“If school children are screened for mental illness problems, this presumably will lead more medical doctors to put more students on more pills,” he said. “I would predict then the outcome of more school screenings for mental illness will be more mass killings . . .”
[Paul] spoke at length about the need to home in on spending and debt as the country’s chief challenges. His remarks on the debt ceiling put him squarely on the conservative, confrontational side of the GOP’s internal debate . . .
‘The Ehrlichs question whether reducing the population can be accomplished given “great social and psychological barriers” that, they say, are facing us — including religion.’ Those darned bitter clingers!
This controversial tactic would allow him to change the Senate rules with a simple majority vote.
Should Government Tell You What to do with Your Property? Let your voice be heard.
The technique, put to use by American soldiers in 2003, was reported to have been first used on American soldiers during the Korean War in the early 1950s.
These are people who will not recognize it when they screw up, and will treat as enemies anyone who tells them they are doing that. And that is how things like Vietnam get repeated.
This comes on the heels of Sunday’s report in the Washington Free Beacon (WFB) that the head of Central Command, Marine Corps Gen. James Mattis is being dismissed by Obama and will leave his post in March.
The 2013 Presidential Inauguration was disturbing on a number of different levels, not the least of which was the almost overt religious theme. See that here along with a video of prolife protester in a tree.
Despite all the “well-meaning” advice from disaffected former GOP leaders and an unloving media, Republicans should honor their conservative party platform.