Comments on: Returning the Beast to its Cage

By: theunknownamerican

theunknownamerican — Mon, 29 Mar 2010 22:19:49 +0000

It makes me sad to see when other Americans don't see that whenever a law is created it means one less thing we can do freely for ourselves. They say things like "its a good thing for everyone to be insured". I know it is but it is a much better thing when our freedom to choose what we want in life is available to everyone.

By: Buzz Kirk

Buzz Kirk — Mon, 29 Mar 2010 14:10:56 +0000

jeeze…talk about morons and idiots! you have to be a death defying liberal demorat..looked in the mirror you puke? We didn't have this mess when the Republicans were in control (I'm a strict constitiutionalist and libertarian). I watch little tv except in the morning with coffee..then I check my computer sources and make up my own mind. WE are not a democracy, we are a democratic republic, look it up for your self. Maybe YOU should be listening to and watching the more conservative advocates. We haven't had a decent president since Ronald Reagan or a decent speaker of the house since Sam Rayburn..
Happily we DO have Americans who think for themselves. one of which I think you are not. A lot of good men and women shed their blood protecting our Constitution and way of life. I doubt seriosly you are one. So in closing I give you this little gem "for what you have, what have you given?" 'nuff said

By: Doc

Doc — Sun, 28 Mar 2010 10:52:21 +0000

I think freedom is the ability to make choices. That ability is slowely being taken away by the federal government. Remember the seat belt law. At first no ticket was given unless there was another violation. Now its "Click it or Ticket". If I had clicked it when I had my accident I wouldn't have been writing this now as the only thing that saved me was being thrown from the auto. Shouldn't that be my choice? If the government makes a wrong choice where diet or some health proceedure is concerned, as they have often done in the past, then everyone is mandated to follow that bad proceedure. I think the federal government should "Keep us Free" and thats it. Let the states regulate. Keep the choices closer to the people and then if we want them changed its a lot easier.

By: MoT

MoT — Sun, 28 Mar 2010 05:05:48 +0000

Well well… Nimrod, why don't you "enlighten" the idiots seeing as you've already proven yourself to be the prototypical "Shakespeare of the web" with your choice of words

By: MichaelBoldin

MichaelBoldin — Sat, 27 Mar 2010 21:48:25 +0000

What? Glenn Beck talks badly about the lies of the Iraq war? That might be the most idiotic comment I have seen here in ages.

By: david

david — Sat, 27 Mar 2010 19:56:34 +0000

what a bunch of fucking idiots. You've all been watching too much television and listening to glen beck. think for yourselves morons

By: George Hall

George Hall — Fri, 26 Mar 2010 21:34:20 +0000

To all the state delegates out there who are tired of one more unfunded mandate you should seriously consider repealing the 17th amendment. The Senate never passed unfunded mandates before 1913 did they? Could you image what would happen to Senators who came back in front of their legislatures seeking reelection after voting for Obamacare? They'd be laughed out of the building.
Take back the representation in the Senate that the states lost in 1913.
The constitution belongs to the states, not congress.
Call for a constitutional convention and repeal the 17th amendment NOW!

By: John and Dagny Galt

John and Dagny Galt — Thu, 25 Mar 2010 23:59:53 +0000

The John Galt Solution of Starving The Monkeys is the only solution. Send copies of Starving The Monkeys to everyone you know asap!

By: Jonathan

Jonathan — Thu, 25 Mar 2010 16:25:35 +0000

The very fact that we feel we need to put a clause in a bill that gives the states the choice to opt-out shows how far we've strayed. The government doesn't have the RIGHT to tell the states whether or not they have the choice to opt out. Passing the act was instantaneously unconstitutional.

By: Tommy W. Cartwright

Tommy W. Cartwright — Thu, 25 Mar 2010 11:00:57 +0000

If socialized medicine works why are some Canadians crossing the border and getting health care here in the states? It has already been proven that the Government won't (can't) even balance a budget. Look at Medicare and Medicaid, government run health care programs, they have so many parts that almost no one can figure them out. They are going broke! The cause? Too many fingers in the pie, saying how these pogroms work. Too many chiefs and not enough Indians. Before you post a comment do your home work on socialism and see how many countries are socialist and how well off the people are.
Nevada Coyote