“The great proof of madness is the disproportion of one’s designs to one’s means.”
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Rhetorical question – if Maulbetsch just wrote a diary about Recall Colorado and the 4 bills they're calling out, and Caldara's latest guest opinion for the Denver Post calls out the same 4 bills, is that some sort of odd coincidence?
Is Vicky Marble's middle name "Losther"?
I'm going to recommend to my good friend, Sen Marble,
that she go with a Sanctuary instead of a secession.
If the Dems can foist it about immigration issues with the Feds,
then the various districts/counties should fling it at the State.
I don't know why you think that's a threat – Coloradoans are used to high concentrations of Domestic Abusers and the dangerously mentally ill in Republican strongholds.
so… the feds can intrude on the state and compel a state to spend on tasks that are federal purview. Can the fed make the state build the interstate? build, expand, maintain an Army base? Can the Army be quartered with us?
I don't know, seems like states have rights when you want them to , but are extensions of the feds when you prefer. Who gets to decide? If only the founders had an idea about this and wrote it down. But wait – they did.
It is impossible to equate the treatment of human beings who are seeking shelter to the desire for corporations to be sheltered from responsibility.
I have considerable experience with those who run the industry and the economic machine they steer. To compare them to refugees is cruel and insulting. There is no more arrogant and belligerent group than the OilyBoyz and their hired guns like Sen. Marble.
Un-American behavior like that displayed by Vicki Marble should be completely rejected.
Don’t rule out euthanasia . . .
. . . it’s a terrible, awful world she lives in these days, and it’s unlikely to get any better.
I hope she isn't home schooling any children in the house.
I have a hard time with the English used. The punctuation, grammar and usage of the statement is fairly baffling. There is a problem with the Civics, too. Last time I looked, the oath of elected officials in the state is to the state constitution and the whole people of the state, not to some convenient and self-defined subdivision known as "rural Colorado."
Matt Whitaker's e-mails:
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/it-exists-doj-finds-letter-ordering-scrutiny-of-uranium-one-hillary-clinton/ar-BBUzHJZ?ocid=spartandhp
WOTD via Brad DeLong: "Dollar Store Density Predicts Republican Voting Likelihood ".
The actual title is "What Dollar Stores Tell Us About Electoral Politics". The number of SNAP authorized Dollar Stores is a very good proxy for district wealth, density and voting tendencies.
This article is really interesting, although the graphs are a bit confusing. Here is part of the conclusion: