User Profile: S-8

Member Since: November 15, 2012

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  • The talking should almost be over. The problem is clearly identifed here. As long as taxpayers are funding the federal gov. we will need some form of the IRS. Clearly, this form isn’t working. The curtain has been pulled back, revealing what many have always been afraid was there.
    Indeed, the past 60 days have hopefully caused many to see.
    With the IRS, it is time to, as Gowdy put it so gently, “start over”.
    First, we must, and I mean must, drastically and dramatically simplify the tax code. And we must do it now.
    Then, we must shrink the agency to that which is fundamentally required to manage the new code.
    And we must do it now.
    There is only one way this will happen. The American People must unite and demand it. Demand it. Accept nothing less. Allow nothing more.
    Any thinking citizen who has seen the, “Star Trek NCC IRS” should be terrified that it is the intent of this government to grow this agency by 16,000 agents for the purpose of managing the health care plan.
    That needs to be absolutely stopped. Now. Ideally, the entire health care plan should be shelved and the process started over. Common sense dictates that there is no federal agency in existence with the character, integrity and skill necessary to manage the new health care plan, ain’t one gonna appear any time soon, America.
    We are at a fork in the road. Our future is at stake here. People must turn their attention to the country, and fix it. Now.

  • She, in her opening statement, under oath, put, “facts” on the record that preclude her from 5th Amendment protection. It is absolutely time for the Speaker of the House to engage a special prosecutor in the IRS matter….and they should withhold funding from the IRS until such time as full compliance with said prosecutor is given by the IRS.
    This is an abomination….
    “The most Open Administration in history….

  • I find several things interesting about this pole.

    -The number of people who have “earned our trust” without ever having been placed in a position where we can vet them.

    -The number of people whom have been put the test in a very public way, and failed catastrophically, whom we trust is also disturbing…

    -The number of people who are simply famous for being famous and have risen to some level that they expect us to trust them is the height of arrogance.

    - It is heartening to know that the general feeling amongst “blazers” is that trust is earned, by deed and word, earning it requires time and evaluation of both…not just a TV show.

  • And this is just “low level people” in one office, yet we have groups from all over the country who complained?
    This stinks to high Heaven.
    When are people going to stop watching the circus and pay attention to what is going on in this country?

  • A couple of folks have already pointed it out, but let me clarify, there is no such thing as “Miranda Rights”..it is a “Miranda Waiver”, which means a waiver read to someone who has been taken into police custody AND the police intend to interrogate him/her.
    The Miranda Waiver is the result of case law that started in 1966, it is a creation of the courts, (Miranda V. Arizona) and it has been tweaked by the courts many times over the decades.
    The FBI is using the Public Safety Waiver to question this guy, but they have to limit that questioning to those matters that have an immediate impact on public safety…”Are there any more bombs?”
    When it shifts from public safety related questions to direct questioning beyond that, they will read him the waiver…pretty simple.
    If they don’t it, and then go on to interrogate him, it doesn’t invalidate the arrest…it simply renders any statements made by the suspect inadmissible in court.

    Law enforcement in this country regularly arrest people and never “Read them their rights” (As seen on TV).
    As long as the officer doesn’t question the suspect about the alleged crime, no waiver is necessary. If a cop sees someone commit a crime, and/or has probable cause to make an arrest, and he doesn’t need a statement from the suspect, no waiver is necessary.
    Custody & Interrogation Trigger the Miranda Waiver.
    Do not assume what is shown on TV is accurate.

  • I traveled by air for many years, both before and after the TSA was installed. I traveled while armed, as a requirement of my work, and was authorized to do so.
    I’ve spent many hours in airports watching people, TSA included.
    From day one, they were an illusion. As they have grown, the illusion has merely become more visually effective, and more intrusive. As far as stopping anything beyond a pair of cuticle scissors, I wouldn’t count on it. In fact, I don’t count on it.
    You shouldn’t either.
    They are clueless. They are just another checkpoint on the road to the complete loss of our rights as articulated by the Constitution.

  • Glad everyone is seeing through this.
    The simple fact that every gun store in the country is nearly picked clean of firearms and ammo sorta hurts the credibility of the “survey”

  • Is Conservatism the New Counterculture?

    February 27, 2013 at 9:49am

    The “Conservative Counterculture” needs help to grow. After looking at the books my grandchildren are issued in school I am going to have to de-program them. Young parents these days who have conservative leanings are the hope of the future. They need help, in the form of legitimate historical textbooks to teach traditional conservative American History..and conservative core values…

  • I am not as ashamed of America as I am the Americans who are allowing it to fall into mediocrity, and buying into the socialist lie.

  • God help you though, if you happen to be pulled over fro a traffic violation and a traffic officer sees one of these standard capacity magazines on the back seat of your car.
    Of course, The D.A.has now created a precedent in in office…but when has this ever stopped them from politicizing the law.