Robert Creamer, mouthpiece for sociocrats at Huffington Post (Obama media) who admits that Ted Nugent, board member of the NRA is an avid and intellectual speaker for Second Amendment rights. He will be among 100 relatives of victims of firearm violence emplaced by members of Congress – sponsored by Mayors Against Illegal Guns organization founded by Michael Bloomberg. Of course, the accolades end after the first paragraph as Creamer then quotes Ted Nugent over the past decades, mostly from Rolling Stone. He depicts him as a problem for republicans likening him to Todd Aiken who made the “legitimate rape” statement in 2012 election cycle.
Thank you for taking the time to contact me regarding your thoughts on federal gun control measures in light of the recent tragedy in Connecticut. A terrible and incomprehensible act of violence took place at Sandy Hook Elementary School. We are all deeply impacted by the horror of little children and brave adults being murdered. There are many serious issues that will need to be discussed and considered in the weeks and months to come. But right now, our primary concern should be for the families and the community of Newtown. At moments like this, America comes together to mourn and support one another. We will do so again in the coming days, and then search for answers on how to prevent such tragedies in the future As your Senator, I believe it is my primary responsibility to uphold the Constitution and the Second Amendment is no exception. I will continue to strongly support our Second Amendment rights.
The senator is sidestepping, he states he will “strongly support our Second Amendment rights” – but failed to provide what his vote will be concerning Feinstein’s bill. I called his office this morning and still received no definite answer of how he will vote. There should be no question. There is not one portion of Feinstein’s bill that is NOT against the Second Amendment, rights of lawful and mentally able citizens to keep and bear arms. If the law enforcement officers and government authorities can have semiautomatic weapons – so can lawful citizens. No compromise.
Back to California (Mexifornia) …
If you want to see what is going to happen in other areas, check out what Congressman Brad Sherman of California is presenting as a bill – to provide permanent documentation for 12 million illegal aliens, which is more likely 20 million. They do not know because they do not ensure that laws are enforced already on the books. Unions are pushing this because it would boost their membership, which has been dwindling after Americans have awakened to their agenda. California is and has been an economic mess because of this issue and their blanket welfare programs.
The GAO (Government Accounting Office) states that …
California’s criminal alien inmates have been arrested on an average of SEVEN times, and 25% of the 102,795 incarcerated illegals (a number which is sharply up) are imprisoned for drug offenses. The author of the article at the Sacramento Bee says the new numbers will help secure more federal reimbursement dollars …
California spends $34,000 for each prison inmate each year. Texas spends $12,000. The poverty line for a person in US is $10,890 per year, so California is spending three times more on those convicted of crimes than the poverty level of citizens. What is wrong with that picture? Especially when the Los Angeles County declared they were broke in January of 2011, spending $600 million for illegal children annually. There is an average of 40 illegal children in classrooms in Los Angeles County.
Illegal immigration costs U.S. taxpayers about $113 billion a year at the federal, state and local level… The annual outlay that illegal aliens cost U.S. taxpayers is an average amount per native-headed household of $1,117… Education for the children of illegal aliens constitutes the single largest cost to taxpayers, at an annual price tag of nearly $52 billion…
