Yesterday the U.S. House did something that it has never done in all of its years of existence. For an hour and a half, Representatives read the entire U.S. Constitution.
One would think it would have been uneventful—but that’s hoping for too much.
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This gated community has over 2,000 homesites, but what is really neat about it is that it has 2 championship golf courses, 14 tennis courts, a fitness center, walking trails and peaceful parks.
Part of the rights that women think that they are entitled to is sex without consequences. When they say a woman’s right to privacy means that they can kill an unborn child, what they are implying is that they want to have what they believe men have—the ability to have sex and not have the responsibility of the result of that physical intimacy.
To that end, the medical industry has sold them on the idea that pregnancy can be prevented, and if not prevented, halted, such as to enable women to have this ability.
Only, the medical industry is lying.
In the cyclical nature of Congress, the Republicans have again taken away delegates from American Territories rights to vote on the floor of the House of Representatives:
One of the first acts of the new Republican-controlled House is to take away the floor voting rights of six delegates representing areas such as the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Guam and American Samoa. [House Republicans End Floor Voting Rights for ‘Delegates’ from Puerto Rico, Guam, D.C. and Samoa]
Penny for your thoughts?
I can remember, as a kid, when I could get a gumball for a penny in the machine at the grocery store. Today, it’s a quarter.
