Ginsberg a copy of The Pelican Brief
Posted on 05/25/2006 4:35:06 PM PDT by Nachum
From that list who voted for Amnesty the following republicans are up for re-election in November...
Chafee, Lincoln - (R - RI)
DeWine, Mike - (R - OH)
Frist, Bill - (R - TN)
Lugar, Richard - (R - IN)
Snowe, Olympia - (R - ME)
Good plan. That'll be the word that needs to be spread.
I'm off for tonight, all. Sleep well.
That would be something to see. And thanks for posting the entire criminal lineup.
I am so disgusted. Have spent all evening firing off emails.
I will not be sending any money to the Republicans anytime soon.
I cannot believe, or imagine that these jacka**es are so out of touch with the citizens of this country.
Good Lord.
Judicial Tyranny Goes Global
International mindset usurps parental rights
| by Michael P. Farris |
The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child is a threat that longtime homeschoolers know well. If ratified by the United States Senate, it would ban spanking in our country. Homeschooling would no longer be governed by state law, but by a 10-member committee of child welfare "experts" in Geneva. Even our right to teach our children that Jesus is the only way to God would be in jeopardy.
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Lower federal courts have gotten on the internationalist bandwagon, too. The most dangerous resulting trend is the application of nonratified treaties that have been adopted by a large number of other nations as binding on the United States.
*** Note: Nothing on how, or who appointed this judge***
Federal Judicial Service:
Education:
Brooklyn College, B.A., 1943
Columbia Law School, LL.B., 1948
Professional Career:
U.S. Navy Lieutenant, 1943-1946
Lecturer, Columbia University, 1948-1949
Law clerk, Hon. Stanley Fuld, New York State Court of Appeals, 1949-1950
Private practice, New York City, 1950-1952
Faculty, Columbia University Law School, 1952-1967
Professor of law, 1956-1967
Adjunct professor, 1967-1998
County attorney, Nassau County, New York, 1955-1957
Adjunct professor, Brooklyn Law School, 1987-present
Race or Ethnicity: White
Gender: Male
The note I just sent to my Kansas Senator that defected to the Dems on this issue:
Senator Brownback - I am OUTRAGED at your vote on the Senate Immigration Bill. You broke ranks with a majority of Republican Senators. You broke ranks with Senators Roberts, Talent and Bond. But more importantly, you broke ranks with - and are losing the faith of - your constituents.
A SIGNIFCANT PLURALITY of citizens do not want the type of reform the Senate passed on Thursday. How is it that you found yourself able to support a bill that a MAJORITY of Republican Senators opposed?
How is it that you supported a bill that the two Senators from Texas did not support? Do you not think they understand, better than you, the implications of illegal immigration upon our society?
As a strong Republican, my only regret is that you are NOT up for reelection until 2010. For I would devote all of my energy into finding and supporting a GOP candidate that would represent our values, that would not give away our culture and our country to Mexico and that would care more about what U.S. citizens wanted than what illegal aliens and the President of Mexico wanted.
His challenger is Stephen Laffey.
Looking at his record on the issues its almost hard to tell these two jokers apart. Laffey may be just a small bit more conservative but its hard to see the light between Chafee and Laffey, still, he is not Chafee and thats good enough for now. Better than a Dem, especially one of the Dems running against these guys.
Conservatives better think hard. The Dems are running the Communist party this time as their candidates... gees.. I got the wild idea of checking out the positions of Snowe's Democrat opponents and I recoiled in horror!!!
Ginsberg a copy of The Pelican Brief
"We will all be living the way they live in Johannesburg,S.A.----locking ourselves in behind the gates at night."
You are partly right. The Senate and House and all the elite will be behind the gates.
The rest of us will have to fend for ourselves.
""The sense of entitlement these people have is outrageous-----that we owe them a living, and that US citizens, and the US government, exist for their convenience...... while they break our laws with complete impunity.""
Exactly!!
Toss em OUT!!
Believe me it's coming.
"Problem is nobody is protecting the community from CONGRESS, especially the Senate.. and the president is ecourageing their malfeance.."
Correct.
Please add me to that ping list, Piper. Thx
LOL!
I love your Ginsberg!
Love your tagline, too.
Done ;)
Hi Smartass, just letting you know I'll be gone 3 days.
LOL, no, leaving early in the morning. I drink Pina Coladas rather than Margaritas.
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