Kerry Confirmed

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The top is photoshop.

Funny you folks have to resort to lying about people you don't like.
 
I thought this would be a good thing, so Scott Brown can get back in the Senate.
 
One of the biggest "checks" in government is a fair and open election.

The reason for the 17th Amendment was to put an end to corruption.

And yet, the 17th amendment did the exact opposite because it eliminated the check the States have on the Federal government and allowed special interest groups to directly control Senators.

Did you ever stop to think that the Founders set it up a certain way for a reason? Maybe instead of rushing to assume that your way is better, you should stop and ask "Why was it set up the way it was?"

The States now have little recourse against the Federal government. Which is why immediately after the 17th amendment was passed, the Federal government began spending like crazy and installing big government programs at the costs of the tax payers.

See our system works when there is a balance of power between the people, Feds, and States. When one of the legs is weakened and power taken for the others, we only have two legs of a stool to stand on. That eventually becomes one leg. A three way division of power works, a two way division rarely works. It quickly becomes one. That's one of the reasons why the Roman Triumvirates worked so well and the second one of the three was long longer in power the Republic went to Civil war.

It's ironic, that by empowering individuals in the short term, the progressives have successfully removed the obstacles they need to oppress them.

The Founders wanted an unprofessional part time ground force of "minutemen" militia.
The Founders wanted slavery encoded into this nation's fabric.
The Founders wanted women to keep their mouths shut.
The Founders thought piracy was one of the biggest challenges facing this nation for the forseeable future.
The Founders wanted white landed gentry to be the only folks to be able to participate in government.

Alot has changed.

Wrong
The Founders wanted a well regulated (trained) force of minutemen.
The Founders wanted Slavery done away with. They knew that the Constitution would one day accomplish that.
Read what they said.
What the Founders Said About Slavery
They also knew that the Constitution would one day be able to get the rights of women to vote.
No they did not, that is why they had minutemen to fight for any type of invasion.
They also did not want white landed gentry to be the only ones to participate in government.
This is what the whole Constitution is all about
This is exactly why all of things were eventually abolished, because our Constitution allowed for it to happen.
 
And yet, the 17th amendment did the exact opposite because it eliminated the check the States have on the Federal government and allowed special interest groups to directly control Senators.

Did you ever stop to think that the Founders set it up a certain way for a reason? Maybe instead of rushing to assume that your way is better, you should stop and ask "Why was it set up the way it was?"

The States now have little recourse against the Federal government. Which is why immediately after the 17th amendment was passed, the Federal government began spending like crazy and installing big government programs at the costs of the tax payers.

See our system works when there is a balance of power between the people, Feds, and States. When one of the legs is weakened and power taken for the others, we only have two legs of a stool to stand on. That eventually becomes one leg. A three way division of power works, a two way division rarely works. It quickly becomes one. That's one of the reasons why the Roman Triumvirates worked so well and the second one of the three was long longer in power the Republic went to Civil war.

It's ironic, that by empowering individuals in the short term, the progressives have successfully removed the obstacles they need to oppress them.

The Founders wanted an unprofessional part time ground force of "minutemen" militia.
The Founders wanted slavery encoded into this nation's fabric.
The Founders wanted women to keep their mouths shut.
The Founders thought piracy was one of the biggest challenges facing this nation for the forseeable future.
The Founders wanted white landed gentry to be the only folks to be able to participate in government.

Alot has changed.

Wrong
The Founders wanted a well regulated (trained) force of minutemen.
The Founders wanted Slavery done away with. They knew that the Constitution would one day accomplish that.
Read what they said.
What the Founders Said About Slavery
They also knew that the Constitution would one day be able to get the rights of women to vote.
No they did not, that is why they had minutemen to fight for any type of invasion.
They also did not want white landed gentry to be the only ones to participate in government.
This is what the whole Constitution is all about
This is exactly why all of things were eventually abolished, because our Constitution allowed for it to happen.

History..by Michelle Bachmann and Glenn Beck.

:clap:

Leave us forget the civil war, women's suffrage, the civil rights movement and a whole crap load of events that have happened since the country's founding.

It was all "intended".

:lol:
 
I think that Kerry is going to be pretty upset when he finds out he can't run things the way he wants to.
Especially if it goes against what Obama wants.
The State Department is completely run by the White House now.
 
The Founders wanted an unprofessional part time ground force of "minutemen" militia.
The Founders wanted slavery encoded into this nation's fabric.
The Founders wanted women to keep their mouths shut.
The Founders thought piracy was one of the biggest challenges facing this nation for the forseeable future.
The Founders wanted white landed gentry to be the only folks to be able to participate in government.

Alot has changed.

Wrong
The Founders wanted a well regulated (trained) force of minutemen.
The Founders wanted Slavery done away with. They knew that the Constitution would one day accomplish that.
Read what they said.
What the Founders Said About Slavery
They also knew that the Constitution would one day be able to get the rights of women to vote.
No they did not, that is why they had minutemen to fight for any type of invasion.
They also did not want white landed gentry to be the only ones to participate in government.
This is what the whole Constitution is all about
This is exactly why all of things were eventually abolished, because our Constitution allowed for it to happen.

History..by Michelle Bachmann and Glenn Beck.

:clap:

Leave us forget the civil war, women's suffrage, the civil rights movement and a whole crap load of events that have happened since the country's founding.

It was all "intended".

:lol:


History by actual history books Sallow.

And yes all of that was because our Constitution gave us the rights to accomplish those things.
 
Wrong
The Founders wanted a well regulated (trained) force of minutemen.
The Founders wanted Slavery done away with. They knew that the Constitution would one day accomplish that.
Read what they said.
What the Founders Said About Slavery
They also knew that the Constitution would one day be able to get the rights of women to vote.
No they did not, that is why they had minutemen to fight for any type of invasion.
They also did not want white landed gentry to be the only ones to participate in government.
This is what the whole Constitution is all about
This is exactly why all of things were eventually abolished, because our Constitution allowed for it to happen.

History..by Michelle Bachmann and Glenn Beck.

:clap:

Leave us forget the civil war, women's suffrage, the civil rights movement and a whole crap load of events that have happened since the country's founding.

It was all "intended".

:lol:


History by actual history books Sallow.

And yes all of that was because our Constitution gave us the rights to accomplish those things.

You seriously need to pick one up.

The Civil War freed the slaves..
 
Truth learn how to sp.....oh wait its you Del.....sorry....

You're a little late to the party Harry.

Take notes thanatos144..

It's "You're" this time..and not "Your.



well i wasn't to late to spot this......a grocery bager...your post #86......you get on people for spelling and it comes back to bite ya.....:eusa_angel:

That's one tough Union you guys got.

For sure..next time..I will give you double the tip!
 
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History..by Michelle Bachmann and Glenn Beck.

:clap:

Leave us forget the civil war, women's suffrage, the civil rights movement and a whole crap load of events that have happened since the country's founding.

It was all "intended".

:lol:


History by actual history books Sallow.

And yes all of that was because our Constitution gave us the rights to accomplish those things.

You seriously need to pick one up.

The Civil War freed the slaves..


Lincoln issued a preliminary proclamation warning that in all states still in rebellion on January 1, 1863, he would declare their slaves “then, thenceforward, and forever free.” January 1 came, and with it the final proclamation, which committed the government and armed forces of the United States to liberate the slaves in rebel states “as an act of justice, warranted by the Constitution, upon military necessity
 
You're a little late to the party Harry.

Take notes thanatos144..

It's "You're" this time..and not "Your.



well i wasn't to late to spot this......a grocery bager...your post #86......you get on people for spelling and it comes back to bite ya.....:eusa_angel:

That's one tough Union you guys got.

For sure..next time..I will give you double the tip!

Baggers local 417......"you got it,we bag it"......
 

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