Your Choice: Liberalism or the Constitution

[PoliticalChic]

And here, a return performance at open mic night....the NYLiar!

His act includes only two tricks:

Trick #1....lies

Trick #2....obfuscation and changing the subject.


Today it's Trick #2 on display:


For today, NYLIar chooses Trick #2!!!!

So....instead of having to agree that the government’s controversial program known as Operation Choke Point, cutting off financial services or credit card processors or banks to lawful businesses, is an underhanded way of infringing citizens protections under the second amendment....

...the Liar attempts to change the subject to felons doing something or other.

So denying felons the purchase of guns, no questions asked, is infringement?

So....instead of having to agree that the government’s controversial program known as Operation Choke Point, cutting off financial services or credit card processors or banks to lawful businesses, is an underhanded way of infringing citizens protections under the second amendment....

...the Liar attempts to change the subject to felons doing something or other.

Operation Choke Point no longer exists.

Do you admit you lie more frequently than you do anything else except breath?

FDIC retreats on Operation Choke Point - The Washington Post

Do you admit you might be the least informed RWnut on USMB?

Hey, look! You're wrong again.
Shocker.

"But industry insiders’ say Choke Point is far from over, and the FDIC’s policy change is insufficient to protect business owners.

“The FDIC’s latest move is as a stunning admission that the government targeted legal and lawful businesses for undue regulatory scrutiny,” said Jamie Fulmer, senior vice president of public affairs for Advance America, Cash Advance. However, he said:
The FDIC gave little hint at whether it would rectify the damage done to the untold number of regulated businesses who lost crucial banking relationships or whether officials with personal biases against legal businesses used by millions will be held accountable."

The U.S. Consumer Coalition’s Wise said the FDIC’s latest move was a political stunt to “quell the public scrutiny of this program.”
Small Business Owner Questions Why Justice Department Would Threaten His Livelihood