trump says what needs to be done but in our politically correct crippled society, idiots don’t want to hear it. Terror attack after terror attack after terror attack by Muslims. Say maybe we should think about not letting Muslims into the country. Oh you are Hitler. Illegals are costing us billions, they are bringing in drugs, rapists and killers are coming in because illegals aren’t checked out for criminal records. We need to secure the border and build a wall. Oh you are Hitler.
You ever get the feeling “Hitler” is more of a curse word to these idiots rather than the actual guy from history? It seems to me none of them know who Hitler actually was or what he did.
“It seems to me none of them know who Hitler actually was or what he did.”
I wouldn’t bet that none of them do but I think less than five percent would be a sure thing.
Hitler only wishes he had the abilities of a Trump.
Hillary will never get Trump's testicles in a lock box.
Trump will not be afraid to go after the girl and smack back.
The only thing that’s soft is the heads of the idiot voters who would vote for this Marxist b*tch.
Yes, those using those statements against Trump are losing the debate as soon as they open their mouths.
The concept of the administrative branch of the fed becoming an unelected source of tyranny, as well as ways to fight it, has been described by others.
By the People by Charles Murray, A Book Review
http://hubpages.com/literature/By-the-People-A-Book-Review
When the time comes to clean out the criminal fascist syndicate occupying Washington, remember three points:
1. They have names
2. They have addresses.
3. They live in your communities.
Bonus point: American leftists can’t fight for sh*t.
Pardon my correction.
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