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14 years ago @ Vision to America - Showdown Between Texas... · 1 reply · +2 points
Civil War, that provision was eliminated. Texas does NOT possess the state's right to secede. It is a fun old wive's tale, but false, non the less.
Also, the state had the option, at the point it entered the U.S. (1845) to break into five separate states. The citizens of Texas soundly rejected that, and it entered the Union as one state, giving part of its panhandle to Oklahoma to remain under the 36th parallel so that it could enter as a slave holding state.
You would think that if someone is going to make a claim about Texas, and our history, they would at least bother to fact check their claims.
14 years ago @ Big Government - The Last Pre-Tuesday D... · 0 replies · +1 points
14 years ago @ Big Government - ObamaCare Architect: C... · 0 replies · +1 points
14 years ago @ Big Government - Arizona House Speaker ... · 7 replies · +51 points
The BP agent then went on to explain that they had to try to talk the illegals from crossing over and warned them about the dangers (this was in Arizona) of the desert. Then I about fell out of my chair. The BP agent said that if the illegals told them that they were going to try anyway, the BP are then required to tell the illegals how to prepare themselves for the desert, and what to take with them, so they would be safe.
WTF? We are telling illegals how to stay safe as they break into our nation?
14 years ago @ Big Government - Romney Could Win GOP N... · 1 reply · +2 points
Obama: Why would you do that, Mitt, when I used your Massachusetts health care advisors to design the Patient Affordability Act to mirrow the Massachusetts health care bill?
14 years ago @ Big Government - Romney Could Win GOP N... · 0 replies · +3 points
Now here is the bottom line: men like Romney are NOT men of conviction. He sold his own [claimed] conservative convictions out when he agreed to sign a bill that was not what he wanted in order to appease his opposition and to gain anything, something, that he could hang his hat on. To this day, he continues to support Romneycare. Please show me where he has EVER said that he was forced into the legislation as enacted. Because you can't. And "the Devil made me do it" doesn't quite cut it.
There is an old adage that describes principled men: I would rather die on my feet than live on my knees.
14 years ago @ Big Government - Romney Could Win GOP N... · 5 replies · +4 points
What you have basically done is prove that Romney is not a man of principal, he is a man of expedency. Is that what you want? Someone who will cave under heavy fire from the Democrats? If that is the mindset of the nation, then you might as well kiss this republic known as the United States of America goodby.
Here is the bottom line: Romney wanted Romney care, at all costs, so it could be his signature acheivement in Massachusetts. He sold out his [supposedly] conservative values to get it. He could have advised the populace of the impending costs to the state, and its citizens. He could have denied the individual mandate as unconstitutional. He did none of those things, instead, smiling at Ted Kennedy as he signed that disasterous bill. Now his state is paying the financial cost for his spineless actions.
14 years ago @ Big Government - Romney Could Win GOP N... · 7 replies · +6 points
No Romney. Romney will only be SSDD.
14 years ago @ Big Government - GOP Challengers Go Aft... · 0 replies · +1 points
It doesn't matter who drives the final nail in the coffin, either one of them will.
14 years ago @ Big Government - GOP Challengers Go Aft... · 0 replies · +3 points