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Read the entire post here: http://www.maggiesnotebook.com/2012/02/obama-energy-insider-deals-made-easy/ As Maggie from http://www.maggiesnotebook.com  shows us, this “group” of people are pilfering OUR treasury…A picture is worth a thousand words…and this, I would bet, is just the tip of the money iceberg. We are not a reflection of our government; our government is a reflection of us…or at least it should be…is ours? I certainly hope not because if it is a reflection of “we the people” then …

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Study: Electric Cars Pollute More Than Gasoline Cars – Electric Cars – Fox Nation. HAH…Well ain’t this just a “gas, gas, gas”? (jumpin jack flash reference)fyi… ROTFLMAO… And again…uh NO, REALLY?  She says with sincere incredulousness…greenie weenies strike again…Where is the Goracle when you need him…probably getting his chakras worked on…

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Allen West Calls Democratic Handouts Modern Form of Slavery | TheBlaze.com. Who doesn’t love this guy for $1500 Alex… We need more of our Conservative black brothers and sisters to start speaking up more loudly… Wednesday evening was no exception, when he took to the House floor to deride Democrats for “handouts” that he dubbed a modern form of slavery. Additionally, West praised Republicans for standing up to big government and protecting individual liberty. “Our party firmly believes in the …

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Watch the Video from the link below David Duke of the Left | Alan Dershowitz | Media Matters | The Daily Caller A Stunning statement from Professor Alan Dershowitz… “Media Matters and Center for American Progress are two extremely left-bigoted groups that are so virulently anti-Israel and anti-supporters of Israel that they’ve gone over the line from anti-Zionism to anti-Semitism,” Dershowitz said. ”They now use the term ‘Israel firsters,’ the way anti-Catholic bigots used to use the term …

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Did Actor Denzel Washington Really Liken Atheists to Sociopaths? | Video | TheBlaze.com. And YET another example of whiny-arsed leftist goof-balls…the leftists are coming unglued over Denzel’s comments about sociopaths?…Suggestions he should apologize? For what? I know its getting harder by the day to recognize but we STILL DO live in America… But of course leftists would come to the defense of a sociopath or an atheist…but a Christian? Not on your life…I can only hope Denzel doesn’t …

February 14, 2012

WASHINGTON, DC— The Rutherford Institute has filed an amicus curiae brief with the U.S. Supreme Court in a case that will determine whether the major overhaul of the nation’s healthcare financing system adopted by Congress in 2010 will survive. The Institute’s brief in U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Services v. State of Florida asks the Court to strike down the “Individual Mandate” provision of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010, which requires almost all Americans to purchase health insurance, as an unwarranted and unprecedented exercise of power by the federal government. Arguing that by enacting the Individual Mandate “Congress has intruded on individuals’ rights to make private decisions about their own health and in the process has disrupted the federal-state balance” of power, Rutherford Institute attorneys have asked the Supreme Court to uphold a lower court ruling that the Individual Mandate is an improper exercise by Congress of its authority to regulate interstate commerce.

The brief in U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Services v. State of Florida is available here.

“No American should be penalized for choosing not to have health insurance,” said John W. Whitehead, president of The Rutherford Institute. “The Individual Mandate provision of the Obama Administration’s Healthcare Reform legislation is an unprecedented exercise of federal power in a field that has historically been a province of the states.”

After taking office in 2009, President Barack Obama embarked on a legislative initiative to overhaul the nation’s health care system, resulting in the enactment of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010. An integral part of the legislation is the Individual Mandate which commands that, with limited exceptions, all individuals within the United States ensure that they and their dependents are covered by a minimum level of health insurance each month. Individuals who fail to comply with the Individual Mandate are subject to penalty which is statutorily set at $695 per person, including those for whom the noncompliant person is responsible. The Act provides that Congress enact the Individual Mandate under its power to regulate “interstate commerce” as set forth in Article I, § 8 of the U.S. Constitution. Shortly after its enactment, Florida and 12 other states filed a lawsuit challenging various aspects of the Act, including the Individual Mandate, arguing that Congress had exceeded its power under the Interstate Commerce Clause. In August 2011, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit upheld the states’ claim that the Individual Mandate was unconstitutional and constituted an unprecedented exercise of authority by Congress in requiring persons to purchase a product for the remainder of their lives.

In their amicus brief, Rutherford Institute attorneys ask the U.S. Supreme Court to affirm the appeals court’s decision, arguing that a ruling upholding the Individual Mandate “has implications not only as to the freedom of citizens to decide how to provide for their health care, but more broadly on the federalism embodied in the United States Constitution that is meant to preserve liberty by preventing the concentration of power in the national government.” The Institute’s brief points out that the Courts have traditionally recognized that the Constitution permits states to make general health and welfare decisions for the public good, and that the Individual Mandate is contrary to this rule and not a “necessary and proper” exercise of Congressional authority. Alfred W. Putnam, Jr. and other attorneys with the law firm of Drinker, Biddle & Reath LLP, of Philadelphia assisted The Rutherford Institute in drafting and filing the amicus brief.

https://www.rutherford.org/publications_resources/on_the_front_lines/rutherford_institute_asks_supreme_court_to_declare_individual_mandate_provi

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OK, we don’t have enough stress with say…oh I don’t know, our country going-to-hell-in-a hand-basket…no, NOW we have to have blogosphere meltdowns and hissy-fits, men (presumably professionals) acting like a bunch of whiny-ass-girls…Grow-up wouldya? I have been reading (with some dismay) on Big-something or other in Breibart’s corner of the blogosverse about a tiff that one of his writers seems to have with one of Becks snot-nose bloggers on The Blaze. Now I guess its their “word-seconds” turn to …

Webster’s on-line dictionary definition of “hero”: 2. A man of distinguished valor or enterprise in danger, or fortitude in suffering

In honor of the men and women who, through the many generations of American history, have made the decision to serve our country and put their lives on the line, I honor your commitment! You are my heroes.

To the families who know someone that gave the ultimate sacrifice, please find solace in knowing that there are many of us who believe that their life was not given in vain.

To those who have served honorably and returned home safely, I thank you for putting your life on the line to protect my family and my country.

You may have heard about something called ‘Agenda 21.’ What is it and why should you care? Victoria Jackson interviews retired schoolteacher and antu Agenda 21 activist Karen Schoen. If you’ve ever wondered what happened to all of that lush verdant farmland in CA. Look no further than Agenda 21. And that’s just the start of it.

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“September 2, 2011

by Takia Hollowell

originally posted at: www.kiradavis.net

Why are Conservatives so evil for believing in private property (i.e. house, car, money, etc)? If a person is smart enough to earn his/her own money, aren’t they smart enough to know how to spend it as well?

If we could get people to stop throwing up ad hominem arguments such as greed, racism, for-the-rich and selfish every 5 seconds, then there would be hope of a fruitful dialogue. I am truly convinced that many liberals do not want an honest dialogue. Why? Because it would reveal an immoral goal of progressivism – to confiscate private earnings from individuals to that of a government monopoly.”

Takia correctly connects Marxism with Anti-God ideology, it is anathema for Christians to be involved in Communism as a political ideology.
“It is about the idea that progressives believe that private property belongs to the State (i.e. Federal Government). Someone reading this may draw the conclusion that I am exaggerating this idea of private property. Let me remind my progressive audience of the words of Karl Marx:

“The theory of the Communists may be summed up in the single sentence: Abolition of private property.” (Communist Manifesto, Chapter II ~1848)

How is this 1848 quote relevant for today? Karl Marx is long dead, but his ideology lives on. Our current President has admitted in his own book that he has surrounded himself with Marxists (See: Dreams from My Father, pgs. 99-100). Would this not have an influence on the legislation that liberals are currently pushing for? If you’re still in doubt of the Communistic influence then please explain why the Communist Party USA has endorsed President Obama for 2012?

Even the Brookings Institution exposed the principle of the modern left-wing tax policy as such:

“All revenue of individuals and corporations in the United States belongs to the government – whatever sums are left in private hands are a gift of the government.”(See: To Harass Our People, The IRS and the Abuse of Power, George Hansen, pg 169)

You might want to re-read that quote slowly and let it sink in.”

I agree with Takia to let that quote about the IRS to sink in…slowly…