Social-Justice standard calls for adjustment to oath of officeVideo:
4/8/10
Post-Constitutional Era confirmed
Social-Justice standard calls for adjustment to oath of officeVideo:
Unionist Progs H8 limited government
Fasci-Collectivists never take enoughWhile labor saw health reform as a step toward single-payer Medicare for All, the "limited government" Republicans saw it differently. The GOP took to court its arguments that health care legislation 1) is unconstitutional, 2) is too costly, and 3) infringes on our freedoms. Despite the hypocritical "limited government" claims, the lawsuits are without merit.(from peoplesworld.org)
If limited government were in force there would be no child labor laws, no anti-monopoly laws, no labor rights, no civil rights, and no women's rights - and be no traffic laws. People would be poisoned by contaminated food and unsafe medicine. There would be no environmental protection. A vote for limited government is not a vote "most beneficial to the people."
Social-justice fraud rewarded
Typical radical collectivist reaps campus no-show payoffThe director of a University of Wyoming center that invited a former 1960s radical to campus said he canceled the event because of safety concerns and because the purpose of the event was lost.(from cbs4denver.com)
But Franciso Rios, director of the UW Social Justice Research Center, said Wednesday he will put the matter behind him and move ahead.
Rios' invitation for William Ayers to speak drew hundreds of protests. The speech was scheduled to have taken place Monday, but Rios canceled it last week.
Ayers will be paid a $5,000 speaking fee, Rios said. The money comes from the center's private endowment funds.
Union-backed switcher forgets
'A limit on congressional service would help cure senility and seniority -Video:
Corrupt union-backed Dem eyes comeback
Shameless kleptocrats never, never take enough(from nypost.com)The disgraced ex-governor also acknowledges in the interview that he has toyed with the idea of a comeback.
"I love politics," Spitzer told Elkind, according to excerpts of their March 31 interview. "The substance, the debate about the issues ..."
Asked specifically about some kind of statewide race in 2010 -- which The Post reported exclusively last year that Spitzer was talking to people about -- Spitzer said it's "just hard to see."
But he added, "I've never said I would never consider running for office again."
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