Comments on: Where is the Law? http://www.lehighvalleyconservative.com/where-is-the-law/ Wed, 08 Feb 2012 07:25:37 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.2 By: The Outsider http://www.lehighvalleyconservative.com/where-is-the-law/#comment-1868 The Outsider Mon, 15 Mar 2010 00:07:12 +0000 http://www.lehighvalleyconservative.com/where-is-the-law/#comment-1868 I was surprised that Sestak had the nerve to mention his WH deal to the media. The only media that will mention it is the local media and Fox, other than the conservative blogsites. The WH may make him a deal he won't dare refuse just to keep him quiet. Sestak will probably change his story since it is too late to deny a deal was made for his backing out of the primary. After all, Sestak is a dem and he has to be a dirtbag to fit in the party. I'm also surprised at Bart Stupak hanging on to his morals. That seems to be detrimental for one's position in life and career limiting, (if not ending), to refuse to tow the far left party line. Remember Jim Traficant? Then there was Ron Brown, Vincent Foster...etc...etc! The Democrat leadership seems to be..uh..well, shall we say..mob like! I was surprised that Sestak had the nerve to mention his WH deal to the media. The only media that will mention it is the local media and Fox, other than the conservative blogsites. The WH may make him a deal he won’t dare refuse just to keep him quiet. Sestak will probably change his story since it is too late to deny a deal was made for his backing out of the primary. After all, Sestak is a dem and he has to be a dirtbag to fit in the party. I’m also surprised at Bart Stupak hanging on to his morals. That seems to be detrimental for one’s position in life and career limiting, (if not ending), to refuse to tow the far left party line. Remember Jim Traficant? Then there was Ron Brown, Vincent Foster…etc…etc! The Democrat leadership seems to be..uh..well, shall we say..mob like!

]]> By: Carner York http://www.lehighvalleyconservative.com/where-is-the-law/#comment-1867 Carner York Sun, 14 Mar 2010 17:41:39 +0000 http://www.lehighvalleyconservative.com/where-is-the-law/#comment-1867 We're going to see what's left of constitutional authority if Obamacare passes. There are bound to be (or there had damned well better be) constitutional challenges to the mandating of health care coverage. I have spent the past 6-months arguing with libs over Obamacare. It is astounding how much trust they place in government and how little they know about the free market. Liberal academia and the MSM certainly have made their mark. On another front. Interesting to see if anything comes of the alleged WH offer to Sestak for a job if he got out of the race against Specter. We’re going to see what’s left of constitutional authority if Obamacare passes. There are bound to be (or there had damned well better be) constitutional challenges to the mandating of health care coverage. I have spent the past 6-months arguing with libs over Obamacare. It is astounding how much trust they place in government and how little they know about the free market. Liberal academia and the MSM certainly have made their mark.

On another front. Interesting to see if anything comes of the alleged WH offer to Sestak for a job if he got out of the race against Specter.

]]> By: Lehigh Valley Conservative » Blog Archive » Spiritual Disposition and the problem http://www.lehighvalleyconservative.com/where-is-the-law/#comment-1862 Lehigh Valley Conservative » Blog Archive » Spiritual Disposition and the problem Fri, 12 Mar 2010 16:38:19 +0000 http://www.lehighvalleyconservative.com/where-is-the-law/#comment-1862 [...] We see this in the debate over the “Health Care” issue.  The so called facts of the bill clearly show major evils to be present and yet these talking points continue to be ignored by both sides.  Points such as abortion or the fact that the bill is clearly outside of the “Constitution” and the bill is not to be interpreted as a “Right” of the citizens.  Ask yourself why these different points of contention cannot be worked through?  It has become increasingly clear that we have a dispositional/spiritual type problem of and with evil nature’s.  Yet no one will say, “Is not that evil and the consist doing of evil make the person by nature and disposition an evil person.  http://www.lehighvalleyconservative.com/where-is-the-law/ [...] […] We see this in the debate over the “Health Care” issue.  The so called facts of the bill clearly show major evils to be present and yet these talking points continue to be ignored by both sides.  Points such as abortion or the fact that the bill is clearly outside of the “Constitution” and the bill is not to be interpreted as a “Right” of the citizens.  Ask yourself why these different points of contention cannot be worked through?  It has become increasingly clear that we have a dispositional/spiritual type problem of and with evil nature’s.  Yet no one will say, “Is not that evil and the consist doing of evil make the person by nature and disposition an evil person.  http://www.lehighvalleyconservative.com/where-is-the-law/ […]

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