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I’d like to see more of this

The federal government wants to grant itself monopolistic power over border security? Fine. It had better do its job, then.

Honestly, I wish more states would take on the federal leviathan. I want to see federal departments sued on issues of constitutional authority, I want to see states refuse to comply with federal mandates, I want to hear of governors refusing to take federal money for projects they don’t want and that their states don’t need.

Enough is enough. We have a Constitution. And I’m tired of the left telling us the thing must live just so they can continue to torture the poor thing.

13 Replies to “I’d like to see more of this”

  1. Ernst Schreiber says:

    Hard to argue with the notion that Arizona is being invaded, even if it’s an unarmed one –for now.

  2. Joe says:

    I want to see the current Governor of Arizona run for the open senate seat vacated by Mr. Kyl.

  3. Darleen says:

    Gotta luv some of the lefty comments on that thread …”its a phony lawsuit because stats show border crime is down and illegal alien undocumented migrants aren’t coming”

    first off, what is the definition of “border crime”? As Brewer points out, 80 miles NORTH of the border the government warns Americans to stay out. Yet if crime is taking place in that no-man’s land, is it a “border crime” even as it IS 80 miles from the border.

    I think not.

    second, yes, there is less illegal migration north — not because of any increased border security but because the American economy is in the tank. NO JOBS.

    Sheesh!

  4. ProfShade says:

    So the best remedy for illegal immigration is 40% unemployment I would say. As to states suing the federales,forget about it. The deck is stacked. But refusing cash for programs? Great idea.

    Barring all that, I say we go all Zoro on their asses.

  5. McGehee says:

    I want to see the current Governor of Arizona run for the open senate seat vacated by Mr. Kyl.

    Why would she want to be in the Senate?

  6. JD says:

    The left will try to prop up Gabby Giffords for Kyl’s seat. Without a doubt.

  7. sdferr says:

    Yikes. I suspect Rep. Giffords is too decent a person to play along with such a thing though.

  8. Stephanie says:

    Your naivety amuses. Giffords will be nominated even if she has major mental deficiencies from the injuries and it would be a horrible disabled-phobia to challenge her. Hell, even challenging her to a debate will be in poor taste as they could claim you just wanted to highlight her difficulties.

  9. Ernst Schreiber says:

    That’s called the “Tim Johnson” maneuver.

  10. McGehee says:

    …even if she has major mental deficiencies from the injuries…

    If anything, such hypothetical injuries would make her slightly overqualified for the Senate (especially so long as Harry Reid still presides) — though a better fit there than in the House.

  11. McGehee says:

    Hypothetical deficiencies is what I meant.

  12. Vlad the Impala says:

    Guess what is being proposed by the new Governator in Wisconsin:

    Governor proposes ending most collective bargaining for teachers, public employees

    Plan would only allow state and local public employee unions (including teachers unions) to negotiate their wages – and nothing more than the rate of inflation, unless voters approve higher raises in referendums.

    With extra security at his side, Governor Scott Walker said Friday that thousands of state employees would have to be laid off if he and the Legislature do not remove almost all bargaining power from public employee and teachers unions.

    Four Capitol police officers were at the news conference in Madison where the Republican Walker explained his plans to cover a $137 million deficit in the state budget that expires in June.

    Union leaders were angered when Walker refused to bargain with them, while repeatedly saying that state workers need to pay more for their pensions and health insurance. Today, Walker explained that silence by saying he had nothing to negotiate. In his words, “Good-faith negotiations require give and take,” and the state does not have finances to offer.

    The governor said the state’s been broke for years. “It’s about time somebody stood up and told the truth,” he said.

  13. Vlad the Impala says:

    Oops, forgot linky time.

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