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From: Mike Hunter on 11 Apr 2010 17:06 You mean his basic instinct to believe in the Constitution as it was set down by the founders? The Constriction that created our REPUBLIC of sovereign states? The one that says the feral government "Shall make NO LAW that CONTROLS one right to practice their religion, which mean there can be not NATIONAL church like the Church of England, not to PREVENT the practice of religion. The Constitution that says the federal government "shall have ONLY those powers granted it," BY those same sovereign states? The same federal government that has taken the Commerce clause to mean it can steal power that belongs to those sovereign states? The Commerce clause that gave power to the Congress to REGULATE commerce BETWEEN the states so the sovereign states would inhibit one state from infringing the commerce of the other sovereign states, but has been used by the federal Congress to CONTROL commerce AMONG those sovereign states? Like telling the citizens of those sovereign states how many miles per gallon the cars, they chose to buy with their own money, can get, or how much money an employer can pay the workers for whom they provide work, or how much water those citizens can us in their toilet or washing machines, or now even tells them they MUST buy a particular product, like health insurance from an Insurance company? Is it those basic instincts to which you object? What next will the federal government tell its citizens they MUST buy a car from GM? "Cliff" <Clhuprichguesswhat(a)aoltmovetheperiodc.om> wrote in message news:rvd3s5dsil9er6o1d6utitn4quvelg8tsp(a)4ax.com... > > http://www.huffingtonpost.com/bob-cesca/exposing-glenn-beck-as-a_b_528966.html > "Exposing Glenn Beck as a Dangerous Fraud" > [ > So here goes. Beginning with this post, I intend to expose Glenn Beck as a > fraud. A dangerous faker who deliberately manipulates his audience by > appealing > to their basest instincts. |