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Posted: 1:00 a.m. Monday, Feb. 19, 2007
By Neal Boortz
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| Monday - Februgly 19, 2007
Now I know that there are going to be plenty of people who call me everything
but a child of God when this book starts getting around, but that sure was a
nice email to kick things off. Bear in mind, though, that I also spend a good
amount of time picking on Republicans and Libertarians as well.
The part of the Constitution that vexes them so is the section dealing with the election of a president. The left doesn't like the electoral college .. especially after the 2000 election where their hero, Al Gore, won the popular vote but lost the election. The idea, being pushed by some leftist college professors, is to have the states pass legislation saying that they will award their electoral votes to the candidate who wins the national popular vote. This would mean that Colorado, for instance, would award all of the Colorado electoral votes to the Democrat candidate if that candidate won the national popular vote, even if the Republican candidate carried Colorado 2 to 1. This would almost guarantee that presidential candidates would do most of their campaigning in California, Texas, New York and possibly Florida. Iowa and New Hampshire wouldn't see a candidate face after their primaries. Legislation either has or will be introduced in no less than 47 states to implement this crackpot idea. These leftists are showing their absolute contempt for Constitution by trying to figure out a way to get around it. That, my friends, is pretty much par for the course. Now .. before we let this particular topic go, let me be clear here. I want to restrict the "right" of the people to vote in presidential elections, not expand it. Our founding fathers did not believe that everyone should vote ... and they made no provision for a "right" to vote in federal elections. Now this is not to say that some people should be denied their Constitutional rights. Everyone gets equal protection under the law, and everyone should be protected by that law ... but it is sheer idiocy to allow those without a clue to participate in choosing who will lead our country. Do any of you know of a successful business that allows the rank and file workers to decide who the next CEO will be? Of course not. The shareholders - not the employees, but the shareholders - elect a board of directors and that board then chooses the CEO. This works pretty well for businesses, and it's a system that would work equally well for our country. And just who would the "shareholders" be? Those who pay and have paid taxes; those who have invested in our country through hard work. As you probably have guessed, this is all covered in Somebody's Gotta Say it. Just go to page 89. According to U.S. officials,
Al-Qaeda is slowly rebuilding...this time
establishing training camps in the remote regions of Pakistan. Evidently Zawahiri and Bin Laden have a direct hand in the new command structure. New
terrorists are being trained daily...just in time for their allies in the
Congress to look the other way when they want to attack America. Coming to a
mall or sporting event near you....an Al-Qaeda terrorist armed with a suicide
bomb. And yet, unbelievably, as the United States engages in this war on terror against Islamic terrorism, we have politicians in Congress trying to cut it off. And they're finally coming right out and saying what they stand for. It won't be long before more and more Democrats step forward and vote what they really believe. And what they really stand for is simple: American defeat in Iraq. They ran and won their seats in Congress by betting on American defeat in the Middle East. A victory is simply not in their best political interest. Wherever they are...in some cave or some tent in the middle of Pakistan...Zawahiri and Bin Laden must be smiling. Here's another case of the government of Mexico running a prosecution of a Border Patrol agent. An illegal alien received legal documents and money from the U.S. Attorney's office for testifying against a Border Patrol agent recently. How can we expect people to police the border when we keep throwing them in jail? So how did this prosecution go down? Well, it's just as outrageous as the other case making news in recent weeks. Here's the Reader's Digest version of what happened: a Border Patrol agent was convicted in 2001 of using excessive force and causing injury to a Mexican national. Boo hoo...I am sure said Mexican national was just minding his business, not trying to break into the United States. Right. So what did federal prosecutors do to try and win a conviction? They gave the illegal alien in question and a couple others such goodies as Social Security cards, living expenses, free use of telephones and they were even paid for their time! Nice work if you can get it. So what message does this send? You guessed it...just cry police brutality at the border and you can cash in. On a more positive note, the agent's 2001 conviction was overturned and he received an acquittal at a recent new trial. So where does he go to get his reputation and his job back? And why is Mexico running the show at the border? Time for somebody to grow a pair and start knocking some heads...but it's not going to happen at this rate. More bad news for the Democrats: a new poll shows that Americans actually want to win the war in Iraq. On top of that, they think we can actually win. Uh-oh...this poses a major problem...how is the Left going to push its defeatist agenda now? Let's take a look at what the new poll says, shall we? According to the poll by Investor's Business Daily, 66% of Americans say they believe a U.S. victory in Iraq is somewhat or very important. Even 53% of Democrats think so. 58% are somewhat or very hopeful that we will succeed. Not surprisingly, Republicans outweigh the Democrats in the hopeful department by almost 2 to 1. Still though, this is good news. This might help explain why The Hildabeast is riding the fence over opposing the war in Iraq. If this truly reflects how the American public feels about the war...then things are about to backfire on the Democrats, big-time. If people want us to win over there...how are they going to feel about cutting of funding to the troops? Not very good, it would seem. OK ... so we talked about this one on the air on Friday. There are hundreds of
thousands of people who read the Nuze every day but who don't get to listen to
the show. I'm still so floored over this particular story that I just had to
mention it in this morning's Nuze. You just have to
click on this link. It's
beyond belief. Now if you need any more encouragement to set aside all serious business to see what I'm talking about, here's the background. There's a Georgia legislator who apparently believes that the who evolution bit is a Jewish plot to discredit the Bible. His name is Ben Bridges .. and trust me, he isn't from around Atlanta. You have to go into the mountains, snake handling territory, to find the people who sent him to the legislature. A campaign manager for Bridges sent out a memo over his signature demanding that laws be passed to prohibit the teaching of evolution in government schools. This memo has now made its way across the country and was even cited by a member of the Texas legislature. The real fun began last Friday when we followed a link on the memo to a website called fixedearth.com. That's the link above. Now I hope you're sitting down, because when you visit this site you will find out that these folks actually believe that the earth is not rotating on its axis and is not orbiting the sun. No .. I'm not kidding. They actually believe that the earth is fixed in space ... not moving .. and that everything in the entire universe is revolving around the earth. This they believe because they say it is all set forth in the Bible. So buckle up .. .hit the link ... and sit back for a wild ride in the wonderful world of dementia. One more thing. I want one of those intrepid reporters who cover the Georgia General Assembly to pigeonhole Ben Bridges and ask him two simple questions:
No mealy-mouthed political answers here. A simple "yes" or "no" will suffice. REDNECK SCRAP BOOK Hey, who needs $8 for a mailbox? Not a redneck, certainly. More in the Redneck Scrap Book. READING ASSIGNMENTS Jeff Jacoby has a novel idea...if you support the troops in Iraq, then you have
to support the war...you have to want to win. The people who say otherwise
are pushing an intellectually dishonest position. Video of the day: Neal will probably wish he hadn't said "someone has to make the french fries". | ||
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