On Voting Republicans Out Of Office

But he used as an excuse for what is going on today. And those decisions made before the country was established do not apply.

So the whole "taxation without representation" argument you and the other Tea Partiers bring up doesn't apply. Then why do you bring it up?

No one says that, moron. You just say they did to mitigate your own stupidity.

1500 People Belong To Christian Patriot's Group Offering Reward For Obama's Capture

A dangerous and vile Facebook group has over 1500 members who, the group claims, "have made a pledge towards the Reward For Capture of Obama."
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"This group is for those who have made a pledge towards the Reward For Capture of Obama," the Facebook page of Reward For Capture Of Obama reads. Its 1547 members -- assuming they voluntarily signed up and were not added to the group without their knowledge -- according to the Facebook group's About page, believe that "Obama is not the president, he cannot be impeached: He must be arrested. Therefore, this group is dedicated to the arrest and removal of Obama from the White House and Washington DC."

Among the group's admins is conservative militia leader Everest Wilhelmsen, leader of the Christian American Patriots Militia.

"Last November, Wilhelmsen sparked a firestorm after posting a message on the group’s Facebook page that the Constitution gave him the authority to assassinate President Obama and members of his cabinet," Addicting Info reports:

Wilhelmsen reported in his post that his group has raised $116,872.00 thus far to pay as a reward to anyone to completes the task of capturing and permanently removing President Obama from office. Of course, we can assume that by “permanently” he means kill him. The reward is to aid the perpetrator of the crime. Wilhelmsen removed the report of the amount of money raised from the post yesterday evening.

Right-wing radio host Peter T. Santilli is listed among the 1547 members. Last year the Huffington Post reported Santilli "has drawn Secret Service scrutiny after going on a sustained rant last week that included a suggestion that he wanted to 'try, convict and shoot Hillary Clinton in the vagina.'"

In a Facebook post Wilhelmsen writes that it is "obvious that Obama is usurping the Office of President in willful disregard of Article II, Section I clause 5 of the United States Constitution and his senatorial oath. His father was not an American citizen and this fact alone disqualifies him. To be President a person's parents must both be American citizens."

Of course, nowhere in the Constitution does it state "To be President a person's parents must both be American citizens."

Former Kansas Senator Says FBI Actively Investigating Brownback Ally
Source: The Topeka Capitol Journal Oct 2, 2014 3:46pm

A former Republican member of the Kansas Senate said Thursday that an FBI investigation into a close ally of Gov. Sam Brownback remained active and that voters should take into account allegations of malfeasance as they weighed options in the November election. Former Sen. Dick Kelsey said during a news conference in Topeka that he spoke multiple times with the Federal Bureau of Investigation about former Brownback chief of staff David Kensinger, who works as a lobbyist and adviser to the GOP governor's re-election campaign.

"The FBI called me. The investigation is very real," Kelsey said. "It's not a political thing with them at all. They do not want government that is corrupt. I am confident it's not finished." The Topeka Capital-Journal first reported existence of the FBI inquiry in April. Sources told the Capital-Journal that Kensinger was a central target of an investigation that focused on influence-peddling operations in Kansas government. Among issues of interest to the FBI were behind-the-scenes deals related to Brownback's privatization of the state's $3 billion Medicaid program. The governor's reform program, branded KanCare, handed contracts to three for-profit insurance companies charged with responsibility to provide Medicaid services to 380,000 disabled and poor Kansans. Kensinger was the governor's chief of staff during formative stages of KanCare, but quit two months before contracts were signed with AmeriGroup Kansas, United Healthcare of the Midwest and Sunflower State Health Plan.

Kelsey, who had been a vocal critic of the KanCare reform, said Kensinger received financial compensation from all three contractors. He said the FBI was aware of that "fact," but offered no documentary proof of the allegation. The news conference one block from the Capitol was called by Kelsey and Senate Minority Leader Anthony Hensley, D-Topeka, to urge Brownback to distance himself from Kensinger, who serves as an unpaid aide to the governor's campaign and remains president of the governor's political action committee. "Governor Brownback has blatantly rewarded his closest allies with lobbying business, high-powered appointments and favorable legislation," Hensley said. "But David Kensinger took things too far. The governor's continued close working relationship with him is damaging the confidence Kansans have in their government. It's time for the Brownback campaign to cut ties with him."

Read more: http://cjonline.com/news/state/2014-10-02/former-kansas-senator-says-fbi-actively-investigating-brownback-ally

No wonder why you are a sore. You're just another half-ass fool who an only blame one man out of all the many factors that are much larger than one man. Jesus Christ, do you guys ever learn that everyone is just a puppet? The congress is pulling the strings. God, you are all a bunch of lunatics.

You seem to miss the whole message; details support his contention. Without the ability to identify individuals, generalizations such as "fiscal cliff" and "death panels" do not cut it in the real world.

Logic 101.

Blaming a select few of people, when there are many more people behind the operation, above the operation and around the operation, is like tearing the weeds out from the surface, instead of rooting it from the ground.

I didn't bring it up. Ask another loaded question Shill.

So you are saying you have never used the phrase at any time?

Be careful Mr Fuhrman.

You can start with one example and always expand that to others as 'evidence' of what you're claiming. That's also Logic 101.

That's how most people are able to gain support for what they say; it's called evidence.

Nice try Shill. Play with someone else, I don't like liars.

coldjoint says:

jeez, joint, you must really hate yourself, then.

Blabety blabety blabety. You're the moron who left an alphabet of his disappointments in life. The world is laughing at you behind your self confessed miserable little back!

Twit.

Well, actually, yes you did.

Idiot.

I guess I must be trying to snap people out of the progressive trance they are in.
Hopefully Nov. can do that.