Basically, it will be a felony for any Congressional candidate (for example) to accept campaign contributions money from outside his or her Congressional district. Similarly Senatorial candidates may not accept money from outside their state. And, possibly most important, Presidential candidates may not accept money from outside the United States.
Source: A Not-So-Modest Proposal, by L. Neil Smith
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I like this idea!!!
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Food freedom flourishes in states where government regulators simply get out of the way. The proof is in the pudding – the and cakes and the bread and the raw milk.
According to a recent Forbes article, hundreds of local business have sprouted up across three states that have passed food freedom laws in recent years without a single report of foodborne illness.
Food freedom laws exempt small food producing businesses from onerous regulations and licensing requirements. These businesses can sell directly to the consumer from a home, farm or ranch, as well as at farmers’ markets and roadside stands.
Wyoming enacted the first such law in 2015. The expansive law even allows poultry farmers with fewer than 1,000 birds to sell chicken and turkey, along with products made from their birds. It also authorizes the sale of raw milk, rabbit meat and most farm-raised fish.
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Let’s get the Gooferment out of the way and we’ll all be better off!
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Black vultures are multiplying in Kentucky, and their greater numbers have made them more desperate for food – even if it’s alive
Source: Kentucky black vulture damage: Protected birds are terrorizing farms
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More Gooferment stupidity!
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When President Trump proposed a barrier along the southern border with Mexico, a Tohono O’odham elder famously declared that the tribe did not understand the concept, having no word for “wall” in their native language.
Source: How a Native American reservation got ensnared in border crisis
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Sorry, I feel bad what happened to your people, but you lost. Yes the “great white father lied”; but he’s lied to us “white folk” too. Reference social security . Unfortunately “might makes right”.
“Violence, naked force, has settled more issues in history than has any other factor, and the contrary opinion is wishful thinking at its worst. Breeds that forget this basic truth have always paid for it with their lives and their freedoms”
― Robert A. Heinlein, Starship Troopers
The issue us settled. Sad as it is, it’s over.
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Despite his nonchalance immediately after the fact, Simmons admitted that ‘I do feel like a hero’ and said he’s ‘still kind of shocked right now myself that all this has happened.’
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Chick-fil-A stories always disprove the narrative that these are hate-filled people.
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Nonprofit hospitals pay virtually no local, state or federal income tax. In return, they provide community benefits, including charity care to low-income patients. In Memphis, Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare has brought 8,300 lawsuits for unpaid medical bills in just five years.
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There should be no such thing as a “non-profit”. Profits are the “traffic signals” of the “invisible hand” of a truly free market.
NO MARGIN = NO MISSION.
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2019-Jun-28
Anyone else find that they can “predict” the future, but are powerless to change it.
I call it the “Delphic Oracle” problem.
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The Delphic Oracle was the most influential religious site in the ancient Greek world. Speaking from a tripod in a crypt under the temple of Apollo at Delphi, the priestess called the Pythia acted as a medium for the god, and spoke the divine prophecies while in a state of trance or possession.
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When people ask the Oracle a question, they got a cryptic answer and the heard what the wanted.
Sometimes when people pose a “problem” to me, I give them my best answer. And then they go off and do what they want.
Often, I can foresee the consequences of choices — no great skill to “foresee” a disaster from an “obviously” bad choice — but it’s frustrating that you can’t prevent the disaster.
Argh!
Maybe the solution is to just stop “advising” or “predicting” and just say “no opinion” or some other weasel words or platitudes.
Argh!
“Hmmm, that’s an interesting question, or situation, what do you think is the best course of action?”
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Right to Choose Communications Services Provider” ordinance (also known as Article 52) that hinders a payola scheme cooked up between big cable companies like Comcast and landlords. In just a few short years since its enactment, a great number of apartments in San Francisco have at least four options for broadband service, including affordable gigabit fiber service. Fearing that other cities would follow suit, a whole range of associations and corporations that represent landlords and the cable industry pushed the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) hard to block these local efforts. For a federal agency tasked with promoting competition, it shouldn’t be a close call to simply ignore these groups. But that is not what the FCC plans to do next month.
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“Regulatory capture”.
The FCC should be abolished. Along with all the other unconstitutional parts of the “regulatory deep state”.
Argh!
If the Pepuls Republik of Kaliforkneeah was serious about states rights, then CAL-EXIT would be done by know.
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Here we go again: Another scandal involving a state-funded entity hoarding a secret stockpile of money. This time, an investigation by California State Auditor Elaine Howle discovered $1.5 billion in surplus funds hidden in outside accounts controlled by the California State University system.
Source: CSU’s secret surplus: Time for accountability | The Sacramento Bee
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More evidence that the Gooferment is immoral, ineffective, and inefficient. As well as untrustworthy.
Why do we have Gooferment Skrules at ANY level?
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Democrats in a House agriculture subcommittee lashed out at a retired millionaire who applied for and received food stamps in an effort to prove that eligibility for the government benefits in his home state of Minnesota were too lax and could be easily exploited.
Source: Democrats Lash Out at Millionaire Food-Stamp Whistleblower
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Sure, you’d think they would say “thanks; we’ll fix it immediately”!
Gooferment is immoral, ineffective, and inefficient. As well as untrustworthy.
Argh!
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