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TSV006: Stand Up and Fight Cronyism

May 4, 2014 by Daniel

Caution: Government Waste Ahead

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In this episode, I discuss the toxic duo of ObamaCore and ObamaCare, Ted Cruz fighting Amnesty and if cops should be able to search your cell phone without a warrant.

Caution: Government Waste Ahead

Power Quote of the Week:

Robert Nisbet as he reflected on what the Framers would think after they saw the size and scope of the current government.

ObamaCore (Common Core) and Obamacare

  • Common Core and Obamacare are both top down government regulated programs
  • Both programs are about power and control
  • Both programs are about data collection
  • http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2014/04/29/Gates-Funded-inBloom-Student-Data-Processing-Company-Shuts-Down-Over-Privacy-Concerns
  • Bill Gates funded Common Core and the data mining company inBloom
  • Jeb Bush is for Common Core, Obamacare and Amnesty

Ted Cruz is Fighting Amnesty

  • http://www3.blogs.rollcall.com/218/cruz-secret-meeting-for-house-conservatives-boehner-immigration-topics/
  • http://www.politico.com/story/2014/04/immigration-reform-conservatives-106213.html
  • Ted Cruz met in secret with a handful of fellow Conservatives
  • At the same time, ‘Bonehead’ Boehner was out mocking them
  • We already have an immigration policy
  • We just have to follow the laws
  • We don’t need a ‘pathway to citizenship’ when we already have one
  • We just have to follow the laws

Can Cops Search Your Cell Phone Without a Warrant?

  • http://freedomworks.org/content/supreme-court-decide-if-police-can-search-through-your-cell-phone-without-warrant
  • That’s the question that the Supreme Court is set to make a decision on
  • One side of the argument says the cell phone is no different than say your wallet/purse
  • The other side says it’s too intrusive
  • “A cell phone has the same contents that the home did in the founding era, it has digital equivalents of papers, letters, drawings, private financial documents, private medical documents,” said Jim Harper, an attorney with the libertarian Cato Institute.

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music provided in this podcast with thanks to:

  • Intro music: “Exhilarate” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
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Filed Under: Podcast Tagged With: amnesty, Common Core, Jeb Bush, Obamacare, Supreme Court, Ted Cruz

Paul Ryan on Amnesty: Question of ‘When’ Not ‘If’

March 27, 2014 by Daniel

Paul Ryan on Amnesty: Question of ‘When’ Not ‘If’ (via http://www.newsninja2012.com)

Paul Ryan spoke to the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday addressing the topic of amnesty. At the breakfast he said, “To me, it’s not a question of ‘if’ we fix our broken immigration laws. It’s really a question of ‘when.’” Ryan…


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Filed Under: Election, National, Politics Tagged With: amnesty, immig, Paul Ryan

Bobby Jindal: Build high walls with broad gates

February 2, 2014 by Daniel

Bobby Jindal on Immigration Reform

Gov. Bobby Jindal (R-LA) sat down with CNN’s Candy Crowley and discussed 2 ideas on the direction of immigration reform:

1. Secure the border first
2. Build high walls with broad gates

Jindal’s remarks come after the GOP released their ‘Standards for Immigration Reform’ earlier this week.

Filed Under: Election, National, Politics Tagged With: amnesty, Bobby Jindal, immigration

Schumer Optimistic About Republican Support for Immigration Reform

January 5, 2014 by Daniel

Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY)
photo credit: AP

Democrat Sen. Chuck Schumer said that he is optimistic that Republicans will support immigration reform in 2014.

On ABC’s “This Week” he said, “There are large parts of the Republican Party, even conservative parts of the Republican Party, that want this — business, Evangelical churches, the Catholic Church, high tech, growers. So it’s not like some of the budget issues where all of the Republicans are on one side.”

Rightly so considering that’s where lobbyists want to spend their money. Mark Zuckerberg’s group FWD.us has said that they will spend at least $50 million to help get it passed.

Even if there is enough Republican support, they would be shooting themselves in the foot. Thanks to the democrats painting them into a corner, Republicans are left having to choose to play the game for the Latino vote.

The other side of the fence is that they stand to loose a large portion of support from the Tea Party voters who don’t agree with the plan. In large part, they just want to enforce the current laws and close the loopholes that allow them to collect from the government.

Filed Under: National, Politics Tagged With: amnesty, illegal, immigration

Illegal Immigrant Granted Law License

January 2, 2014 by Daniel

sergio garcia the illegal immigrant lawyer
photo credit: FoxNews/AP

Sergio Garcia, who has been living here illegally, was granted a law license by the California Supreme Court.

Yes, he did attend law school. And yes, he passed the state bar exam.

But it sure seems like you can get away with anything in California.

In California, there is even a way for illegals to get a drivers license. I’m not saying that’s a bad thing. At least they are on the books.

But, if you can’t do it the legal way, why was he awarded with a unanimous victory?

He may wind up being a great lawyer. But that’s beside the point. If he wants to be a lawyer, then play by the damn rules!

This is just the start of bigger things to come for the current administration. Just wait!

Filed Under: National, Politics Tagged With: amnesty, illegal, immigration

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