@biggator5 so make the data base better.I’m still for #universalbackgroundchecks — Angelica (@CoachAlopez) March 25, 2013 Teh Stupid! They Are All Around Us! But let’s not just concern ourselves with ad hominem attacks and acutally educate poor Coach Alopez on why Universal Background Checks are actually a bad thing. Universal Background Checks Defined Right now, there are already criminal background checks when you go buy | Read More »
(Via Ace Of Spades) Tone-Deaf, completely and hopelessly tone-deaf: Requiring people to have health insurance is “conservative,” GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney told MSNBC on Wednesday, but only if states do it.
If we ever accuse Barack Obama of being Tone-Deaf, Mitt Romney should be mention in the same breath (H/T Ace of Spades): [Bret] Bair asked Romney about his changing positions on climate change, abortion, immigration, and gay rights, and asked him how the American people could trust him on the important issues. “Your list is just not accurate,” replied Romney to an visibly surprised Baier, | Read More »
Am I disappointed? Yes. Angry? Yes. Am I motivative for 2012? Hell Yes!!
An important update on Florida’s Redistricting: Republican leaders in the Florida Legislature on Tuesday asked the federal government to sign off on a pair of voter-approved constitutional amendments requiring lawmakers to draw nonpartisan political districts. The move comes three months after Gov. Rick Scott drew partisan criticism – and was quickly sued – for quietly withdrawing the application submitted by former Gov. Charlie Crist.
(Via Ace Of Spades) Alternate Headline: Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-NY) Makes Best Case Against ObamaCare: Weiner, who is likely to run for mayor of New York, said that because of the city’s special health care infrastructure, his office was looking into alternatives that might make more sense. Weiner is one of the health care law’s biggest supporters; during the debate leading up to reform, he | Read More »
It would seem that the Obama Administration is taking a page out of Bill Clinton’s playbook when he wanted to play existential semantics with tense. “It depends on what the meaning of the words ‘is’ is.” –Bill Clinton Now the Obama Administration is also playing existential semantics with U.S. District Judge Roger Vinson’s unconstitutional ruling on ObamaCare:
I bet you have already seen the keywords below and know who I am backing 100%. However before I go into my pick, I first want to say that I was excited about a Mike Pence run. But he of course has choosen to run for Governor of Indiana. Milke Pence is a class act and he will be missed in the up-coming debate. Our | Read More »
This will be a YouTube heavy post, as this was meant for those of you who couldn’t make it. Yesterday, Florida Governor Rick Scott choose to unroll his budget in my backyard. It took place during a Tea Party* rally in Eustis, where Rick Scott got a warm welcome (as you will see). I had to go to another meeting about the local school board | Read More »
So sure ObamaCare is going to be ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court or repealed, Governor Rick Scott isn’t waiting to pull the plug on it later: Gov. Rick Scott is stopping Florida from making preparations to implement the federal health care law. Scott makes that decision following the ruling from a federal judge in Pensacola that says the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act | Read More »
President Barack Obama’s speech last night didn’t add up to the point where even the AP apologists couldn’t defend it:
(Via The Other McCain) Umm, more Herman Cain goodies. It goes down like a hot pizza pie. This is the video of him taking on Bill Clinton that I mention before and cutting the former US President to size.
(Via Ace Of Spades HQ) What would be more epic than this article by Dick Armey and Matt Kibbe? If someone actually tried to pull all of this off.
(Via The Blaze) Naked Emperor News has a video out that will make you go: LOL, WUT?
(Via Florida Pundit) Governor-Elect Rick Scott says the right things, but one has to wonder if he means it:
Severability Clauses in legislation state that if some provisions of the law, or certain applications of those provisions, are found to be unconstitutional, the remaining provisions, or the remaining applications of those provisions, will, nonetheless, continue in force as law. The Severability Clause usually states “notwithstanding any provision of this act being found unconstitutional, the rest of the act shall continue to be in force.” | Read More »
Just to start out with, I am in no way shrilling for Jim Piccillo (CAN-D-FL-05). The meaning of the title will also become clear later on. That said, let’s take a look at this Democrat running for Florida’s Fifth Congressional District.
This is not the year for Florida’s ballot amendments. First, Amendment 7 (dealing with redistricting) was stuck down on July 8th. Then Amendment 3 (dealing with limiting property tax increases) on July 23rd. And now Amendment 9 (dealing with health care freedom) has been struck down on July 29th. All these amendments were struck down because of wording, either title or summary or both.
Last night, I was lucky to meet Dr. Juan Torres at my local Tea Party meeting. He was the featured guest speaker. The reason he was the guest speaker, because he is the founder of the Latino Tea Party resource website: Latinos And Americans United.org
I just got back from a “Meet The Candidates” forum today, sponsored by the South Lake Republicans Club and hosted by the South Lake 912 Tea Party (boy, that’s a mouth full). I will focus on good ld Dick* Nugent and Jason Sager here in this dairy.
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