Way to continue to erode our rights Republican judges

abandonconflict

abandonconflict

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You mean like a stalemate? Or a draw?

I mean the civilization of humans can't survive without the planet but is actively making it incapable of supporting a human civilization.
 
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pabloesqobar

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Big_Lou said:
"Republican judge" doesn't really sit well with me as a concept....kind of like saying 'sadistic schoolteacher', not a title I'm very comfortable with.
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How does the concept of a "liberal judge" who sided with 4 "conservative judges" sit with you?

(shrugs)
 
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UncleBuck

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Flaming Pie said:
Totally true. Clinton appointee was the one who flipped.
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Flaming Pie said:
I think reducing our debt should be issue #1.
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by that logic then, you should be voting for hillary.

she was in the white house last time we ran a budget surplus.

:lol:

i'm sure you'll find some way to twist your way out of this though. easy to do when you have literally no spinal cord.
 
UncleBuck

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pabloesqobar said:
Show me anywhere I've been a partisan hack.
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"But for his vote, this wouldn't have happened."

see, this is the thing, moron. morons like you are so dumb that you just assume that smarter liberals like us are still as dumb as moronic republicans like you. but we are not that dumb, otherwise we would be moronic republicans like you, which we are not.
 
Flaming Pie

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We think the republican judges are bad and the one liberal judge. All 5 fucked with our constitutional rights.

It is an absolute horror that 4 conservative judges did not conserve the 4th amendment.

The one liberal who flipped was a Clinton appointee.

I wonder if hillary will comment on it. I wonder if hillary approves of the judgement.
 
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pabloesqobar

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Big_Lou said:
"Republican judge" doesn't really sit well with me as a concept....kind of like saying 'sadistic schoolteacher', not a title I'm very comfortable with.
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What about the concept of a "liberal judge"? You posted here for a reason. What are your thoughts on the Clinton appointed Justice . . . Breyer? You know, the one who joined with the 4 Republican appointees which made this law?
 
bluntmassa1

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spandy said:
Hillary isn't going to prison, and voting for Sanders/Johnson is literally throwing your vote away.

Does anyone remember how many votes Ron Paul got? Yeah, me neither.
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He did pretty good in my state. Really if Trump or Hillary get into office it's not going to be good so I will take my chances on Johnson and opt out of voting for the lesser of two evils.
 
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bundee1

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To be fair to Justice Better he is more liberal than this one vote shows, but way to shit the bed for everybody in favor of law enforcement.
 
ttystikk

ttystikk

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Flaming Pie said:
It's hard to take care of the environment if you bankrupt the nation.

Not saying environmentalism is cause of that. If you look at the congressional budget office's forecast for our national debt (not deficit)it is easy to see we are in trouble.

I think reducing our debt should be issue #1.

That being said, I dont see why we couldn't have the government invest in our updating our energy grid to be more efficient. Replacing old lines for more efficient ones and placing devices that eliminate energy loss would be a large nationwide project that would provide jobs and income for years.

The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) estimates that electricity transmission and distribution losses average about 6% of the electricity that is transmitted and distributed annually in the United States.1

http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/plugged-in/the-u-s-power-grid-is-in-need-of-a-technology-upgrade/
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Reducing America's debt is easy; just tax corporations and the rich. They're the ones who gamed the system and bought the political system so they could legally walk away from paying their share- and we see the logical consequences of this activity in our national debt.
 
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