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National Park Service – American Brown Shirts (updated 10oct13)

09 October 2013

George Rebane

It will be harder than ever for our progressive neighbors to deny that platoons of federal agency workers are just a phone call away from reverting to local units of government goons. Recall that these people are in jobs of last resort, they would not be hired by anyone in the private sector. They are utterly loyal to the only hand that will feed them. And the beast reveals itself more with every passing month and opportunity.

Of all the reports coming in about the conduct of federal agencies during this government shutdown, this editorial in the forthcoming Weekly Standard is most revealing of what we are really dealing with. “No surprise then that one park ranger explained to the Washington Times last week, ‘We’ve been told to make life as difficult for people as we can.’ ” (and more here)

The first question that comes to mind is ‘who did the telling?’ But my more urgent question is ‘Where in hell are the local county sheriffs when the federal government straps on their brown shirts and jack boots?’

[10oct13 update] Congressman Tom McClintock made these remarks on the floor of the House yesterday about "the deliberate decision by the Administration to amplify the public’s suffering and inconvenience during this stalemate.

This government has gone through 18 shutdowns in the last 37 years but NEVER has a President barricaded open air venues like national memorials. Indeed, he has gone so far as to forbid the use of turnouts on public roads that offer passersby distant views of Mt. Rushmore and Yosemite. He has ordered people out of their own homes or ordered businesses to close just because they lease their land from the federal government. He has even tried to close the Atlantic Ocean to Florida fishermen.

In the past, Presidents have done everything they could to minimize the impacts of shutdowns; this President is going to ridiculous extremes to maximize the suffering that people must endure. On park ranger told a reporter, 'We’ve been told to make life as difficult for people as we can. It’s disgusting.'"

Posted in Agenda 21, Current Affairs, Our Country, We the iSheeple

77 responses to “National Park Service – American Brown Shirts (updated 10oct13)”

fish

10 October 2013

Sorry George…completely off topic but simply too good to pass up…..
http://www.weeklystandard.com/blogs/nyt-editor-krugmans-column-our-biggest-nightmare_762373.html

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Walt

10 October 2013

Libs are going to be hard pressed to keep blaming the Right for this attack
on the general public. ( This is “O” and Co. all they way)
The only people really happy about this, is the enviro gang that has always wanted people forbidden from setting foot on “nature’s beauty”.
Be careful of what you wish for. Now it applies to you.
The Prius and Subaru are not your “pass ” through the gates.
If your not a FED employee, the parks are not yours to see anymore.
They have it all to themselves now.
We all know of the people that set up camp for weeks at a time on FED land, and it’s usually not a pretty sight. Has “the man” gone out of his way (this time) to send them packing?

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Todd Juvinall

10 October 2013

When I was elected County Supervisor, one of my first acts was firing a man from EH who had been abusing people he was regulating. His power went to his head. Luckily he was not vested yet and could be fired for cause. The problem we have is the civil service/union agreements with wimp ass elected officials that make it almost impossible to fire these slime buckets who treat the citizens as if they were serfs. We have to over haul Civil Service and we need to disallow public unions.

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Walt

10 October 2013

Hear about the founder of Yubanet?
He was supposed to be locked up till Holder’s boys
showed up.(immigration hold) According to the arrest log, he is no longer in custody.
I guess the new Ca. sanctuary law is working as intended.
I find it hard to believe that ICE would spend those FED bucks to haul him away,
especially with the great government shut down and all. There are too may free citizens that may try and trod on publi … I mean Government property.
Gotta keep those priorities straight.

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fish

10 October 2013

Two Bucks for a day pass to the Union?!?! NOT BLOODY LIKELY!

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Walt

10 October 2013

I didn’t bite either Fish.
I stand corrected. Still in the slammer.(apparently) I was looking at the wrong ” N ” from a different arrest…. My bad..
FUSSHOELLER, PASCALE MATHILDE 51 6/26/1962 F B13012855 10/8/2013 11:05 PM Y NEVADA CITY, CA EDITOR
Chg #
Agency
Officer
Agency Case
Arrest Location
Statute
Statute Description
Bail
Court Case #
Type
1 CHP- GV 13002 CHP N BLOOMFIELD RD @ 49 529 FALSE PERSONATE:SPEC CIRC $10,000.00 F
2 CHP- GV 13002 CHP N BLOOMFIELD RD @ 49 31 GIVE FALSE INFO TO PO $331.25 M
3 CHP- GV 13002 CHP N BLOOMFIELD RD @ 49 148(A) OBSTRUCT/RESIST PUBLIC OFFICER $750.00 M
4 CHP- GV 13002 CHP N BLOOMFIELD RD @ 49 12500(A) LICENSE REQUIREMENTS $331.25 M
http://reports.nevcounty.net/SheriffExternal/rdPage.aspx?rdReport=JailMediaReport&dtInmateInformation-PageNr=1

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Paul Emery

10 October 2013

George
Perhaps I missed it but I found no reference to the Weekly Standard in the “this editorial ” link you cited . Instead it goes to something called Red
State, hardly a credible journalistic source. Can you help me on this?

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Scott Obermuller

10 October 2013

I just clicked on the hyper-linked ‘this editorial’ and it took me to the Weekly Standard. Or you can Google ‘Weekly Standard’ and get there that way. Red State is not credible, Paul? Or do they have opinions you do not share? That’s not a definition of ‘not credible’. Our president is an example of ‘not credible’.

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Gregory

10 October 2013

Paul, you missed it.
Then there’s the API story as carried in the arguably Democratic Washington Post:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/travel/tour-guide-complains-of-gestapo-tactics-by-yellowstone-rangers-when-park-closed/2013/10/09/75881eba-3122-11e3-ad00-ec4c6b31cbed_story.html

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Gregory

10 October 2013

The new National Park Service motto:
“We’re not happy until you’re not happy!”

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fish

10 October 2013

Perhaps I missed it but I found no reference to the Weekly Standard in the “this editorial ” link you cited .
Perhaps I missed it but you never responded yesterday when I inquired of you if you were okay with the employees of a government organization with a direct line to the president treating US citizens in the way now being widely reported?

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Michael Anderson

10 October 2013

Apparently fish is having a hard time getting an answer to a question from yesterday: “Perhaps I missed it but you never responded yesterday when I inquired of you if you were okay with the employees of a government organization with a direct line to the president treating US citizens in the way now being widely reported?”
Oooh, oooh, pick me, pick me!
First, a direct line? Still waiting for proof that this is so.
But besides that, in the chess game that is ongoing, this is rooks and bishops doin’ the nasty.
And yes, I am OK with it.

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Walt

10 October 2013

In the cobalt blue refuge known as S.F. is getting a taste of private business
getting hosed and threatened. The Cliff house was forced to close.
Now that the real fact that “O” and Co. are behind these so-called fiscal shut downs, the natives are getting restless.
Yes, even true blue LIBS can see just who is behind this. It was just good sport
to climb on the band wagon and point the finger at Conservatives. That was before
what was going on, had no effect on them. NOW that it’s biting them in the butt,
they are going after the real source. Nancy P. and Dirty Harry.
You need to dig through S.F. gate to see that. No way will The Cron. come out and say it. ( but the readers are)

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George Rebane

10 October 2013

PaulE 1244pm – You did miss it. ‘this editorial’ goes to the Weekly Standard, and ‘more here’ goes to Red State.

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Russ Steele

10 October 2013

Ellen and I were in Wash DC the last part of September to visit friends, the Arlington National Cemetery and Great Falls on the Potomac, but we escaped to Delaware before the Great Closing was enforced by the National Park Thugs.
We cheering when the WWII Vet crashed through the barriers at their memorial, and visitor to Mt Rushmore picked up the highway cones blocking the over looks and threw then into the canyon. From photos being posted on Facebook and Twitter there is more civil disobedience underway across the nation. There is a rumbling rolling across the nation and I think that the our Community Organizers in Residence is going to regret his thuggery. The Park Police and the National Park Rangers thuggery will become the indelible signature of this shut down.
Here are some thought on the issue from the Diplomad who served Reagan and Clinton in past shutdowns and has some experience with how these past leaders handled the situation, and his is not impressed with the current Community Organizer residing in the White House.
This man [Obama] is just a practitioner of community organizer thuggery. As I have written before and others, too, the most blatant example of this thuggery, one not even the MSM can ignore, has been the use and abuse of the National Park police to terrorize and threaten Americans to stay away from the parks and monuments which the American people have paid to maintain. There are, of course, many other examples: his use of the ATF to arm Mexican gangs to give law abiding American gun owners a bad rap; the use of the IRS to crush political dissent; the use of the NSA to eavesdrop on American citizens; and now the Obamacare fiasco to grab control of health care and the infinite amount of sensitive data associated with it. The Park police abuse, however, remains the one that will be the iconic feature of this absurd “shutdown.”
I am, as written above, in total agreement with the Diplomad.

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Paul Emery

10 October 2013

Got it Thanks

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Walt

10 October 2013

Leave it to LIB news to point to the real reason. ( at least in his mind.)
MSNBC host Chris Hayes thinks he’s got it figured out.
It’s not Obama’s unwillingness to negotiate. It’s not the Democrat’s unwillingness to cut spending.
It’s the Constitution’s fault that we are having stalemates and shutdowns.
“The political disfunction that has brought about the shutdown and now threatens default, isn’t so much gridlock. It is exposing the fatal flaw in our Constitution and highly distinct system of government. In other words, it’s the Constitution’s fault. Something truly catastrophic was bound to happen sooner or later.”
I recall “O” having the same opinion of that sheep skin. How dare a document over 200 years old dictate just what government can and can’t do.
It’s just SO much easier to be a dictator.
“O” has his chance to use those “dictator” powers right now. HE can give the order to give our dead heros what they and their families are owed.
HE can order public property returned to the public.
But NOPE… THIS dictator wants pain and misery upon his subjects.

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fish

10 October 2013

First, a direct line? Still waiting for proof that this is so.
But besides that, in the chess game that is ongoing, this is rooks and bishops doin’ the nasty.
And yes, I am OK with it.
I thought Michael hated bullies and thuggish behavior regardless of origin? Oh well it’s Thursday….. maybe your stance has changed since our last serious exchange.
Direct line: USPS employees>USPS line level management>Jonathan Jarvis (Agency Executive-Director of US Park Service )>Dept. of the Interior, Sally Jewell – United States Secretary of the Interior and member of the presidents cabinet.

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fish

10 October 2013

Still no answer Paul?

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Gregory

10 October 2013

“Mr. Ness, I do not approve of your methods.”
“Yeah? Well, you’re not from Chicago”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAM2Q7Sqlbk
One of the more memorable scenes from The Untouchables. Connery and Costner were well cast.
It should be noted that Jarvis and Jewell are both Presidential appointees and can be expected to know which side of the bread is buttered, and we have the question, are you “okay with [executive branch employees] treating US citizens in the way now being widely reported?”.
Michael Anderson replies “yes, I am OK with it.”
How far would Anderson go with it? This is just one step short of police state tactics against citizens who have done absolutely nothing wrong, and some would say it’s already over that line. Here’s the Associated Press/Washington Post story on the Gestapo like tactics in Yellowstone:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/travel/tour-guide-complains-of-gestapo-tactics-by-yellowstone-rangers-when-park-closed/2013/10/09/75881eba-3122-11e3-ad00-ec4c6b31cbed_story.html
Folks paid money to get in. Sounds like a clear breach of contract case to me.

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Walt

10 October 2013

You know what they say Gregory,, ” you can lead a mule to water, but good luck making it drink.”

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Michael Anderson

10 October 2013

Sorry fish, maybe I’m just too dense. Your direct line example seems to me like a lot of people in between President Obama and boots on the ground.
But whatever, I totally agree that bullies and thuggish behavior is the wrong way to be in the world. But some people choose it, and I call them on it, as do you, and then we see where it gets us. We’re not going to stop it, so yes, I am OK with it. I just wish people would choose a higher path, including myself. But I can’t change the world and nor can you.
I am absolutely positively sure you understand what I am saying here, fish.
As for Greg, your Blanche DuBois interpretation is less than satisfying. I would take acting classes if this is where you are headed, though as my father told me in 1972, “if you want a career in classical acting you’d best move to a First World country where such a thing is appreciated, such as the UK or Germany.”
But I guess since you are post-career, maybe acting will be a hobby for you? OK, that’s fine, but please try to avoid the melodrama. If what you want is ersatz Comedy Club, then say so. You are doing C-level work so far, but I know you can improve with time. You seem like a go-getter.

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Paul Emery

10 October 2013

Try to put a smiley on this from WSJ:
Americans blamed Republicans over President Barack Obama for the shutdown by a margin of 22 percentage points, with 53 percent saying the GOP deserved more blame, and 31 percent saying Obama did. Approval ratings for the Republican Party and the tea party were at 24 percent and 21 percent respectively — both record lows as measured by NBC/WSJ.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/10/10/poll-republican-shutdown_n_4080942.html

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Paul Emery

10 October 2013

More from the same:
“That is an ideological boomerang,” Bill McInturff, the GOP pollster who conducts the NBC/WSJ poll along with Democratic pollster Peter Hart, told NBC. “As the debate has been going on, if there is a break, there is a break against the Republican position.”

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George Rebane

10 October 2013

Perusing the above comments, I note that our left leaning readers either avoid or approve of the administration’s thuggery across the nation during the shutdown. They would rather speak about poll numbers. As far as their tending toward autocracy, as has long been argued here, that is about the expected response.

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Todd Juvinall

10 October 2013

Here is the poll cited by PaulE. It is pure crap. George check it out and review the stats and see if you agree with me or PaulE.
http://msnbcmedia.msn.com/i/MSNBC/Sections/A_Politics/_Today_Stories_Teases/Oct_poll.pdf

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Michael Anderson

10 October 2013

Paul, it is very clear that the “break is against the Republican position.” This is why they are going with Plan 7, which is to put off the debt ceiling debate until just before Thanksgiving Day, hoping against hope that Grandma will wag her finger and get the recalcitrant children to finally mind their manners.
That’s actually at the root of the problem. The #tea-cock-us faction actually live in a different time zone, circa 1952, and they represent only a handful of census blocks in extremely red states. The Gang of 40 is about to be squashed in a very unpleasant display of partisan politics. Kind of like one of those old David Letterman shows where they tossed watermelons and other juicy gourds off of high buildings. SPLAT!!!
It’s funny that this new deal will still keep the gov’t closed, which is actually where these dumb asses are losing the public’s sympathy. Just an amazing level of ass-whipery. But I do agree that this is a fatal flaw of the constitution, and it remains to be seen if the middle can hold.
If I were President Obama, I would identify the top ten census blocks of voters who support holding the debt ceiling hostage, and I would “gently suggest” that people contact these voters personally and help them get a grip on how the 21st century is going to work. Yep, that’s how it goes “Chicago-style.”
Now, to be clear, I think it is great that the stupid Republican Party, finally followed by idiot Boehner, are now expanding their negotiation demands to Just About Everything. Taking PPACA off the table was a necessary first step, but the walkback will not be be that easy.
If you are holding the debt ceiling–and opening back up the gov’t–hostage to just general debt and deficit issues, you are gonna be in the weeds. The American people will not stand for it.
So, in summary, an extremely small number of voters in completely unimportant and gerrymandered congressional districts, in counties mostly in the south that have less influence on the cutting edge of 21st century progress that many Second and even Third World countries, managed to lock up the largest and most successful economy in the history of the planet.
I am actively researching these recalcitrant census blocks to find out how to take out their bishops and take their rooks. In the meantime, please be aware dear readers of RR that you are up against Hollywood and the Silly Clone Valley, where enormous amounts of money are produced on a daily basis. Your hilarious protests are treated with great comedy in the Sand Hill Road Halls of Money, so you will either continue to be museum pieces, or you can move to Idaho and form a compound to satisfy your inner demons.
Your choice.

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Michael Anderson

10 October 2013

Oh for god’s sake Todd, why would you send us this link?
As of today, according to your citation, President Obama is at 26% of “Very Positive” approval. The Republican Party is at 7% of “Very Positive.”
Why would you publish such damning evidence that is exactly opposite of your position??
Sorry, I just don’t get it. I know you like to “hate the libs” but this is just getting silly. Please, help me out here…

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Scott Obermuller

10 October 2013

Questions for Michael A – If the govt is ‘shut down’ – whence the money to dispatch folks to arrange orange cones to block off areas that are legal and safe for citizens to view Mt Rushmore from public roads? Why were WWII vets blocked from public areas, while illegal aliens were allowed to have their party on the same grounds? And I see that you view folks who have the distinction of being uber-wealthy as being your approved arbitors of what is right and proper. My, the left has come a long way from the 60’s. When the dark skinned poor are dragging Mr Anderson off to the gallows, it will make an amusing audio with his plaints of “wait – I’m one of you!”.

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Paul Emery

10 October 2013

George
My role in this is to be an observer. What I see is a colossal mistake on the part of the Repubs and the decline on what was at one time an essential balance factor in our one party system. At this point it seems to be a rout with big business and the majority of the population going for the Dems. The Palace Rebellion is essentially over.

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Michael Anderson

10 October 2013

BTW Todd, one last thing. Your art project at Burning Man this year did not meet the final MOOP criteria.
Your “TSA Todd Ball Sack Extravaganza!” was met with varied reviews, but apparently you did not clean up after yourself either, which is really not OK.
Here is the link, you can see for yourself: http://blog.burningman.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/MOOP-MAP-2013_DAY-1_3500w.gif
Your project was located at Camp Questionmark, at the corner of 2:00 o’clock and John Frum. Next year I hope you will be able to do better, to clean up your mess.
I’ve been doing this Burning Man thing for many years so please let me know how I can help. Thanks Todd, your cooperation is much appreciated.

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Michael Anderson

10 October 2013

Regarding Scott’s fever dream: “When the dark skinned poor are dragging Mr Anderson off to the gallows, it will make an amusing audio with his plaints of ‘wait – I’m one of you!’.”
Scott, get professional help. Immediately. You are not in touch with the real world. Seriously.

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Todd Juvinall

11 October 2013

What is Burning Man? Is that a gathering of MichaelA’s relatives?. Is that a pagan gathering of Druid wannabees with a bit of human SACRIFICE thrown in? Sounds like it.
Please supply a link to you 7% allegation. I am unaware of your source.

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Gregory

11 October 2013

Burning Man is an imitation Bohemian Grove that bored and frustrated middle class white people (who lack the status they crave) can buy into to give their lives meaning; an escape they can look forward to the other 51 weeks of the year.
At least the Grovers have a spot that looks like the Forest Moon of Endor, not the bottom of a barbecue pit.

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George Rebane

11 October 2013

re poll in ToddJ’s 901pm – Interesting how they managed to skew the sample of respondents so much more heavily for Obama voters than actually voted for him in the 2012 election. And about 16% work for all levels of government, yet their sample had 20% so employed. I suppose the remarkable thing about the poll is that with such a skewed sample, still so many disapproved of Obama’s job performance and Obamacare.
And I would make a considerable bet that 9 out of 10 respondents have no idea what the basic tenets of the Tea Party are.

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Paul Emery

11 October 2013

George
Todd is not one to look at for poll insights. Remember he was a devotee of some weird poll in the last election (unskewed poll or something like that) that was 13% off the mark. The WSJ poll is legitimate and was right on the money in the last election with Obama by 2.5. WSJ also reflects the views of big business and Wall Street and are lining for a frontal attack on the Tea Party which does not reflect their interests. They hate any kind of Populist movement which the TP’s certainly are and will be in the future. When they start pulling their dough from the Pubs the roof will cave in. In my view the party will split into the party of big business (Republicans) and the Tea Party. It will create havoc for the Repubs in the next election but might serve the greater purpose of creating diversity in the future. Of course the Pubs and Dems control the Presidential debates so good luck on being invited to the big show.

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fish

11 October 2013

The Palace Rebellion is essentially over…..
It would seem that you’re correct Paul…..Orange Julius apparently just knelt before the president. Quite the cheap suit is he!

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Todd Juvinall

11 October 2013

Thanks George for the analysis. It appears there is quite a bias in the poll. PaulE does not agree as usual.

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Paul Emery

11 October 2013

More from Politico on how the Republican Party may become road kill due to the Tea Party.
“But the industry feels powerless when it comes to dealing with some members of the tea party, who are immune from one of Wall Street’s most potent tools: campaign donations.
“The extreme radicals are going to get reelected because they come from districts where they don’t need to raise that much money,” said Greg Valliere, chief political strategist of the Potomac Research Group. “This new tea party movement is not particularly pro-business. They certainly are not pro-Wall Street and pro-big banks. That is a new strain in the Republican party that worries many on Wall Street.”
Read more: http://www.politico.com/story/2013/10/government-shutdown-wall-street-tea-party-97734.html#ixzz2hQqdFXEE

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Todd Juvinall

11 October 2013

The left and their polling compatriots are apoplectic in the desire to show the T’s are to blame and now possibly going to lose the House. Then we have another set of polls that are showing the democrats may lose the Senate. Guess what the lamestream press sends out to those skulls full of oatmeal? Not this one.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/10/06/gop-house-2014-polls_n_4050686.html

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Todd Juvinall

11 October 2013

Oops, my link was oone of the hysterical dem polls. Here is the one on the Senate.
Well, now I went back to get the link on Reid and the democrats losing the Senate and it is nowhere to be found. Hmmm.

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Paul Emery

11 October 2013

Yeah Todd
You can’t trust those hysterical Dem Polls but you can trust Unskewed Polls right?

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Todd Juvinall

11 October 2013

Right.

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Paul Emery

11 October 2013

Todd
Can you refresh our readers about the accuracy of Unskewed in the last election?

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Michael Anderson

11 October 2013

Greg stuck his finger up his bum and found a plum: “Burning Man is an imitation Bohemian Grove that bored and frustrated middle class white people (who lack the status they crave) can buy into to give their lives meaning; an escape they can look forward to the other 51 weeks of the year.”
Jealousy will get you nowhere, Greg. Sheesh, what a grouch.

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Gregory

11 October 2013

Looks like I hit the bullseye. Thanks for letting all know, Mike.

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Walt

11 October 2013

Ahhhh…. The all knowing poll. One recent one sticks out.
There is this state call Colorado. Maybe some have heard of it?
The polls “said”,, at least one seat was more than safe. The LIBS ran with it.
Later, the same poll outfit took another and that poll said the LIB was done.
THAT poll wasn’t released because it didn’t fit their agenda, and “it just couldn’t be correct”.. This was Blue territory it HAD t be wrong. The polling Co. buried it deep. ” Things are just fine,, your seats are safe!”
Then,, election night hits. It seems the LIBS got the “poll” shoved where the Sun didn’t shine.
These polling joints do exist. I’m one of the few that actually got called.
To the headline question, they ask you about 10 to 15 other questions.
Then there was the problem in the past where one particular polling Co. got strong armed by Holder and the boys, and an inquirery by the IRS. “Their poll”
didn’t make “O” and the DEMS look good. Some may remember that.
Bottom line,, don’t trust a LIB with “poll results”. Manipulation of the findings is the new game in town.

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Walt

11 October 2013

The birdcage liner printed in Sac.
now has printed the “illegle of Yubanet” story.
http://www.sacbee.com/2013/10/11/5814044/well-known-web-editor-faces-possible.html
Speaking of The Bee, in good LIB fashion, they jumped on the anti Tea Party
story. ( front page of course)
The GOP fails to understand that most of their donations came from “the little guy”. Well,, the little guy is no longer going to send the donations to the GOP.
It’s Tea Party bound these days.

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Gregory

11 October 2013

Off topic breaking news… Brown vetoed the worst of the gun bills on his desk.
http://gov.ca.gov/docs/SB_374_2013_Veto_Message.pdf
Also vetoed
AB 169 by Assemblymember Roger Dickinson (D-Sacramento) – Unsafe handguns. A veto message can be found here.
• AB 180 by Assemblymember Rob Bonta (D-Alameda) – Registration and licensing of firearms: City of Oakland. A veto message can be found here
• SB 299 by Senator Mark DeSaulnier (D-Concord) – Firearms: lost or stolen: reports.
• SB 475 by Senator Mark Leno (D-San Francisco) – Agricultural District 1-A: firearm sales at the Cow Palace. A veto message can be found here.
• SB 567 by Senator Hannah-Beth Jackson (D-Santa Barbara) – Firearms: shotguns. A veto message can be found here.
• SB 755 by Senator Lois Wolk (D-Davis) – Firearms: prohibited persons. A veto message can be found here.
The signed legislation is
• AB 48 by Assemblymember Nancy Skinner (D-Berkeley) – Firearms: large-capacity magazines.
• AB 170 by Assemblymember Steven Bradford (D-Gardena) – Assault weapons and .50 BMG rifles.
• AB 231 by Assemblymember Philip Y. Ting (D-San Francisco) – Firearms: criminal storage.
• AB 500 by Assemblymember Tom Ammiano (D-San Francisco) – Firearms.
• AB 538 by Assemblymember Richard Pan (D-Sacramento) – Firearms.
• AB 539 by Assemblymember Richard Pan (D-Sacramento) – Firearm possession: prohibitions: transfer to licensed dealer.
• AB 711 by Assemblymember Anthony Rendon (D-Lakewood) – Hunting: nonlead ammunition. A signing message can be found here.
• AB 1131 by Assemblymember Nancy Skinner (D-Berkeley) – Firearms.
• SB 127 by Senator Ted Gaines (R-Rocklin) – Firearms: mentally disordered persons.
• SB 363 by Senator Roderick D. Wright (D-Los Angeles) – Firearms: criminal storage: unsafe handguns: fees.
• SB 683 by Senator Marty Block (D-San Diego) – Firearms: firearm safety certificate.
The announcement with hotlinks to issued signing or veto messages is here:
http://gov.ca.gov/news.php?id=18265

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George Rebane

11 October 2013

Gregory 122pm – thanks Greg, the vindication that our government fears armed citizens continues to roll in.

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