Good week for MAGA

[Jerry]

Today is June 26th, 2022 and Joe Biden is the worst President in US
history.

And - Trump has been out of office for 18 months, but this has been one
of his best weeks.
--

Jerry O.

[George.Anthony]

Yep.

--
A great civilization cannot be conquered from without until it has
destroyed itself from within - Will Durant

[Jerry]

On Mon, 27 Jun 2022 14:34:32 -0000 (UTC), George.Anthony
<gant...@gmail.net> wrote:

><Jerry Os...@osage.com> wrote:
>> Today is June 26th, 2022 and Joe Biden is the worst President in US
>> history.
>>
>> And - Trump has been out of office for 18 months, but this has been one
>> of his best weeks.
>
>Yep.
>

Hopefully, more cases will be brought to bear that challenge the
overreach of the Federal Government. They are doing many things that
rightfully belong to the various States to decide.
~~~~~
A federal republic is one in which a federal government is given only
limited powers for limited purposes, while state governments retain most
powers of government. The Constitution describes this division of
power, establishing which specific powers have been given to the federal
government, while reiterating that most remain with the state
governments.

The Constitution’s status as supreme law of the land works in two ways.
As long as an action of the federal government is authorized by the
Constitution, that action supersedes any state or local law with which
it might conflict.

However, not every action by the federal government is supreme-- federal
activity must also follow from the Constitution or it too is illegal.
~~~~~
And --- we now have a Court that understands that principal and applied
it in New York State Rifle & Pistol Association Inc. v. Bruen and Dobbs
v. Jackson Women's Health Organization.
--

Jerry O.

[Hank]

I don't see any of the resident liberals arguing your point so it must be true.

[kmiller]

It's like arguing over Brucetopia, Honk. NotSoSage is incapable of
understanding what's going on.

[Technobarbarian]

On 6/28/2022 3:04 AM, Hank wrote:

If I told you that Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny live next door
and shower me with gifts every day, would you feel a need to argue with
me about it?

TB

[George.Anthony]

Too bad Civics/Government is not taught in schools anymore. We are
producing politically illiterate snowflakes who wouldn't know the
difference between a right and an obligation.

When the Supreme Court rules in their favor they are happy as pigs in
slop but if they don't get their way, they revert to their inner spoiled
child by holding their breath, screaming at the sky and in general,
behaving like the cellar dwellers they are.

----------
"Elections have consequences" - Barack Hussein Obama

[George.Anthony]

Now you've done it. You have opened up the flood gates to a bunch of
non-relevant yabuts from the resident lunatic liberals. By the way, what
good has Biden done for the country?

--

[George.Anthony]

I think he's more than capable, Mensa. Your ability to see what is
actually going on is in question, though.

[George.Anthony]

So, you believe in Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny, eh? However, at the
moment they both live in the White House. To paraphrase Margaret
Thatcher, "...sooner or later you run out of other people's gifts".

--

[Hank]

Yeah, I knew they would take the bait. I love stirring them up. It's like smashing a wasp nest and not getting stung.

[Technobarbarian]

Dude, In case you missed it I have a lot of free time at home right
now. And I'm easily amused. So I decided to make your day. So? What do
you think? Ya' wanna argue with me about Santa Claus?

TB

[bfh]

I'm not Dude, and I'm not inclined to "argue" right now, so I'm just
gonna "allege". I allege that you don't have Clause or Bunny living
next door. I further allege that what you probably have is a Democrat
with long ears and is wearing a red suit and is showering you with
gifts bought with somebody else's money.

--
bill
Theory don't mean squat if it don't work.

[George.Anthony]

> now. And I'm easily amused...

TB

Well of course, small minds are easily amused.

[Jerry]

On Tue, 28 Jun 2022 10:50:27 -0500, "George.Anthony"
<gant...@gmail.org> wrote:

>On 6/28/2022 5:04 AM, Hank wrote:
>> On Monday, June 27, 2022 at 12:56:30 AM UTC-4, Jerry wrote:
>>> Today is June 26th, 2022 and Joe Biden is the worst President in US
>>> history.
>>>
>>> And - Trump has been out of office for 18 months, but this has been one
>>> of his best weeks.
>>> --
>>>
>>> Jerry O.
>>
>> I don't see any of the resident liberals arguing your point so it must be true.
>
>Now you've done it. You have opened up the flood gates to a bunch of
>non-relevant yabuts from the resident lunatic liberals. By the way, what
>good has Biden done for the country?
>

Only one thing - Many center, and right-of-center, Democrats are now
registered Republicans thanks to Biden.

Well, maybe two things. While this one may not be good for the country,
it has given us one of the biggest "I told you so's" in recorded
history.

Moreover, Trump's legacy will live on for at least a generation through
the SCOTUS.

And, the remaining Progressive Democrats without the dampening effect of
their centrist members who have fled the party will not be smart enough
to correct their mistakes - they are pissed and will double down - which
is good for the country. The progressives have gotten their chance to
try their ideas with Brandon - and the whole world sees just how well
they work - not worth a tinker's dam.
--

Jerry O.

[Technobarbarian]

On 6/28/2022 10:57 AM, bfh wrote:
> Technobarbarian wrote:
>> On 6/28/2022 9:01 AM, Hank wrote:
>>> On Tuesday, June 28, 2022 at 11:50:29 AM UTC-4, George.Anthony wrote:
>>>> On 6/28/2022 5:04 AM, Hank wrote:
>>>>> On Monday, June 27, 2022 at 12:56:30 AM UTC-4, Jerry wrote:
>>>>>> Today is June 26th, 2022 and Joe Biden is the worst President in US
>>>>>> history.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> And - Trump has been out of office for 18 months, but this has
>>>>>> been one
>>>>>> of his best weeks.
>>>>>> --
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Jerry O.
>>>>>
>>>>> I don't see any of the resident liberals arguing your point so it
>>>>> must be true.
>>>> Now you've done it. You have opened up the flood gates to a bunch of
>>>> non-relevant yabuts from the resident lunatic liberals. By the way,
>>>> what
>>>> good has Biden done for the country?
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> ----------
>>>> "Elections have consequences" - Barack Hussein Obama
>>>

>>> Yeah, I knew they would take the bait. I love stirring them up. It's u

>>> like smashing a wasp nest and not getting stung.
>>
>>      Dude, In case you missed it I have a lot of free time at home
>> right now. And I'm easily amused. So I decided to make your day. So?
>> What do you think? Ya' wanna argue with me about Santa Claus?
>
> I'm not Dude, and I'm not inclined to "argue" right now, so I'm just
> gonna "allege". I allege that you don't have Clause or Bunny living next
> door. I further allege that what you probably have is a Democrat with
> long ears and is wearing a red suit and is showering you with gifts
> bought with somebody else's money.
>

Since honk isn't willing to argue the point I *must* be RIGHT.
However, maybe, just maybe that boy ain't got his mind right? Maybe,
just for the sake of the argument, I'm willing to admit that,just maybe
it *might* be possible they aren't quite as close or as generous as I
might have implied. Maybe. This would maybe imply that the old boy ain't
got his mind right. Big surprise there. OTOH I'm pretty sure I ain't got
no Democrats showering me with anyone's money. I further allege that I
know a cute little registered independent who is incredibly generous. ;-)

TB

[bfh]

And then there's abortion tents on the edge of national parks
advocated by Squad Leader AOC and Native American Warren. I allege
that I think that's impeccably timed to coincide with Starlink RV
mobile. It's great, dudettes - at the end of the day going forward you
can stream your abortion on your favorite social medium from the
boondocks.
HawHawHaw!
HawHawHaw!
HawHawHaw!
HawHawHaw!..........damn! I was almost unable to stop HawHawHaw!ing.
........
HawHawHaw!.........oops.....sorry.....I'm old......that just leaked
out when I thought I was finished.

[Don Lampson]

Illinois has RVs converted into mobile abortion rigs, patrolling the border, offering relief to poor gals in "the family way", from their less understanding, and morally demanding, home states.... I thought the idea was a clever way to get poverty stricken women unpregnant, as thrifty as possible...... The method must be effective... After all, China has been using the same system for years, with their traveling execution vans....

Harry Pierpoint Jr.

[George.Anthony]

That probably qualifies for a Hardy, har har! Or, bless their little
hearts.

[bfh]

Well, Harry, looks like China's policy had.....umm.....unintended
consequences.
--------------------------------------------------
The one-child policy, which was implemented nationwide in 1980, forced
down China’s fertility rate for two generations, and the introduction
of the two-child policy in 2016 has failed to boost it. Even according
to the inflated official figures, China’s fertility rate was only 1.3
children per woman in 2020 and 1.1-1.2 children per woman in 2021,
well below the rates of 1.8, 1.7, and 1.5 predicted by the Chinese
authorities, the United Nations, and the US Census Bureau,
respectively. As a result, the authorities announced a population
increase of only 480,000 in 2021, compared to increases of two million
in 2020 and 4.7 million in 2019. It therefore seems inevitable that
China’s population will begin to decline in 2022, nine years earlier
than expected. China is facing a demographic crisis that exceeds the
imagination of the Chinese authorities and the international
community. In fact, China’s demographic crisis is much worse than
official figures suggest. That is why the authorities have rushed out
a series of measures over the past few months, including restrictions
on abortion. Likewise, crackdowns on private tutors are part of an
effort to lower the cost of parenting.
---------------------------------------------------
https://www.project-syndicate.org/commentary/china-abortion-restrictions-demographic-crisis-by-yi-fuxian-2022-04

Looks like they're getting concerned about a growing decline in their
population increase. Can't be a world power if your population starts
to decrease.

[kmiller]

We saw how well the "War On Drugs" went for us. Now we'll get to see
(again) how well the war on women's rights goes.

--
Liz Cheney for President!

[George.Anthony]

Maybe not but they are showering other people with your money.

>I further allege that I
> know a cute little registered independent who is incredibly generous. ;-)
>
> TB
>

[Jerry]

Not surprisingly, Opie, you miss the point. Our SCOTUS did not outlaw
abortions - or take away a Constitutional "Right" - abortion, unlike
guns, is not mentioned in the Constitution and falls outside of the
Fed's purview. Anyone who can read with even a little comprehension
knew that. HarHarHar - now you, and all the other Low-Rez whiners know
it. Hey, and it is Trump's fault HarHarHar.

The people of Illinois can perform abortions for every single pregnancy
if they want - partial birth? Go for it. It is now their choice and not
other states, or the Federal Government.

It is now a State issue. Here, we have chosen to outlaw virtually all
abortions. Now both Illinois and Oklahoma are happy. At least we are
happy, and don't really give a healthy shit how Illinois feels about how
we chose to handle the issue. Illinois stupidity? Not our problem.
--

Jerry O.

[Dusty]

On 28-Jun-22 08:50, George.Anthony wrote:
> On 6/28/2022 5:04 AM, Hank wrote:
>> On Monday, June 27, 2022 at 12:56:30 AM UTC-4, Jerry wrote:
>>> Today is June 26th, 2022 and Joe Biden is the worst President in US
>>> history.

..<snippage>...

> Now you've done it. You have opened up the flood gates to a bunch of
> non-relevant yabuts from the resident lunatic liberals. By the way, what
> good has Biden done for the country?

Absolutely none!

Take care and be well all,
Dusty

[George.Anthony]

You know what's worse than a know-it-all? A thinks he knows it all.
That's what liberals are. They couldn't spell Constitution if their
lives depended on it, much less understand the meanings and whys.

As to Roe v. Wade being "corrected", if the dumb ass pro deathers hadn't
pushed the envelop all the way up to and including partial birth, this
probably would never have happened.

I don't care how conflicted a woman may be, if she is going to use it as
a birth control method, which most of them do, it can't possibly take up
to nine months to decide you don't want the child. Something is very
wrong here.

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One out of three Biden supporters is just as politically misguided as
the other two.

[Jerry]

On Thu, 30 Jun 2022 09:08:37 -0500, "George.Anthony"
<gant...@gmail.org> wrote:

>One out of three Biden supporters is just as politically misguided as
>the other two.
>

Very True. I'm willing to be more blunt. Most are really dumb, but not
all are stupid - as witnessed by the recent polls. No doubt that they
blame Trump for Biden's poor performance, but they are admitting to
pollsters that Biden is not doing a good job.

However, that does not mean that one can have an honest, common sense
political discussion with them - their dogma/religion it too deeply
ingrained. They are sure that we are a Democracy and not a
Constitutional Federal Republic. And, if that Republic BS is true - it
is wrong headed and a mistake - the majority should always get their way
- that's fair!.

Also, we have pissed them off once again. The EPA just got its wings
severely clipped. The SC sided with WV 6 - 3. A triumvirate of cases
in a week that reaffirmed our Constitution. And, hopefully, more cases
to come.

Sadly, the more a SC decision pisses off the Left the easier it is to
know that it was a good decision.
--

Jerry O.

[Don Lampson]

What if a bloodthirsty mob of Anti-Fas came, to storm the USSC, so they could ring certain justices, and have a "Come to Jesus" moment, with them, about their POV? Wouldn't those judges be sceert?

Joe Hill Jr.

[bfh]

They shouldn't be. Didn't you read about the "unscalable"
(eight-foot-high) fence they put around the building?
HawHawHaw!

[Don Lampson]

Guess those activist Judges, know what's really goin' on? We had an unscalable 8ft fence in the prison I used to work at... Touchees would get 60,000 volts of "Edison Medicine" if they so much as touched it! The prison guard's union, was strictly against it, because it eliminated numerous positions for union members...

Within a week, the electric fence killed every cat in the joint, and mice became a problem... It also killed dozens, upon dozens, of birds, which got the CA.F&G Dept. involved, requiring photos, & IDs of all the birds killed... Every time it killed a bird, an alarm would need to be cleared, and the bird ID'd... This was in the days of film cameras... It was a real PITA, because the rank & file union members were forbade to have anything to do with that job killing electric fence, so the 50+ Sergeants had to do it! I was often sent on a 2 1/2 mile treck around the perimeter of the prison collecting birds... During the Summer in Avenal, the temp was 105+ in the shade. Of course, there was no shade around the fence... Several fat Sergeants got medical chronos, removing them from harm's way....

As you can imagine, the life of a jailhouse Sergeant is fraught with hazards, and hardship... <snicker>

Bighouse

[kmiller]

I'm happy that the Supremes are coming after all those rights we gave to
the indians. It's a good start but, hopefully, the states will do more.
HawHawHaw!

The Supreme Court gave states more power over tribal land. Tribes say
that undermines their autonomy.

The decision affects how crimes are prosecuted on reservations. It
upends nearly 200 years of precedents recognizing the right of tribal
nations to self-govern.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/supreme-court-oklahoma-castro-huerta-decision-tribal-sovereignty-rcna35872

[bfh]

damn. At the end of the day going forward, literally one of the last
things I would figure you for is Bird Collector.