Wisconsin Billboard Advocating the POTUS be Impeached
I admit it... there are many philosophical, governmental, business, and ethical issues on which the POTUS and me would strongly disagree. I would be being less than honest if I claimed I didn't wish the POTUS were a different individual. One whose governing practices and philosophy of government more closely resembled that of Founding Fathers and responsible independent modern conservatives. The reality is however just this. The people of the United States elected this man to the highest office in the land for four years. He has served as POTUS for just over one year and we are seeing Impeach Obama signs on a major highway in Wisconsin. Obviously somebody in Wisconsin certainly does not like this POTUS very much. The unnamed company, presumably a small one, has paid to have the billboard displayed for six months at one thousand dollars a month. I am sure those collecting the six thousand dollars and the sign company are all to happy to collect...
FoxNews reminds me of the GOP congressional hearings: they explain their side and interrupt and ignore
ReplyDeletethe other. If they tout the NRA line and say guns are regulated, come out this way: anyone can carry a weapon on campus but cigarettes are banned, cars and licensed and taxed and must be insured- the driver having passed both written and driving test and plain old pipe tobacco is taxed at $30/lb. You want to drive a delivery truck you need a CDL and requisite written/driving tests. You want to volunteer at the school-you need to be finger printed. Meanwhile, you may get your gun from Charlie the Fence, at any
frequent gunshow, over the internet, or build it yourself-then you may load up your home and vehicle with
as many as you need for 'protection'. Your physician cannot legally require if you have one, your are permitted to carry it into a bar, church, kiddy park or local parade. As far as a 'well regulated militia',
we have had one since the founding (and Scalia prounced that causative phrase as 'meaningless', so
we seem stuck with the ubiquitous boytoys (heck, they are in many women's purses too, one up north
went off while a mother was checking out at the big store and went through her baby daugher's head)
and if anyone dare mention regulation, however scanty, they are un-American. Nonsense, pure nonsense.