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Audacity of Truth
Marginalizing Terror:
"Why? Whether it’s al Qaeda Central, or two twisted, perverted, cowardly knock-off jihadists here in Boston. Why do they do what they do?”
VP Biden, speaking at the memorial service for slain MIT police offer Sean Collier - 4/24/2013
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That’s a good point Sister. The more states that pass immigration laws similar to Arizona, the worse it will look for Obama. He either has to attack all of them, or he has to just shut up about it.
Maybe the states should get together and file the equivalent of a class action lawsuit against him, Holder, and the feds in general.
Obama will come out of this with egg on his face !
If I recall the speech correctly, it was more like 59 states. He had “been to, Ugh, 57, ugh, states, ugh, and still, ugh, had, ugh, ugh, Hawaii, ugh, and, ugh, Alaska, ugh, to, ugh, go.”
It seems that Rhode Island has done pretty much the same as Arizona, by executive order.
It seems that Rhode Island was previously sued … unsuccessfully.
Estrada v. State of Rhode Island, No. 09-1149
LMAO!
Eventually Duh-1′s veil of opaque transparency will have to fall and we’ll find out which states are 51 through 57 (or 59, whichever the case may be).
LINK
Unfortunately, Vatar, as with immigration (legal or criminal), the other issues are generally in each state’s interest to aid the feds in enforcing, although some (like Oregon and Californicate) consider fed pot laws as a nuisance instead of laws.
Howsomever, if the new HC laws are considered, it might be interesting under your scenario to see how the feds would enforce mandatory insurance laws if the states don’t help them.
Go to LINK
answer a one question survey on MSNBC and see the results. And did anyone see Goofball Gibbs stammering when the young reporter asked if the ‘sanctuary states’ are breaking the existing federal laws against illegal aliens?! Hilarious. He stammered around and told her he would have to see if he could find an answer for that. Ha!
Jo, I watched that and had a good laugh as well.
But I’m sure with Holder in charge, we’ll hear soon enough that “sanctuary cities” will be given a federal waiver, or some such b.s. workaround.
Stefan, I am sure you are right.