Reuters: Two Texas politicians, Texas Governor Greg Abbott and Lieutenant GovernorAnyone trust these tough on terrorist Repubicans that can't even keep a secret or follow instructions?
Dan Patrick, made public details of an investigation into a terrorism suspect while it was still in progress, potentially jeopardizing the inquiry, three sources familiar with the matter said on Friday.
It's clear both Abbott and Patrick both pose a security threat to law enforcement going after terrorists.Abbott and Patrick released details from documents that were still under court seal, the sources said. A spokesman for Governor Abbott had no immediate comment. Patrick's office was not available for comment ... both Republicans and their party has been fiercely resisting Democratic President Barack Obama's plan to allow 10,000 Syrian refugees into the country over the next year, arguing that they pose a security risk to the United States.
Abbott is an especially dangerous right wing zealot who just proposed a constitutional convention that would result in states being able to ignore the federal government and overturn Supreme Court decisions. Take a look, it's a secessionists wet dream and recipe for absolute nationwide chaos:
Common Cause has written about the consequences of a balanced budget amendment and the whole idea of a constitutional conventions, check it out.
The sovereign debt crisis will be so much more fun than any balance budget amendment could ever be.
ReplyDeleteSilly libtards don't have any clue how an economy grows and why it crashes.
The solution is to pull all safety net programs and government services, forcing you and every American to slip into a Dickensian like future.
ReplyDeleteOnly in your fantasy land does a country grow larger and the government get smaller, leaving individuals to fend for themselves. You really haven't seen many of the dystopian films released over the last 4 decades? They're only fiction...until they're not.
Dragging people who can't think beyond today into the future is impossible unfortunately. What that means for the next generation is anybody's guess.