Maraya1969
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Wed Jul-27-11 06:37 AM
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These asses with their pledge to Norquist and no taxes, what about their pledge to uphold the |
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constitution?
Isn't it unconstitutional to make a pledge that you will follow your leader rather than follow what is best for the citizens of your country?
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WCGreen
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Wed Jul-27-11 06:39 AM
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Political theater giving a slew of ego's a chance to strut around and feel all powerful...
It's a fucking game for them...
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BuelahWitch
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Wed Jul-27-11 06:42 AM
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Bringing down their country because of their loyalty to Norquist. Who on the national stage is brave enough to call it that though?
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michaz
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Wed Jul-27-11 07:01 AM
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3. Good statement for the President to use. n/t |
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Wed Jul-27-11 07:34 AM
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4. It's not treason to take an oath, unless it is to an enemy. This thread is noxious. |
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The first amendment allows you to take any oath you want.
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Wed Jul-27-11 08:16 AM
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5. Considering that Norquist's stated objective is to basically |
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destroy the govt, I'd say he IS the enemy, and therefore, the term Treason is quite appropriate in this instance.
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Maraya1969
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Wed Jul-27-11 03:55 PM
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6. In the last few hours this post has gotten several un'recs. I guess the pledge makers |
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are upset that we think they are little babies.
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