On Voting Republicans Out Of Office

Awaiting Supreme Court’s Hobby Lobby ruling, public favors contraception mandate
http://www.washingtonpost.com/national/religion/awaiting-supreme-courts-hobby-lobby-ruling-public-favors-contraception-mandate/2014/06/23/af6ff752-fade-11e3-9f27-09f20b8bfd1a_story.html

Hobby Lobby objects to contraception?

I grew up in a town where we had a Christian scientist family and their strict father forbid his daughter from wearing eye glasses. His reasoning was that God made her that way. I imagine she could not even read the Bible.

What next?

These religious objection are not at all constitutional besides being stupid.

If they do not want to provide contraception they should get out of the public service sector...

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@RexRed,

No the best news of the Day was the SCOTUS denying Obama his illegal recess appointments. Now I guess we find out if the illegal fiats they passed will stand. I'm guessing we are about to see a huge rollback of rules.

I guess that missed the news in your world. Not sure why it isn't bigger news, the court ruled 9-0. That is a pretty big slam to Obama.

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@Baldimo,

It is an awful decision in that it legitimizes the sham of pro formal congressional sessions just to stop the interim appointments. I understand the reasoning differed greatly among the justices.

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@Advocate,

Suck it up Advocate. 9-0 was the ruling. That is a ******* beat down from the SCOTUS. It forces Obama to work within the laws as they written. He is a President not a King as you lefties treat him. Sorry sucka.

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@RexRed,

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Awaiting Supreme Court’s Hobby Lobby ruling, public favors contraception mandate

Yeah, you don't want to get pregnant. Do you Rex?

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@RexRed,

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If they do not want to provide contraception they should get out of the public service sector...

A lot of interest from someone that is out of the game. Maybe Obama should ask for volunteer swallowers.

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@Advocate,

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legitimizes the sham of pro formal congressional sessions just to stop the interim appointments

No, it is part of the Constitution that keeps an arrogant asshole from doing what he pleases. America never wanted a king. The Revolution was a hint.

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76% of Americans Believe IRS “Deliberately Destroyed” Lois Lerner’s Emails

Worth repeating.

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The IRS Conservative Targeting Scandal involved:

Hundreds of conservative groups were targeted
At least 5 pro-Israel groups
Constitutional groups
Groups that criticized Obama administration
At least two pro-life groups
An 83 year-old Nazi concentration camp survivor
A 180 year-old Baptist paper
A Texas voting-rights group
A Hollywood conservative group was targeted and harassed
Conservative activists and businesses
At least one conservative Hispanic group
IRS continued to target groups even after the scandal was exposed
10% of Tea Party donors were audited by the IRS
And… 100% of the 501(c)(4) Groups Audited by IRS Were Conservative

Now we know…
** Lois Lerner’s computer mysteriously crashed, was thrown out and recycled 10 DAYS after House Ways & Means Chairman Dave Camp asked if the IRS was engaged in targeting on June 3, 2011.

** And six other top IRS employees involved in the targeting scandal also lost their emails around the same time.

http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2014/06/76-of-americans-believe-irs-deliberately-destroyed-lois-lerners-emails/?PageSpeed=noscript

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Obama: “Republicans don’t do anything except block me and call me names”

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In a speech today Obama blamed Republicans for his executive overreach, telling them if they are angry at him for his actions on immigration, they should work with him to pass a bill.

But, of course, he said Republicans don’t to anything except “block me” and “call me names”, suggesting Republicans are only interested in “messing” with him as opposed to working with him to raise the minimum wage and pass comprehensive immigration reform.

Watch:

First, you aren’t going to get Republicans to work with you if you continue to demonize them and tell lies about them.

Second, that’s just what they are, lies. This president’s version of compromise is if you surrender to his terms completely, his way or the highway.

Third, he’s the who isn’t interested in working with Republicans or else he’d be working with them. It’s that simple. No, he’s more interested in expanding executive power and using the Republicans as an excuse to do it.

Lastly, for Republicans to sit on their thumbs while he spews this crap makes them look like everything he says they are.

He also says something about common sense. Another thing he is fresh out of. Common sense would be stopping EPA 's unrealistic regulations on coal and developing our energy. Drilling, fracking and holding our middle finger up at the Islamic worlds oil. Not to mention the boom it would bring to our economy. He can't even OK the pipeline.

http://therightscoop.com/obama-republicans-dont-do-anything-except-block-me-and-call-me-names/

http://therightscoop.com/obama-republicans-dont-do-anything-except-block-me-and-call-me-names/

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@Baldimo,

And you shouldn't ignore what else the court commented on - Congress should quit holding up the votes on appointments.

"Secret" holds are crap. Filibusters that aren't filibusters are wrong, too.

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@coldjoint,

He'll be there, all right. Want to bet? Want to bet on the election? You're for term limits and finally Kentucky is going to limit McConnell's, just like they snipped Canter down. Bart is already backing away from the Tea Party label because you guys are poison in the primaries and death in the generals.

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@RexRed,

We can't let the coldjoints get away with the misinformation they gin up daily. We can't let them operate in a vacuum. Only the truth will set us free.We've let them set the dialogue for tooooooooo long. We have to stick together.

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@RexRed,

I used to buy bolts of fabric from them. Not anymore. And I've let them know why. They claim they're going to shut down if they lose the SCOTUS decision. I say its a free country. I believe in free enterprise and capitalism. And I don't believe that a capital enterprise can be free to tell me what my contraceptive options are or are not' they don't get to make my medical choices for or even with me. The Constitution calls for equal access and freedom of choice.

I bet their insurance pays for Viagra and ED therapy, ask coldjoint, he'd know.

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@Advocate,

Hey we're on the same side fighting willfully incoherent nitwits. They get me worked up and I start typing in my garbled dyslexic way. Sorry I put that together clumsily. I was hoping coldfart or baldimo would step into it. But at least between the two of us we got the truth and its associated facts out there!

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This is kind of heartening news. Women in Texas are finding ways to take guerilla action against the Republican War on Women. It's working in Latin America in similar struggles. Rick Perry says his goal is to make legal abortion "a thing of the past". With luck, they'll be able to make Rick Perry a thing of the past. Go miso.

"The Rise of the DIY Abortion in Texas"
http://news.msn.com/in-depth/the-rise-of-the-diy-abortion-in-texas-1

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