politics thread

[Sharkinva]

we have no such thing unless you are talking about followers of louis farrakhan

Are you kidding me?? Do a little research on Steve King for starters.

Opinion | The White-Supremacist Congressman

 

[skinsdad62]

Are you kidding me?? Do a little research on Steve King for starters.

Opinion | The White-Supremacist Congressman

sorry not buying a left wing columnist

 

[Sharkinva]

sorry not buying a left wing columnist

How about one from State News??

GOP campaign boss condemns Rep. Steve King: ‘Must stand up against white supremacy’

 

[skinsdad62]

How about one from State News??

GOP campaign boss condemns Rep. Steve King: ‘Must stand up against white supremacy’

so he is racist for saying these attacks are orchestrated by the "fake news " ? he isnt for dreamers so he is racist ?

but MR kieth ellison and his anti semite remarks get a pass?

 

[Sharkinva]

so he is racist for saying these attacks are orchestrated by the "fake news " ? he isnt for dreamers so he is racist ?

but MR kieth ellison and his anti semite remarks get a pass?

Dude seriously the whataboutism needs to end. The concept that the President can change the Constitution by EO is insane.

HIstory will look back on this country and this President. I voted for him, but he with every word runs on fear and yes racism. I can not in any way shape or form support him or his policies because I study history, I see where he is going with this. And I dont want to be remembered as one who saw it and said nothing.

 

[skinsdad62]

Dude seriously the whataboutism needs to end. The concept that the President can change the Constitution by EO is insane.

HIstory will look back on this country and this President. I voted for him, but he with every word runs on fear and yes racism. I can not in any way shape or form support him or his policies because I study history, I see where he is going with this. And I dont want to be remembered as one who saw it and said nothing.

the supreme court will decide that now wont they ? the only fear being propagated are from democrats with mobs chasing people out of restaurants , rioting , and prominent democrats calling for these actions liCe waters , holder , pelosis booker and the beloved HRC

 

[ehb5]

This is genuinely just sad.

The hypocrisy and willful ignorance just so you can kick out a group of people you don't like. Pathetic.

 

[Sharkinva]

This is genuinely just sad.

The hypocrisy and willful ignorance just so you can kick out a group of people you don't like. Pathetic.

I would once again suggest people read up on

the Johnson/Reid act And would now add to that the Nuremberg Laws. Im not saying trump is HItler. I am saying that bad ideas from history should NOT be repeated.

 

[ehb5]

I would once again suggest people read up on

the Johnson/Reid act And would now add to that the Nuremberg Laws. Im not saying trump is HItler. I am saying that bad ideas from history should NOT be repeated.

Let's be honest. It doesn't matter what people supporting this shit read up on. They don't care about the constitution and they don't care about their country.

 

[Sharkinva]

Let's be honest. It doesn't matter what people supporting this shit read up on. They don't care about the constitution and they don't care about their country.

Slightly disagree... they care about the Constitution.. as long as they agree with the amendment in question.
They care about the country, but fear change. And will apparently do what ever it takes to prevent it from changing.

 

[ehb5]

Slightly disagree... they care about the Constitution.. as long as they agree with the amendment in question.
They care about the country, but fear change. And will apparently do what ever it takes to prevent it from changing.

And i would argue that means they DONT really value the constitution or country.

The constitution is just a tool to be used to keep their country to the people they want. It's more important who is in their country than what is best for that country.

 

[Sharkinva]

And i would argue that means they DONT really value the constitution or country.

The constitution is just a tool to be used to keep their country to the people they want. It's more important who is in their country than what is best for that country.

I cant disagree with this.

 

[skinsdad62]

Tuesday on his radio program, LevinTV host Mark Levin spoke with Conservative Review senior editor Daniel Horowitz about birthright citizenship — and that President Donald Trump is entirely within his rights to interpret and enforce the 14th Amendment to the Constitution.

Horowitz told Levin that President Trump has the authority to issue an executive order clarifying how the executive branch will interpret the 14th Amendment concerning the citizenship status of children born in the United States to illegal aliens. He said that those who say otherwise, including House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wisc., are “constitutionally illiterate.”

“Let’s put this in plain English here,” Horowitz said. “Basically they’re saying, Mark, I could break into your home, kick down the door, drop a kid there, and he has the right to live there for the remainder of his life and there’s not a darn thing you can do about it.”

“The reality is that even if we agree to the notion of birthright citizenship … there is no way you could extrapolate that to people who came here without consent. The key words are ‘consent’ and ‘sovereignty.’ Nothing ever supersedes that. Nobody could unilaterally assert jurisdiction and make it that there’s nothing we can do to stop this,” he continued.

Listen:


At Levin’s request, Horowitz explained how an executive order issued by Trump ending birthright citizenship for children of illegal immigrants would not be lawless because the order would be pursuant to law. It is not like Obama’s illegal DACA amnesty, which was an order contrary to law.

“For 130 years there’s an uninterrupted stream of case law, including cases written by the Wong Kim Ark justice, Horace Gray, saying that if you come here without consent and you do not have legal status, it is, in the most literal and physical sense, as if you are standing outside of our boundaries in terms of access to the courts, in terms of rights, in terms of everything,” Horowitz said. This means that the 14th Amendment does not grant citizenship to the children of illegal aliens.

Horowitz made the point that our modern concept of birthright citizenship came about not as the result of a court decision, not by an act of Congress, but by the executive branch’s lax enforcement of immigration law. Levin pointed out that if birthright citizenship is a bureaucratic creation, as the chief of the bureaucracy, President Trump has the right to correct years of extra-constitutional behavior by the executive branch.

“He’s not changing the Constitution by executive order. He’s not reinterpreting the Constitution by executive order. He’s getting the executive branch under control and saying, ‘This is what the 14th Amendment means




A view from conservatives . Not letting illegals In this country is our right . And no one has a right to dump a kid In my house and demand I take care of the kid

Again the Supreme Court will decide but both of you still haven’t figured out Trump at all beyond your primitive race card playing . Much like the reason for tariffs which escaped you as well

 

[skinsdad62]

Must have missed this one

 

[skinsdad62]

Guess you missed these too

 

[skinsdad62]

Rush Limbaugh: If Any Republican Were to Say What Hillary Just Said, They'd Be FINISHED

Imagine if a conservative made this joke !

 

[skinsdad62]

Project Veritas Catches Andrew Gillum Campaign Staffer Calling White People Slur

Must have forgot this recent zinger to from a Gillim staffer as well

 

[skinsdad62]

Former President Barack Obama received praise for his response to the recent murder of 11 people at a Pittsburgh synagogue. Obama tweeted: "We grieve for the Americans murdered in Pittsburgh. All of us have to fight the rise of anti-Semitism and hateful rhetoric against those who look, love, or pray differently." Many described Obama's words as a powerful call for "unity."

Meanwhile, leaders of Bend the Arc, a Pittsburgh Jewish advocacy group, said President Donald Trump is not welcome in their city until Trump "denounces white nationalism" -- the white supremacist movement that many believe Trump is guilty of either supporting or at least providing aid and comfort.

Speaking of "hateful rhetoric," critics of President Trump have apparently forgotten about Obama's 20-year relationship with his anti-Semitic pastor, the Rev. Jeremiah Wright. After 9/11, Wright called the attacks retribution, in part, for America's support of Israel. In a 2009 interview, Wright said: "Them Jews ain't going to let (Obama) talk to me. ... They will not let him to talk to somebody who calls a spade what it is. ... Ethnic cleansing is going on in Gaza. Ethnic cleansing (by) the Zionist is a sin and a crime against humanity, and they don't want Barack talking like that because that's anti-Israel."

Wright and Nation of Islam Minister Louis Farrakhan have long been friends. In 2007, the publication founded by Wright's church, Trumpet Newsmagazine, awarded its annual "Dr. Jeremiah A. Wright Jr. Trumpeter Award" to Farrakhan, a man who, it said, "truly epitomized greatness." Farrakhan, in a February 2018 sermon, proclaimed the era of Jewish influence was near its end. Farrakhan said: "White folks are going down. And Satan is going down. And Farrakhan, by God's grace, has pulled the cover off of that Satanic Jew, and I'm here to say your time is up, your world is through." In 2005, Farrakhan posed with a smiling freshman senator named Barack Obama. Fortunately for Obama, the photograph was not released until after Obama completed his two terms in the White House. Long-time Democrat Alan Dershowitz says that had he known about that photograph, he would not have campaigned for Obama.

Obama often denounced cops. Shortly after his election, black Harvard professor Louis Gates -- a friend of Obama's -- couldn't open his front door upon returning home from a trip. Gates asked his driver for assistance. A neighbor, observing two people trying to force open Gates' front door, called 911. The Cambridge, Massachusetts, cops responded, and politely requested that Gates, now inside the house, step outside and prove he lived there. Rather than cooperate, Gates made flippant comments to the cops, escalating the matter. Obama later said, "The Cambridge police acted stupidly." No, they hadn't.

In Ferguson, Missouri, Michael Brown, an unarmed black man, was killed by a police officer. A friend and witness claimed that Brown held his hands up and pleaded with the cop, "Don't shoot." A grand jury later found the assertion a lie and completely exonerated the officer. But before the investigation was complete, Obama invoked Ferguson during a United Nations address as an example of the systemic racism blacks allegedly face in our criminal justice system.

Obama's Attorney General Eric Holder falsely claimed that due to "pernicious" racism, the "criminal justice system ... treats groups of people differently and punishes them unequally." But the U.S. Sentencing Commission concluded that the longer sentences result from "legitimate factors." The typical black defendant has a longer criminal record than does a white defendant, and during sentencing, judges often consider defendants' criminal records.

President Obama, commenting on the 2016 police shootings of unarmed blacks, said: "These are not isolated incidents. They are symptomatic of a broader set of racial disparities that exist in our criminal justice system." But recent studies, including one done by a black Harvard economist, show the opposite. Cops, the studies found, are more hesitant to use deadly force on a black suspect than a white one.

In 2014, two NYPD officers were killed -- literally executed -- while sitting in their squad cars. In 2016, five Dallas cops and three Baton Rouge, Louisiana, cops were also killed. All three suspects in these cop killings were black men, motivated, according to their own social media postings, by Black Lives Matter's claim of anti-black systemic racism in the criminal justice system.

After the Dallas shootings, William Johnson, the executive director of the National Association of Police Organizations, said, "I think (the Obama administration's) continued appeasement at the federal level with the Department of Justice; their appeasement of violent criminals; their refusal to condemn movements like Black Lives Matter actively calling for the death of police officers ... while blaming police for the problems in this country has led directly to the climate that has made Dallas possible."

Trump's critics argue that his alleged "hateful rhetoric" inspired the pipe bomb suspect and the suspected Pittsburgh synagogue shooter. As for the cops murdered in New York, Baton Rouge and Dallas, does the same logic apply to Obama and his anti-cop rhetoric?

 

[skinsdad62]

Here’s the deal. We can not fight identity politics with identity politics. We must take race and gender out of it. Or will constantly be about race and gender and not about our principles and the content of our character. We are children of God. He defines us. Just because you disagree about policy choices doesn’t make you any kind of IST . Now I have a feeling about anchor babies , I don’t think an executive order is the preferred method to do this because the next president can overturn it. It should be done legislatively . Then the Supreme Court can decide it . I am willing to stand by their ruling no matter which way it falls . Are you ?

 

[skinsdad62]

Our message absolutely is don't send your children unaccompanied, on trains or through a bunch of smugglers...we don't even know how many of these kids don't make it, and may have been waylaid into sex trafficking or killed because they fell off a train." —Barack Obama / 2014

Same policy as Trumps