Archive for the ‘Judiciary’ Category
They say rights fall like Dominoes - which is a really weak metaphor but I had to use it to justify that catchy headline!
The government is sending men with guns to your (Washington, DC) neighborhood. But don’t worry - it’s for your own good. They’re there (with their guns) to help eradicate (your) guns. I feel safer already.
Hat tip to Rabid Sanity for breaking this, and Missoulapolis for the additional commentary on a new program being implemented in Washington, DC among other places.
A tip for aspiring robbers, rapists and criminals: follow those “Safe Homes Initiative” squads around (discreetly of course). Keep a list of the addresses where the squads are welcomed and invited in. That night, you’ve got a perfect list of defenseless scores.
A tip for the veteran robbers, rapists and criminals: if you’ve got a dirty gun that you used in a crime sitting around the house, have the Squad come in and grant you immunity from arrest to find it and impound it. That way you won’t have to serve any time for crimes already committed. Better yet, find a house where the coppers are already searching and quickly hide the gun under the Welcome mat.
Would someone tell me why Max Baucus prefers living in Washington, DC to Montana, ’cause I don’t get it…
Remember when everyone was upset that the majority party was sacrificing good, effective policy for the benefits of their special interests? Oh yeah, that was now.
The Judicial Branch is by far my least favorite branch of federal government. Way too much power held in the hands of an elite few. Considering who is teaching law, the Judicial Branch is basically an unelected Democrat check on our political system (that’s why they fought so hard to keep Conservatives off the Bench).
So imagine my concern when I visit the official Supreme Court website, and click on the link for the United States Constitution. “404 File Not Found“…
I know the liberals think that it’s a living document that only means what we need it to mean for our contemporary bias, but wow…
