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A Call for Healing
Nov 23, 2014
Time for Targeted Sanctions Against Rogue U.S. Regime
Now that President Obama is leading a regime that is not bound by law, I
think targeted economic sanctions are in order.
To set this up, the continuing resolution should fund the government
only until February, 2015. Once the new Congress is sworn in, it should be
possible to impose pay cuts or a pay ceiling on all political appointees, in
the White House, the Department of Justice and all of the organizations in Homeland
Security involved with Immigration as part of a continuing resolution to fund
the government through October, 2015. We should be stop paying the President
anything at all, because he is no longer faithfully executing the law. However,
I think it would be politically easier to sell if we imposed an across the
board 30% pay cut on all of the above mentioned political appointees as well as
the President himself. The pay can be
restored once the administration stops violating the law, with no back pay
allowed. There should be a provision making it a felony for any of the
employees covered by the pay cuts to accept private contributions to supplement
their government pay, with a statute of limitations of 10 years. George Soros can't be allowed to bribe political appointees that Congress is sanctioning. Congress needs to set
an aggressive precedent to stop this behavior forever. The alternative is the end of Constitutional government in the United States.
Oct 5, 2014
Republican Senate Would End Democrats’ Free Ride
What
would change if the Republicans take the Senate? Democrats have gotten all of their
obstruction on the sly up to this point. Harry Reid can just not vote on over
300 bills the House passed and the Pravda Press can ignore all of them. That will change if the Republicans take the
Senate. Filibuster votes are on the record. They become issues in subsequent elections.
Also, remember the reconcilement bill rule that Democrats used to pass
Obamacare with a simple majority. Budgetary savings can be passed easily. Then
our Dear Leader will have to veto spending bills. Suddenly the optics of the
"party of no" change a lot. Democrats are the obstructionists
filibustering and vetoing everything. Republicans are trying to govern. The
Pravda Press has to cover the issues involved in the filibusters and vetoes
instead of ignoring them. Suddenly there's a big political climate change.
The problem for
Republicans and Democrats is different.
Republicans brag about their obstruction of Obamacare because it's so
unpopular with voters. The split in the
Republican Party is mainly over tactics, not substance. Should we hold out for more and filibuster,
or take the deal on the table? I think
the reason that the shutdown did no long term damage to Republicans was that it
was about postponing Obamacare and subsequent events showed that Obamacare
should have been postponed. The
Democrats, on the other hand, vote liberal in DC and talk "centrist"
at home. Votes on the record against
Keystone Pipeline would be very unpopular with organized labor while pleasing
environmentalists. These votes would
serve as wedge issues, splitting the Democrat's base. Harry Reid has allowed the Democrats to have
it both ways on Keystone and similar issues.
If there's Republican Senate, the free ride is over and the wedge issues
begin to grab headlines.
Which Party is Racist?
The
Pravda Press loves to call Republicans racist, based on some original sin Nixon
committed in 1968 with his “Southern Strategy.”
I think the Democrats have a current history of racist results that they
ignore in order to favor a special interest group. The situation in predominately black inner
city schools is horrifying. However the Democrats will fight any move towards
vouchers, even to the point of Eric Holder’s Justice Department suing the state
of Louisiana because too many black children are going to charter schools.
Republicans want voucher programs so minority inner city children can be
educated. Democrats want union public schools so union teachers will contribute
to their campaigns and minority children will stay uneducated and dependent on
the government. So who's racist?
If
you think the quality of education in unionized inner city schools is worth
what the teachers are paid, then you’re a deluded Democrat. I think that
documentaries like "Waiting for Superman" show that so many inner
city parents want alternatives for their children's education, they have to
have a lottery to allocate the slots. If the public school education is not
worth what union teachers are paid, what are they being paid for? It has to be
political. There's no other possible reason.
Eric
Holder sued the State of Louisiana to stop school choice because the high
quality private schools had a higher percentage of minorities than the public
schools. Why is choice great for abortions, but not allowed for education?
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