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[Phil B.]

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ANY lawmaker that hires a private security team should NOT get taxpayer money to pay for it.

Dem Rep Who Wants to Defund the Police Spent $30,000 on Own Private Security

Charges of hypocrisy flew across social media after the news broke that Democratic Rep. Cori Bush of Missouri spent more than $30,000 on private security in the first quarter of 2021 alone, while at the same time promoting the idea of defunding the police.
A report from the Daily Caller revealed that Bush, who used her campaign cash to pay for private security, also dipped into taxpayer money to hire security.

Bush spent $880 on security provided by RSAT Security Consulting LLC on Feb. 19, according to a House Disbursementquarterly filing for January through March that she spent more than $30,000 on security services


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@CoriBush. After hearing about this Webster's announced they plan to put your mug next to the word 'hypocrite' so people will get a clear 'picture' of the word. #DemocratsAreDestroyingAmerica #DemocratsAreCriminals #DemocratsAreCorrupt #Democrats


Bush has been a strong advocate for defunding the police.
She issued a statement supporting a proposalstatementhttps://dailycaller.com/2021/06/02/c...sements-house/

https://www.politico.com/news/2021/0...pending-482497

[Phil B.]

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A HUGE win for 2A lovers in CA!


Federal judge strikes down California's 30-year-old ban on assault weapons

A federal judge on Friday struck down California's three-decade-old ban on so-called "assault weapons", declaring the law unconstitutional in a ruling hailed by gun rights activists.
U.S. District Judge Roger Benitez of the Southern District of California said the state's assault weapons ban unlawfully deprives law-abiding Californians of the right to own firearms that are commonly owned in other states and do not fall under the Supreme Court's definition of a weapon that is not protected by the Second Amendment.
"Like the Swiss Army Knife, the popular AR-15 rifle is a perfect combination of home defense weapon and homeland defense equipment. Good for both home and battle, the AR-15 is the kind of versatile gun that lies at the intersection of the kinds of firearms protected under District of Columbia v. Heller," Benitez wrote in his opinion. " Yet, the State of California makes it a crime to have an AR15 type rifle. Therefore, this Court declares the California statutes to be unconstitutional."


He called the California law a "failed experiment" to prevent mass shootings or attacks on law enforcement. "Under no level of heightened scrutiny can the law survive," Benitez declared. The judge issued a permanent injunction against enforcement of the ban but stayed his order for 30 days to give state Attorney General Rob Bonta time to appeal the court's decision.

"This case is not about extraordinary weapons lying at the outer limits of Second Amendment protection. The banned 'assault weapons' are not bazookas, howitzers, or machine guns. Those arms are dangerous and solely useful for military purposes," Benitez said. "Instead, the firearms deemed 'assault weapons' are fairly ordinary, popular, modern rifles. This is an average case about average guns used in average ways for average purposes."
California was the first state in the nation to ban the sale of "military-style assault weapons" in 1989. State law defined an "assault weapon" as one of three types of firearms. The first is a semiautomatic centerfire rifle that does not have a fixed magazine but has one of the following features: a pistol grip that protrudes "conspicuously" beneath the action of the rifle, a thumbhole stock, a folding or telescoping stock, a grenade or flare launcher, a flash suppressor, or a forward pistol grip. The second type is a semiautomatic centerfire rifle that has a fixed magazine that can hold 10 or more rounds. The third type of banned firearm is a semiautomatic centerfire rifle that has an overall length of less than 30 inches.
In 2019, California resident James Miller and several state gun rights groups including the San Diego County Gun Owners Political Action Committee, California Gun Rights Foundation, Second Amendment Foundation, and Firearms Policy Coalition challenged the law in court. Plaintiffs argued that gun owners who wanted to use high-capacity magazines in their legal semiautomatic rifles or pistols were prohibited from doing so by the California law, which would impose criminal penalties on otherwise law-abiding citizens for modifying their firearms.
The lawsuit said California is "one of only a small handful states to ban many of the most popular semiautomatic firearms in the nation because they possess one or more common characteristics, such as pistol grips and threaded barrels."
The state argued that firearms classified as assault weapons under the law were more dangerous and were used in more crimes and mass shootings.
Benitez observed that facts don't support the state's assertions and that the law has not demonstrably prevented mass shootings.
"One is to be forgiven if one is persuaded by news media and others that the nation is awash with murderous AR-15 assault rifles," he said. "The facts, however, do not support this hyperbole, and facts matter."

Benitez also ridiculed the term "assault weapon", calling it a "misnomer."
"These prohibited guns, like all guns, are dangerous weapons. However, these prohibited guns, like all guns, can be used for ill or for good. They could just as well be called 'home defense rifles' or 'anti-crime guns,'" said the judge.
Reacting to the decision, California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) slammed the court's opinion.
"Today's decision is a direct threat to public safety and the lives of innocent Californians, period," he said in a statement

[Phil B.]

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I know some here have no real idea about U.S. History nor the Constitution.


'Jeopardy!' contestants displayed their ignorance of US History and viewers were upset: 'Worst showing ever.

Viewers and fans of the popular "Jeopardy!" quiz show were dismayed when none of the contestants were able to answer the clue based on very elementary knowledge of U.S. History.
The show aired Tuesday and was being hosted by "Big Bang Theory" actress and neuroscientist Mayim Bialik.
During a round of Double Jeopardy, contestant Robin Lozano chose the "Quotations" category for $800. Bialik gave him the clue from a very famous speech.
"'Government of the people, by the people, for the people' is from the end of this brief but powerful speech," she said.
The seconds ticked away before the buzzer sounded without any of the contestants offering even a guess at the solution to the clue.
The famous line came from the Gettysburg Address by Abraham Lincoln in November 1863.
Many viewers were shocked and surprised that none of the contestants knew this very simple factoid in U.S. History.
"Not know the Gettysburg Address?? Worst showing ever. None of these 3 deserved to win tonight. If they'd been asked to add 3 + 2, they'd have looked around like confused squirrels," said one critic.

"I'm gonna pretend like I just didn't see ALL THREE contestants miss 'the Gettysburg Address' just now," replied another.
"How did #Jeopardy manage to find three contestants who don't recognize the closing line of the Gettysburg Address? This isn't Elementary Jeopardy, folks," mocked another critic.
"Wow, no one knew The Gettysburg Address. That made me sad," responded another.
Some made reference to Alex Trebek, the former host of the show who passed away from pancreatic cancer in November.
"That sound you hear is Alex Trebek spinning in his grave," tweeted one viewer.

https://youtu.be/3FVdO5mK1lM

No wonder we have so many brain dead people in the USA... this makes me wonder WHAT schools/colleges are teaching the students today.

[BillyCarpenter]

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I know some here have no real idea about U.S. History nor the Constitution.


'Jeopardy!' contestants displayed their ignorance of US History and viewers were upset: 'Worst showing ever.

Viewers and fans of the popular "Jeopardy!" quiz show were dismayed when none of the contestants were able to answer the clue based on very elementary knowledge of U.S. History.
The show aired Tuesday and was being hosted by "Big Bang Theory" actress and neuroscientist Mayim Bialik.
During a round of Double Jeopardy, contestant Robin Lozano chose the "Quotations" category for $800. Bialik gave him the clue from a very famous speech.
"'Government of the people, by the people, for the people' is from the end of this brief but powerful speech," she said.
The seconds ticked away before the buzzer sounded without any of the contestants offering even a guess at the solution to the clue.
The famous line came from the Gettysburg Address by Abraham Lincoln in November 1863.
Many viewers were shocked and surprised that none of the contestants knew this very simple factoid in U.S. History.
"Not know the Gettysburg Address?? Worst showing ever. None of these 3 deserved to win tonight. If they'd been asked to add 3 + 2, they'd have looked around like confused squirrels," said one critic.

"I'm gonna pretend like I just didn't see ALL THREE contestants miss 'the Gettysburg Address' just now," replied another.
"How did #Jeopardy manage to find three contestants who don't recognize the closing line of the Gettysburg Address? This isn't Elementary Jeopardy, folks," mocked another critic.
"Wow, no one knew The Gettysburg Address. That made me sad," responded another.
Some made reference to Alex Trebek, the former host of the show who passed away from pancreatic cancer in November.
"That sound you hear is Alex Trebek spinning in his grave," tweeted one viewer.

https://youtu.be/3FVdO5mK1lM

Thanks for posting this. We've talking about this before and it's really sad. It's one reason that liberal mayors and governors were able to break the law in the name of covid. Most people don't know their rights. As far as that goes, most liberals judges don't follow the constitution. They just make it up as they go. Maybe that'll change with the new Supreme Court. I hope so. Starting with Roe v. Wade.

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Thanks for posting this. We've talking about this before and it's really sad. It's one reason that liberal mayors and governors were able to break the law in the name of covid. Most people don't know their rights. As far as that goes, most liberals judges don't follow the constitution. They just make it up as they go. Maybe that'll change with the new Supreme Court. I hope so. Starting with Roe v. Wade.

And then, women's voting rights. They don't need that right either. Is that next, Billy?

[Phil B.]

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Thanks for posting this. We've talking about this before and it's really sad. It's one reason that liberal mayors and governors were able to break the law in the name of covid. Most people don't know their rights. As far as that goes, most liberals judges don't follow the constitution. They just make it up as they go. Maybe that'll change with the new Supreme Court. I hope so. Starting with Roe v. Wade.

SCOTUS said they will be taking another look at Roe vs Wade HOPEFULLY they'll get it right this time.

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SCOTUS said they will be taking another look at Roe vs Wade HOPEFULLY they'll get it right this time.

They got it right the first time. They should just leave it alone.

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And then, women's voting rights. They don't need that right either. Is that next, Billy?

Actually, I think there should be some kind of basic test in order to vote. Like a test on the constitution. We need to get rid of the low information voters. In other words, the democrat base.

[Phil B.]

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And then, women's voting rights. They don't need that right either. Is that next, Billy?

voting rights are legal


murder is not.

[Phil B.]

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They got it right the first time. They should just leave it alone.

again MURDER ISN'T LEGAL

[Phil B.]

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Actually, I think there should be some kind of basic test in order to vote. Like a test on the constitution. We need to get rid of the low information voters. In other words, the democrat base.

decades ago when people were applying to become US Citizens they HAD to take a test on the US Constitution...
Immigrants seeking to become U.S. citizens will soon be required to answer more questions about American history and politics as part of a revised civics test announced Friday by the U.S. immigration services agency.

Starting December 1, applicants for U.S. citizenship will have to correctly answer at least 12 of 20 questions posed by immigration officials. The current civics test requires immigrants to correctly answer 6 questions out of a total of 10.
The civics test is one several required steps immigrants need to fulfill before becoming naturalized U.S. citizens — a process administered by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). Most applicants also undergo another test to demonstrate their ability to read, write and speak basic English.


For the updated civics test, immigrants will be instructed to study a collection of 128 potential questions on topics ranging from the structure of the U.S. government and the Constitution, to the founding fathers and wars with American involvement. The current pool consists of 100 questions, some of which were tweaked through the changes announced Friday.
For example, the 2008 list of questions includes one that asks immigrants to identify one branch of the federal government. The updated question instructs U.S. citizenship applicants to name all three branches — a task that even tripped up a soon-to-be Senator.
Responding to a question from The Alabama Daily News about potential negotiations in a divided Congress, Alabama's Senator-elect Tommy Tuberville, a Republican, said Thursday: "Our government wasn't set up for one group to have all three of branches of government. It wasn't set up that way, our three branches, the House, the Senate and executive."

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They got it right the first time. They should just leave it alone.

The main ruling in Roe v Wade was a woman's right to privacy. Planned Parenthood abortion clinics by their very existence are a violation of that privacy and should be shutdown.