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  • Posted by $ splumb 2 years, 8 months ago
    As for the first part of your question, he's following the orders of his globalist lords and masters.
    They want to drive us back to the Dark Ages, where the global overlords are in charge, and the rest of us are slaves.
    Remember they way Europe was described in Atlas Shrugged? That's what they want on the whole planet. But in order to do that, they have to crash us first.
    Once America falls, the rest will be a domino effect.
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  • Posted by $ blarman 2 years, 8 months ago
    The Executive Branch has long been a problem since presidents started relying heavily on Executive Orders. One can certainly point to Theodore Roosevelt as the modern progenitor of this unhappy state of affairs, which then took off under Woodrow Wilson and then FDR. And it has only gotten worse since WW II with each executive leader using that power to undo the previous executive in a never-ending tit-for-tat.

    I'm still trying to figure out how it should work for Executive Orders. Obviously the President should be able to direct the work of the Executive Branch of government. But he shouldn't be able to usurp the authority which should remain in the other two branches - especially the oft-abused "rule-making" authority which bureaucrats use to effectively create laws. The answer may be as simple as excising many of these bureaucratic agencies - thus eliminating their presence and with it anyone to seek more control.
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  • Posted by bobsprinkle 2 years, 8 months ago
    It wasn't so much that we gave anyone "the power". They just took it and we did nothing to stop it. but....what could we have done??
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  • Posted by Susanart19523rtf 2 years, 8 months ago
    What galls me is he promised the unions he wouldn't shut it down if he was elected. He double crossed them. Why am I not surprised?
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  • Posted by $ jbrenner 2 years, 8 months ago
    "So long as men, in the era of savagery,
    had no concept of objective reality and
    believed that physical nature was ruled
    by the whim of unknowable demons –
    no thought, no science, no production
    were possible. Only when men
    discovered that nature was a firm,
    predictable absolute were they able to
    rely on their knowledge, to choose their
    course, to plan their future and, slowly,
    to rise from the cave. Now you have
    placed modern industry, with its
    immense complexity of scientific
    precision, back into the power of
    unknowable demons – the unpredictable
    power of the arbitrary whims of hidden,
    ugly little bureaucrats. A farmer will not
    invest the effort of one summer if he's
    unable to calculate his chances of a
    harvest. But you expect industrial giants
    – who plan in terms of decades, invest in
    terms of generations and undertake
    ninety-nine-year contracts – to continue
    to function and produce, not knowing
    what random caprice in the skull of what
    random official will descend upon them
    at what moment to demolish the whole
    of their effort. Drifters and physical
    laborers live and plan by the range of a
    day. The better the mind, the longer the
    range. A man whose vision extends to a
    shanty, might continue to build on your
    quicksands, to grab a fast profit and run.
    A man who envisions skyscrapers, will
    not. Nor will he give ten years of
    unswerving devotion to the task of
    inventing a new product, when he knows
    that gangs of entrenched mediocrity are
    juggling the laws against him, to tie
    him,, restrict him and force him to fail,
    but should he fight them and struggle
    and succeed, they will seize his rewards
    and his invention...- Atlas Shrugged
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  • Posted by starguy 2 years, 8 months ago
    Not a stupid question, at all.
    A better question would be: why have we stood by, and ALLOWED Brandon to do these things?
    "We the People", and all that.
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  • Posted by jack1776 2 years, 8 months ago
    After reading your headline, my first thought is, which pipeline is he talking about, Keystone or Nordstream? Second thought, we did through our inaction…

    The bigger question is how we react because something must be done. The FBI is bought and paid for, same goes for the DOJ, our power ultimately is in out states, we must reel in the power of the federal government. If we continue to do nothing, soon we’ll lose all our natural god given rights.

    Our founding fathers even provided for us to recover if we were not successful at reeling in the power of the federal government, read the 2nd amendment, its short…
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    Posted by mccannon01 2 years, 8 months ago
    Not a stupid question at all. The uniparty (especially the Neo Communists) has been shredding the Constitution for decades and keeps getting away with it more and more.
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  • Posted by mhubb 2 years, 8 months ago
    who gave biden the power to forgive student loans?

    who gave the FBI the power t o spy on Americans?

    who gave biden the power to open the border and give stuff to il-legals?

    got me
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  • Posted by $ 2 years, 8 months ago
    Good Lord, I just read the Keystone Pipeline could employ 9,000 people to operate it. Why do we have any unemployment?
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  • Posted by $ 2 years, 8 months ago
    Who exactly owns the pipeline? I thought several oil companies owned it.
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