-Ephesians 5:11-13
What a contrast to Colorado! Imagine a legislature and a governor that overwhelmingly support the Second, Ninth and Tenth Amendment as well as the state’s constitution and is willing to challenge the national government’s alleged authority on gun issues. Just imagine.
Just imagine the furor that will erupt if and when a Secret Service agent actually uses his firearm to forcibly arrest a sheriff who refuses to enforce one of Colorado’s unenforceable and unconstitutional laws. If he fires his weapon, all bets are off.
Neither DeMint nor Heritage are perfect. I disagree strongly with some of their neo-conservative positions. But Heritage could scarcely have done any better than picking DeMint to run the place.
Few will notice or celebrate this anniversary. Under the cover of war, FDR trampled the rights of Americans, shipping them to and locking them up in concentration camps for years.
26 Republicans joined Democrats in voting for this non-binding but important resolution: it’s ok to allow states to extract sales taxes from internet companies even if they aren’t located in the state, thus overriding an important Supreme Court case to the contrary along the way.
Why should US taxpayers have one thin dime invested in this company?
This is what happens when government decides that people will buy green cars if only they are offered them. And since no one is offering them, the government must provide them. Besides, it’s good for jobs.
Mitchell is far too generous even in his faint praise for Ryan’s budget.
Such an announcement of surrender on gun controls emanating from the mouth of the devourer doesn’t mean they won’t stop trying. This battle is lost, but the war goes on.
In the darkening days of restrictions on gun ownership here in Colorado, Magpul has announced a clever marketing strategy that enhances its own position, offers its customers a great deal, and sticks its thumb into liberals’ eyes.
By shle896
By jotcreative
By Marie Schuhmacher
By » S&P Issues an Upgrade of US sovereign debt along with a warning …
By BAG