Done

[COSteve]

Done

[Meeteetse]

Interesting read. Too bad so few will read it and even more distressing that few who do read it will understand it. I fail to understand the willingness of a large percentage of the population to abrogate their rights under the presumption that someone else can better decide what is best. Whether it is laziness, sloth or perhaps ignorance, I do not know. What I do know is that I am tired of paying for it and supporting it by working harder just to pay more to "the State". The arrogance of "the State" grows each day. Charlie Rangle's statement that, ". . . New York has passed laws to curb gun violence. Now all we have to do us change the the rest of the country to our way of thinking. . . ." typifies the elite attitude of the liberals. If New York and Chicago laws are so good, why do those places have the worst crime? This will not change as long as we have "sheeple" willing to follow the hand that feeds them.

[Mac in Mo]

Excellent! I'm surprised Newsweek printed that.

Kevin

[Paladin]

Thanks for sharing.

[AJMD429]

Excellent! I'm surprised Newsweek printed that.

Let's try to let them know we're pleasantly surprised - some of their editorial 'attitude' is owner-driven, but some is just response to perceived consumer demand and attitudes. If they get positive feedback from broadening their horizons a bit, maybe they will continue to do so.

The Constitution’s drafters did not require a wag to teach them that power corrupts: they had experienced it in the person of King George. The American secession was announced by reference to his abuses of power: “He has obstructed the administration of Justice … he has made Judges dependant on his will alone … He has combined with others to subject us to a jurisdiction foreign to our Constitution, and unacknowledged by our Laws … He has erected a multitude of new offices, and sent hither swarms of officers to harass out people and to eat out their substance … imposed taxes upon us without our consent… [He has] fundamentally altered the forms of our government.”

Wow. . . . . I think we've all read those words before, but to go back and re-read it, parsing out each phrase, and putting it into today's political environment, clarifies completely what a parallel situation we are in.

[hfcable]

outstanding..... someone in hollywood with a brain, an education, and the ability to think!

thanks!!