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2010 Feb 26, 9:53am   12,939 views  53 comments

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http://money.cnn.com/2010/02/26/news/economy/unemployment_insurance/index.htm

I'm not currently unemployed, but if I was and this asshole was the lone reason I wouldn't be getting a check next week to feed my family, you can sure as hell bet I would want to do him bodily harm. While it's always frustrating when congress drags it's feet on an issue that directly affects you, it's usually very unspecific what the hold up is, there no identifiable individual that you could direct your anger towards. But in this case there is, and in a few days there will be 1 million angry people that will looking for someone to blame, add to that another 5 million by June, that pretty much guarantees that someone will follow through with permanently removing this obstacle if an unemployment extension bill isn't passed soon.

While secret service protects the president, cabinet members, presidential candidates and head of state from other countries visiting, congress and senators are not offered the same kind of protection. While they are free to hire there own body guards, most typically do not.

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1   Misstrial   2010 Feb 26, 10:53am  

Since Bunning is a U.S. Senator, my feeling is that he probably possess a clearance entitling him to law enforcement protection. I personally know someone who possess a very high clearance level which entitles that person to secret service protection in the event someone threatens that person. Also they will investigate any legal matter that person is involved in.

So, I'm thinking Bunning probably gets SS protection, although not like the SS protections given to the POTUS or VPOTUS and other high-level office holders.

If you have qualms about Sen. Bunnin's stance on this issue, my suggestion is that you focus your anger on the voters who put him in office. Ballots not bullets.

Lastly, Bunning is probably holding out for some sort of "give" on other bills floating around the Senate and that unemployment funding will resume on schedule. Calm down.

2   HousingWatcher   2010 Feb 26, 11:50am  

US Senators do not get Secret Service protection. And Bunning is retirig at the end of this year. In the Republican primary to replace him, Rand Paul, Ron Paul's son, is currently leading in the polls.

3   grywlfbg   2010 Feb 26, 3:40pm  

I congratulate him. He's exactly right when he says that it needs to be pad for first. I'm all for social safety nets but Congress needs to do some actual work and figure out how to balance the budget. I have an idea, bring our troops home and shut down all our overseas bases. Bet there would be some spare budget money then and I would be glad to help unemployed workers.

I always have 6 months of living expenses in the bank at my current standard of living. If I made some changes I could make that last a year. Combined w/ 6 months from State benefits I'd have ~18 months before I would have to dip into retirement and that's also assuming both my wife and I lose our jobs.

While I'm socially liberal I am fiscally conservative. Congress has been giving away money that we don't have to bankers, military contractors, and citizens for too long.

As an aside, one alternative that I would support would be to make these people work for their unemployment checks. Every day the news brings tale of local, state, and national park staff reductions. How about you mow the grass, clean bathrooms, and empty trash cans at a nearby park? At least there would be some benefit to the citizenry from the spending of the citizenry's dollars.

4   Â¥   2010 Feb 26, 3:45pm  

grywlfbg says

I have an idea, bring our troops home and shut down all our overseas bases.

LOL.

MORE unemployed! Proposed solutions are supposed to address the issue, not make them worse!

(j/k: I agree that we're spending 2 or 3X what we should be on our military capability and overseas operations)

5   Â¥   2010 Feb 26, 3:51pm  

Blue Swan says

If Prez Obozo had created enough jobs, this wouldn’t be a problem, would it?

Because the president has a job wand?

The Bush era left government spending at $11T over FY08-09, yet employment fell 5-6% from peak.

I don't blame Bush for the 2001 recession, obviously, but the fiscal situation his administration created 2002-2009 is going to be with us for very long time.

Clinton left Bush with a widening trade imbalance with China and a slightly over-heated economy overinvested in the dotcom mania, but not 10% as bad as the disasters the Bush crew achieved governing the nation's finances -- private, public, and GSE.

Taking a $1T budget surplus and turning it into a $10T deficit -- that's took a great amount of stupidity.

Nice troll, tho.

6   grywlfbg   2010 Feb 26, 3:56pm  

Troy says

grywlfbg says

I have an idea, bring our troops home and shut down all our overseas bases.

LOL.
MORE unemployed! Proposed solutions are supposed to address the issue, not make them worse!
(j/k: I agree that we’re spending 2 or 3X what we should be on our military capability and overseas operations)

We're paying Halliburton $1,000,000 per solider per year in Iraq. We wouldn't even have to shrink the size of the military to realize a lot of cost savings. Don't get me wrong, I'm willing to have my tax dollars to be used to have the strongest and most advanced military in the world. But we simply don't need those bases any more. Every single B-2 bomber mission begins and ends in Missouri. With aerial refueling and our aircraft carriers we can still respond anywhere in the world on short notice. The bases are a waste of money and they anger others.

7   elliemae   2010 Feb 26, 11:21pm  

grywlfbg says

I always have 6 months of living expenses in the bank at my current standard of living. If I made some changes I could make that last a year. Combined w/ 6 months from State benefits I’d have ~18 months before I would have to dip into retirement and that’s also assuming both my wife and I lose our jobs.

http://www.forbes.com/2008/06/25/unemployment-cities-benefits-forbeslife-cx_mw_0627realestate.html

Unemployment doesn't pay all that great - granted, it's not supposed to make you want to remain unemployed - but it rarely covers all of one's expenses. Someone who had six months worth of savings might be able to last a year on unemployment, but once they get behind they're screwed. People have been out of work for at least a year in this recession with no options, have lost everything even though they saved. So if they lose their unemployment money they have nothing left.

Sure, there was poor planning. But everyone has circumstances beyond their control at some point. Not everyone has a huge retirement fund, enough savings to get by, etc. And not everyone qualifies for unemployment so they went thru their savings much faster, if they had any.

I'm not sure that extending the unemployment insurance without knowing how to pay for it is the best, but people are truly desperate. If you couldn't find a job and your only income is from the state - and all of the sudden it stops - you're screwed.

I know some people who didn't alter their lifestyles in the beginning and went thru everything they had, now live with parents or in tiny apartments. I know others who were fairly frugal to begin with and have done okay.

8   info5819   2010 Feb 27, 2:04am  

If GWBush didn't spend us into oblivion we wouldn't be here in the first place. It took idiot Bush 8 years to ruin the US - it will take more time to fix it. It is foolish to think a President can fix this mess in a year. Especially when you have a bunch of naysaying do nothing congressman on both sides who have all sold out to corporate interest. Americans shouldn't sit on their bums and complain that the President is lousy or not doing enough to fix their problems and then scream whne he attempts to make needed hard changes. If we had had congressman who would follow his lead and work with him it would be different. NOt say it would go away overnight but we would head on a better track. Instead our do nothing congress and power hungry Supreme Court are selling out our country to corporations who are doing everything they can to keep the country polarized because by dividing they can conquer us. We are losing our country because we believe all the hype on both sides. Americans need to stand together to have a revolution otherwise we all lose together.

9   theoakman   2010 Feb 27, 4:45am  

If the democrats truly wanted to put forth health care, they should write a bill that's no more than 3 pages and easy enough for your average American to understand. They should also distribute a short explanation of how and why it would work. They might actually get the public on their side. The Republicans have already shown that they are willing to cave on their votes. By putting forth a 2000 page bill, they shot themselves in the foot.

10   thomas.wong1986   2010 Feb 27, 7:25am  

Blue Swan says

If Prez Obozo had created enough jobs, this wouldn’t be a problem, would it?

There is very little that Gov't can do to create Industries that are viable in the long run.

The goverment can get out of way, let general prices fall along with salaries allowing new lower
cost, and profitable industries get created, let it be autos, consumer, heavy industry, and hi-tech.

There is no reason we cant make US run auto plants in the US just like the Japanese run auto plant. Its all about lower costs. The same with all other industries.

11   B.A.C.A.H.   2010 Feb 27, 7:56am  

Wong,

I suppose that the Jet Age and Age of Internet would've happened anyway, even though those technologies were made ready for prime time under government funded auspicies.

12   HousingWatcher   2010 Feb 27, 8:21am  

"I congratulate him. He’s exactly right when he says that it needs to be pad for first. I’m all for social safety nets but Congress needs to do some actual work and figure out how to balance the budget. "

If that is the case, then where was Bunning when Congress passed the UNFUNDED Medicare Part D? Where was he with TARP? The Iraq War? No Child Left Behind? Oh, I get it. Bunning has no problem when a Republican president has unfunded bills, but not when a Democrat does.

13   Vicente   2010 Feb 27, 8:25am  

thomas.wong1986 says

There is very little that Gov’t can do to create Industries that are viable in the long run.

Lockheed & Boeing? They are absolutely not entangled from Day 1 to present with contracts and special favors, right? Right! Clearly it is some sort of error in my texts that tell me the famous Boeing 707 was derived from the Air-Force KC-135 tanker project. That in the 1950's nearly every dollar Boeing was making was from military contracts, and the rapid success of this MILITARY PROJECT turned into a civilian airliner leading to a generation of JetSetters..... clearly delusional. It is just unpossible that governments EVER do anything right.

If you took this attitude "I want everything privatized, and no R&D on taxpayer dollars period" seriously I expect you'd see progress grind to a screeching halt. As private money typically can't see beyond next quarter's balance sheet and bonus situation. If you let the bean-counters dominate, you spend your life doing nothing but amassing beans. Fabulous. If you kill all the bean-counters of course you starve to death. There are places for both. Where we differentiate is anti-government zealots are determined that bean-counters are the Smartest Guys in the Room and they should RUN EVERYTHING and the rest of us should shut up and eat our beans. We see the result of letting the Financial Innovation Squad run riot and it hasn't been pretty. I see a valid place for both, and you lot do not. Generally speaking the endgame of all anti-government zealots is the Enron States of America, with Neo-Feudalism descending into anarchy.

14   Vicente   2010 Feb 27, 9:02am  

Back on topic, Bunning is no different than Shelby of Alabama. Remember him? He's the squeaky wheel that put a HOLD on all Presidential appointments until he got some more pork fed into his district. Once he was greased the light was green again.

I don't like the idea of deficits any better than the next guy, however our entire economy clearly runs on massive amounts of fantasy money & leverage & cooked books, so to expect the government to operate any differently than the Financial Innovation Squad is unreal. Does he really expect Obama to suddenly turn the ship around and balance the books in the midst of a crisis, when we have clearly been in escalating deficits ever since Reagan? He's been in politics long enough to not be that naive. Bunning voted AGAINST "PayGo" which attempts to put "Pay as you Go" into operation, so he changed his stance fast didn't he? What a posturing, flaming hypocrite.

15   HousingWatcher   2010 Feb 27, 11:47am  

Bunning is just pissed at the GOP leadership that they cut off his re-election funding because they knew if he were to run again this November he would lose to the Democrat. So by cutting off his funding, he had to retire.

16   thomas.wong1986   2010 Feb 27, 1:20pm  

Vicente says

Lockheed & Boeing? They are absolutely not entangled from Day 1 to present with contracts and special favors, right? Right!

A very good point Vicente. Goverment contracts do indeed contribute to industrial jobs.
Thanks for the correction regarding the past, but what can they do today.

17   Bap33   2010 Feb 28, 12:56am  

I agree with all military needs being done internally. If there was not this game of liberal social engineerng being forced upon the function of the military, then those who are not exactly combat roll types, (women, religous, physically limited) but do want to (and I feel should have to) serve their country, could do so in a non-combat role. Women should be allowed to serve in any non-combat roll, but should never be in a combat roll or a position of combat athority - ever. And keep them the heck off of subs.

More worry about making sure a sexual diviant is comfortable in the military is not needed. The military should not be another progressiveNAZIliberal social engineering playground, like they enjoy in education. The military has a very simple function - keep American citizens safe. Therefor, we should have Marines on the southern border performing that function.

Lasty, any VET that has a need should be handed every free thing that is now given to the teenmother hyper-breeders that fill the welfare rolls. Some FREE Section 8 housing, WIC, EBT cash, free schooling ... all of that stuff should be handed to families of ALL VETs .... not just wasted on the drungged up unaccountable selfish masses procreating the next crop of gangsters and taggers.

18   dont_getit   2010 Feb 28, 1:15am  

Bap33 says

then those who are not exactly combat roll types, (women, religous, physically limited) but do want to (and I feel should have to) serve their country, could do so in a non-combat role. Women should be allowed to serve in any non-combat roll, but should never be in a combat roll or a position of combat athority - ever. And keep them the heck off of subs.

This is the absolute meaningless comment I have ever heard. Which century are you living in, 16th? Why women shouldnt serve in combat role(BTW, spell the role right). What next for you right wing nuts take off the voting rights for women? Ban interracial marriage by the name of God..Cut the crap, keep this in line with OP.

19   elliemae   2010 Feb 28, 2:17am  

Bap33 says

Lasty, any VET that has a need should be handed every free thing that is now given to the teenmother hyper-breeders that fill the welfare rolls. Some FREE Section 8 housing, WIC, EBT cash, free schooling … all of that stuff should be handed to families of ALL VETs …. not just wasted on the drungged up unaccountable selfish masses procreating the next crop of gangsters and taggers.

Sure, we should reward our vets. But at the same time, we should remember that many of them came from poverty and were the "users" referred to in the above post before they joined. And may very well return to using when they get home.

http://www.examiner.com/examiner/x-8358-Detroit-Substance-Abuse-Examiner~y2009m11d16-War-vets-suffering-addictions-at-high-rate

20   Â¥   2010 Feb 28, 3:19am  

Bap33 says

And keep them the heck off of subs.

It'd be cool if they had all-women sub crews.

Even cooler if they had all-lesbian sub crews.

21   Â¥   2010 Feb 28, 3:22am  

Bap33 says

More worry about making sure a sexual diviant is comfortable in the military is not needed

man, slagging on minorities, poor people, gays, atheists, cripples, sick people, out-of-shape people, the unemployed -- bap is a majority of one!

22   B.A.C.A.H.   2010 Feb 28, 8:05am  

TechGrommit,

I understand how you feel, on the other hand, the "e" in e-mail is for "E-vidence", blog is not a whole lot different than email.

If Bunning is found in a ditch, I hope you have a bulletproof alibi.

23   Bap33   2010 Feb 28, 9:25am  

@dontgetit,
you need to support your points and avoid name calling. Just because time has passed does not mean an idea is a good one. Women should not be anywhere near a combat situation - no more than children, old people, or people with disablities. Period.

All voters should be made to earn and maintain a license to vote. A voter should be required to read and understand the constitution without assisstance (other than braile) and pass a test to prove it. A voter should be in danger of losing their license if they fail to vote on two consecutive elections. All voters should be made to vote on their tax return. Make election/tax day the second Tuesday in April.

@ellie,
no doubt about that.

@Troy,
lol. Just tossing some hot sauce in the salad.

24   HousingWatcher   2010 Feb 28, 11:33am  

"All voters should be made to earn and maintain a license to vote. A voter should be required to read and understand the constitution without assisstance (other than braile) and pass a test to prove it.'

So basically you want to return to literacy tests? Oh yes, those worked out great...

25   CrazyMan   2010 Feb 28, 1:12pm  

American vigilantism is the biggest disappointment of the decade.

26   dont_getit   2010 Feb 28, 2:09pm  

Bap33 says

you need to support your points and avoid name calling. Just because time has passed does not mean an idea is a good one. Women should not be anywhere near a combat situation - no more than children, old people, or people with disablities. Period.

My point is quite simple, can you tell me one war where we lost because women involved in a combat role? Woman has served very well in the military as commanders/warriors except for barbarian state. I suggest you read history and for starter look up in wikipedia.

I am not name calling any one, but. to deprive anyone's rights is not right, and I think personally its every women/men's right to become a soldier and fight for her/his country.

27   Bap33   2010 Mar 1, 1:51pm  

If your only excuse is America not losing a war due to having a woman in a fighting role - than your thought process is lacking. Point to a war America won due to women in combat roles. That's what I thought. You cant point to a war that America lost due to having one legged, one eyes, fat old men fight either fight either. Starting to sink in yet?

Serving this country should be mandatory and an honor - not a "right". it is not a friggin right. But, eemale service can be doing the stuff Haliburton is doing, and there by get two birds with one stone - female service and no contrcators. Isn't the support system just as needed as the bullets? Look it up on wikipedia ... the Romans, the Huns, and the British all found out how important supply and support is.

28   Barbie   2010 Mar 1, 2:10pm  

Bap33 says

If your only excuse is America not losing a war due to having a woman in a fighting role - than your thought process is lacking. Point to a war America won due to women in combat roles. That’s what I thought. You cant point to a war that America lost due to having one legged, one eyes, fat old men fight either fight either. Starting to sink in yet?
Serving this country should be mandatory and an honor - not a “right”. it is not a friggin right. But, eemale service can be doing the stuff Haliburton is doing, and there by get two birds with one stone - female service and no contrcators. Isn’t the support system just as needed as the bullets? Look it up on wikipedia … the Romans, the Huns, and the British all found out how important supply and support is.

Point to a war that America won without women in combat zones. From the civil war on ... or do you want to forget about the nurses, etc., because "dem weak wimen don't count cuz dey don't shoot dem gunz"?

Maybe America wouldn't be in a losing war in the first place if women were the ones deciding whether to send their kids off to die, instead of dried up old farts who are looking for war to replace the conquests their lowered testosterone levels can no longer provide.

There is no honor in the current wars. Not when it's been subsumed by profiteering, corruption, torture, domestic spying, security theater, wiretapping, fear-mongering, lies, economic ruination, class warfare, and bull-headedness.

29   dont_getit   2010 Mar 1, 2:20pm  

Barbie says

Point to a war that America won without women in combat zones. From the civil war on … or do you want to forget about the nurses, etc., because “dem weak wimen don’t count cuz dey don’t shoot dem gunz”?

Its hard to talk to someone who lacks fact but has a conviction.

30   thomas.wong1986   2010 Mar 1, 4:01pm  

Bap33 says

I agree with all military needs being done internally. If there was not this game of liberal social engineerng being forced upon the function of the military, then those who are not exactly combat roll types, (women, religous, physically limited) but do want to (and I feel should have to) serve their country, could do so in a non-combat role.

Baps point is understood by those who have read history. As was the case with the all women non-combat pilots, called the WASPs, flying planes as support for supplies and to the docks for shipment during WW2.

Bap33 says

The military has a very simple function - keep American citizens safe.

.. also keeping a disciplined fighting force.

31   grywlfbg   2010 Mar 1, 8:40pm  

Barbie says

Point to a war that America won without women in combat zones. From the civil war on … or do you want to forget about the nurses, etc., because “dem weak wimen don’t count cuz dey don’t shoot dem gunz”?
Maybe America wouldn’t be in a losing war in the first place if women were the ones deciding whether to send their kids off to die, instead of dried up old farts who are looking for war to replace the conquests their lowered testosterone levels can no longer provide.
There is no honor in the current wars. Not when it’s been subsumed by profiteering, corruption, torture, domestic spying, security theater, wiretapping, fear-mongering, lies, economic ruination, class warfare, and bull-headedness.

Well said! If women can perform tasks to the level of proficiency required (shooting, flying, etc) there's no reason they shouldn't be allowed to serve. I know plenty of cowardly men and plenty of tough women.

32   Paralithodes   2010 Mar 1, 8:53pm  

"I am not name calling any one, but. to deprive anyone’s rights is not right, and I think personally its every women/men’s right to become a soldier and fight for her/his country."

You are certainly entitled to your personal opinion about what should or should not be a right. But just because you believe something should be a right does not make it one!

There is NO "right" to serve in the US Military. This is a Fact. As a famous statesman once said, Facts are stubborn things.

33   Done!   2010 Mar 2, 3:37am  

"Bunning, who is retiring at the end of this year, has said he doesn't oppose extending the programs; he just doesn't want to add to the deficit. Democrats argue that, because it is an emergency measure, the bill should not be subject to new rules requiring that legislation not expand the deficit."

"Democrats argue that, because it is an emergency measure, the bill should not be subject to new rules requiring that legislation not expand the deficit"?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

Oi!

34   Bap33   2010 Mar 2, 8:34am  

"Point to a war that America won without women in combat zones."
I did not say "zone", I said "role" (actually I said roll - and that was the wrong word - lol). Females should never, ever be in a combat role. As pointed out, neither should men who are soft, they too can serve in non-combat roles as I stated above. Same with old people and those with disablilities - a non-combat role that supports this nations defense should be available.

I disagree with grywlfbg, just being able to fly a plane or shoot a gun does not equate to being a warrior.

If you folks really feel women should be equal to men, then that means you should start demanding the mixing of women and men prisoners. Right? No? Well .. dang, now what?

35   Â¥   2010 Mar 2, 9:44am  

Paralithodes says

There is NO “right” to serve in the US Military. This is a Fact. As a famous statesman once said, Facts are stubborn things.

All discrimination has to pass the rational basis and middle-tier scrutiny of judicial review. All the glib bs you can dredge up doesn't remove the fact that all men (and women) are created equal and each has equal right to life, liberty, and independence.

It took over a century for the country to begin to ditch old social norms, and we've got a way to go thanks to the typical conservative backwardness in this area.

Not all combat jobs require intermixing of sexes such that segregation is generally more conducive to maintaining discipline and readiness -- the Air Force and Navy are full of these combat roles.

Men and women work in close proximity every day in civil life and we can modernize our military to work the same where it makes sense.

36   Paralithodes   2010 Mar 2, 9:59am  

Troy says

Paralithodes says


There is NO “right” to serve in the US Military. This is a Fact. As a famous statesman once said, Facts are stubborn things.

All discrimination has to pass the rational basis and middle-tier scrutiny of judicial review. All the glib bs you can dredge up doesn’t remove the fact that all men (and women) are created equal and each has equal right to life, liberty, and independence.
It took over a century for the country to begin to ditch old social norms, and we’ve got a way to go thanks to the typical conservative backwardness in this area.
Not all combat jobs require intermixing of sexes such that segregation is generally more conducive to maintaining discipline and readiness — the Air Force and Navy are full of these combat roles.
Men and women work in close proximity every day in civil life and we can modernize our military to work the same where it makes sense.

That is all well and good, but does not change the FACT that there is no "right" to serve in the US Military.

See Title 10 of the US Code, which governs all rules of the military. If you want a specific example, go to the policy on homosexuals (which should answer why Obama is powerless to change it without Congress taking action): TITLE 10 > Subtitle A > PART II > CHAPTER 37 > § 654

Item (a)(2) states, verbatim: "There is no constitutional right to serve in the armed forces. "

While the law on homosexuals serving may be changed, this clause will not likely be.

So when I claim there is no right to serve, I am not stating my opinion, I am simply stating, verbatim, what is currently the law of the land. If you think it should be changed, write your Rep or Senator and ask them to change the Constitution. Before you accuse people of "glib bs" by stating what is the law in response to someone claiming "rights" that do not exist, maybe a little more research would do you well.

37   Bap33   2010 Mar 2, 10:50am  

"modernizing" ??? who said that is a good idea when talking about personnel? Tools they use, yes. Who uses the tools, negative.

Still waiting for Barbie-the-ProgressiveLiberal to explaine why she supports segragated prisons.

38   Â¥   2010 Mar 2, 11:49am  

Paralithodes says

TITLE 10 > Subtitle A > PART II > CHAPTER 37 > § 654 Item (a)(2) states, verbatim: “There is no constitutional right to

LOL. It's a pretty sad day when even conservatives don't understand the basic structure of a constitutional republic, as the framers established for us. I would explain it to you but if you're so dense to bring up existing legislation in support of Constitutional theory then I really don't see the point.

Bap33 says

“modernizing” ??? who said that is a good idea when talking about personnel?

Conservatives fail to see that the past wasn't all that hot for many if not most people (compared to now) and progress requires losing the crap beliefs and norms that are outdated and held through inertia, racial bigotry, misogyny, religious idiocy, or what have you.

200 years from now I expect we'll be a lot more grown up about this topic. Whatevs. If conservatives want to alienate more than half the electorate for no good reason, more power to them.

39   Bap33   2010 Mar 2, 12:08pm  

my good man, most females agree with my view. Only progressiveLiberals want to erode our defense.

so, you are suggesting we intergrate prisons?

40   Paralithodes   2010 Mar 2, 12:08pm  

LOL. It’s a pretty sad day when even conservatives don’t understand the basic structure of a constitutional republic, as the framers established for us. I would explain it to you but if you’re so dense to bring up existing legislation in support of Constitutional theory then I really don’t see the point.

Someone earlier claimed there was a "right" to serve in the armed forces. I corrected them: this right does not exist. Are you saying that it does? Certainly as a conservative I'm too dense to understand anything, as are ALL conservatives down to the last NASCAR fan or blue collar/uneducated redneck (which of course we all are anyway), but given the high likelihood that some of your fellow liberals here have not read the Constitution, maybe you can explain it for them: If you have read it, that is?

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