To: bentway who wrote (839932 ) 3/2/2015 8:22:17 AM From: joseffy 1 RecommendationRecommended By
Respond to President "But"...Obama said , “We’re a nation of laws, but …” What came next is irrelevant, but for the record it was “we’re also respecting the fact that we’re a nation of immigrants.”but .” We’re either a nation of laws or we aren’t. And increasingly we aren’t.but .”but … When the president praises the United States (which is rare), he generally precedes or follows it with criticism. That’s not me talking; that is the New York Times.the Times wrote , “In fact, several of Mr. Obama’s most emphatic expressions of patriotism appear in close proximity to his critiques of America, a review of his speeches shows.”He wrote then Commissioner Kevin Martin that changes in rules “may pass the muster of a federal court, but Congress and the public have the right to review any specific proposal and decide whether or not it constitutes sound policy.” He also wrote that the FCC “has the responsibility to defend any new proposal in public discourse and debate.”but … When it comes to the government essentially seizing effective control of the Internet through the Orwellian-named “net-neutrality,” Obama sang a different tune. Actually, he didn’t sing, he remained publicly silent while working feverishly behind the scenes with progressive advocacy groups and campaign supporters to ensure their will was enacted without public input or knowledge. were able to get last-minute changes to them. Full Commentary
