14th amendment

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From Angelia:

By Cameron Clark

This is about to be the most unpopular opinion written on this blog since I revealed I would be voting for Barack Obama this November.

So, today Campfield says

Some people really hate the far left. Although they are wrong on so many issues I try never to hate. More, I feel sorry for their lack of knowledge. I guess their lack of a quality education, mixed with their unwillingness to learn, admit facts or law that may contradict what ever it is they want to do at that particular moment has held them back.

You would think that with Barack Obama becoming the Democrats' nominee for president that civil rights activists on the left would concede that we have finally arrived at a color-blind America. In reality, the emergence of Senator Obama has only brought about more discussion about race and the continued accusation of racism in America.

Because he’s apparently unaware of the 14th Amendment.

Aunt B takes to task those who favor denying birthright citizenship to the children of illegal immigrants. She contends that it is hypocritical to argue for strict constructionism on the one hand while ignoring what the 14th Amendment says on the other:

Aunt B. is not pleased with a resolution proposed by Rep.

Today, I was standing around flirting with a wee baby when I heard about something so stupid and evil I thought “This must be a mistake.  Surely, the man who is telling me about this has suffered a bump on the head right before I got here or is high on gasoline fumes from the auger he’s putting in the back of my car.”