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Pay higgardly, she'll then do what you want. etc etc.

Like the protesters who are paid to protest conservative and/or republicans at rallies, etc.

 

katie couric did a dishonest video against gun control. Did a "private showing" for bloomberg..

he demands the video he doesn't like end up taken out.

 

it' isn't about the truth with these dirtbags. It's about emotionally manipulating

masses of emotional, ignorant liberal voters who will watch and respond like fools.

 

http://www.ammoland.com/2016/08/bloomberg-demanded-lott-interview-cut-couric-gun-control-film/?utm_source=Ammoland+Subscribers&utm_campaign=8901c5d25c-RSS_EMAIL_CAMPAIGN&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_6f6fac3eaa-8901c5d25c-20770865#axzz4ICQNcXif

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As opposed to Trump's single biggest contributor, Robert Mercer? Mercer has gotten over his post-Cruz blues and is now making up for lost time. Running total is now in excess of $2mm. Mercer is reportedly an investor in BreitBart. Also reports that he called The Donald and suggested he bring Bannon on board.

 

As for paid protestors... links? Similar to one below will do...

Brooks Brothers "Riot"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brooks_Brothers_riot

 

Sorry... could not follow 2nd point...

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well, paying groups to fight the other side like the libs do... the list is long.

 

I don't see that on the Rep side. Any billionaire financier funding the making of the

low budget secret videos of pp? nope.

 

any major group fighting for taking away rights from lefties? nope.

 

any paid protestors raising hell at clinton rallies? nope.

 

but on the flip side, it's obvious.

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They're all puppets for big money - not just liberals.

 

Trump is far less of a puppet than the others, though.

 

Reminds me of an old punchline... "We've already established what you are, now we are just negotiating price."

 

... and an old saying, "You can't get a little pregnant."

 

Donations = Access... undeniable and also legal... beyond that illegal, but harder than ever to prove.

 

well, paying groups to fight the other side like the libs do... the list is long.

longer than the one below, I'd hope...

 

I don't see that on the Rep side. Any billionaire financier funding the making of the

low budget secret videos of pp? nope.

pp?

 

any major group fighting for taking away rights from lefties? nope.

excepting:

... the right to an abortion..

... access to birth control...

... and right to vote...

... right to marry...

 

any paid protestors raising hell at clinton rallies? nope.

not many volunteer ones either, lately...

$3500 for one white dude? sign me up...

 

but on the flip side, it's obvious.

blind in one eye?

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any major group fighting for taking away rights from lefties? nope.


excepting:


... the right to an abortion..


... access to birth control...


... and right to vote...


... right to marry... Tour


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There is no Constitutional right to murder unborn children. The innocent and unprotected


have civil rights to life, too. There is no denying access to birth control. I just don't want to


give you free money for it.


Nobody on the right is fighting to stop the right for people to vote. bad one there, Tour.


Nobody is denying anybody the right to be officially recognized as being together.



But society has the right to keep the definition of marriage intact, without radical, bought liberal judges


demanding it. It's the definition of Real Marriage that is right, the perverted - ordered redefinition is wrong.


The civil union thing was fine, but political power fighting went for broke to slap America and the status quo of


Real Marriage in the face.


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SCOTUS begs to differ with you, cal...

 

You may not like it... you may not agree... but that's a fact.

Of course that's only under the assumption that the Supreme Court is the final arbiter of right and wrong and morality.

 

You probably have a better chance of impartiality with the politburo just because there are more members.

 

;) WSS

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Of course that's only under the assumption that the Supreme Court is the final arbiter of right and wrong and morality.

 

You probably have a better chance of impartiality with the politburo just because there are more members.

 

Humor aside (momentarily)... not at all, WSS. SCOTUS is the final arbiter of what is and is not lawful under The Constitution.

 

But "packing" the court... the real FDR style packing, not the "GOP made up Obama wants to fill vacancies" packing... is not the answer... ;)

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Humor aside (momentarily)... not at all, WSS. SCOTUS is the final arbiter of what is and is not lawful under The Constitution.

 

But "packing" the court... the real FDR style packing, not the "GOP made up Obama wants to fill vacancies" packing... is not the answer... ;)

I'd rather have a balanced Court than a conservative one even though a conservative one would probably be better. I prefer someone who actually considers the original intent then someone wants to change things according to their ideology and the ideology of the president that appoints them.

 

WSS

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has any scotus liberal ever voted for the conservatives in a decision?

 

roberts, a conservative, did the opposite. what lib did?

 

I dont' remember one.

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Well... for one the vote to overturn former VA Governor McDonnell's conviction was 8-0.

 

Can't find it now, cal, but a while back I came across a summary of Justice voting and posted it. Quite a bit of "down the line" voting, but a surprising amount of cross-over by Justices not named Kennedy including some really odd combos.

 

One odd one sticks out... there was a 6-2 decision where the two dissenters were Thomas and Sotomayor. So the majority was a real melding as well.

 

The case was a "gun law" case. The majority held that "misdemeanor assault convictions for reckless conduct" do trigger a standing, 20-yo law that bans the convicted from the purchase of firearms.

 

https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/15pdf/14-10154_19m1.pdf

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oh, there probably is crossover - but the reasons they voted are different.

 

on the gun law case, it was the liberal bent to deny everybody guns, if they can - for libs.

 

on the gun law case, too, it was the penalty for the crime that conservatives would uphold.

 

note - they will vote for the excons to never be allowed to have guns...but they want them to

be allowed to vote. for lib justices - it's about political power for the left.

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has any scotus liberal ever voted for the conservatives in a decision?

 

roberts, a conservative, did the opposite. what lib did?

 

I dont' remember one.

 

Was there something I failed to do?

 

Now you assume there's crossover? Just for different reasons?

 

Why then were only two opinions issued?

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