Don't mess with Texas
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Good point. You can see all the red ant hills along the plains on either side of the road N. of Dallas.
Very hot. Too big. Tarantulas. I don't like it.
Nice place to ride around in an air conditioned car in the daytime, though.
The metal bull sculptures in downtown Dallas are impressive.
It sucks.
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Good point. You can see all the red ant hills along the plains on either side of the road N. of Dallas.
Very hot. Too big. Tarantulas. I don't like it.
Nice place to ride around in an air conditioned car in the daytime, though.
The metal bull sculptures in downtown Dallas are impressive.
It sucks.
Good point. You can see all the red ant hills along the plains on either side of the road N. of Dallas.
Very hot. Too big. Tarantulas. I don't like it.
Nice place to ride around in an air conditioned car in the daytime, though.
The metal bull sculptures in downtown Dallas are impressive.
It sucks.
Wonder if this has anything to do with Texas oil trying to get out of paying new fines and regulatory penalties for pollution?
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or, you could read it and know what its about.
Amendment 10
"The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people."
cap and trade isn't on the books yet.
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I agree sort of with you here Cal. But was it Obama's or each states (that took the money) plan when they each took their share of the "stimulus" money?
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I agree sort of with you here Cal. But was it Obama's or each states (that took the money) plan when they each took their share of the "stimulus" money?
I agree sort of with you here Cal. But was it Obama's or each states (that took the money) plan when they each took their share of the "stimulus" money?
I believe it was the administrations, that's why some of the governor's were trying to work out deals where they only took as much as THEY wanted and wanted to spend it on what THEY wanted and for the most part it was a no go.
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Some refused it all, like Ford refused it all.
Some only accepted a legit amount, with NO FED RESTRICTIONS AND INTRUSIONS.
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The Government has every right to add rules to money it gives to these Companies. The greed of the rich is what is causing this problem right now. What you right wingers don't seem to comprehend is that the Republican party is for the rich. Obama while too conservative for me by a long shot is at least attempting to correct the total collapse caused by Bush Jr. Give the man a chance and lets get some real CHANGE going.
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You are an idiot.
The states have every right to not accept it, too.
Learn how to THINK.
And, they have a right to pay it back.
But Heil Obama won't let them pay it back.
He wants to control industry.
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The Government has every right to add rules to money it gives to these Companies. The greed of the rich is what is causing this problem right now. What you right wingers don't seem to comprehend is that the Republican party is for the rich. Obama while too conservative for me by a long shot is at least attempting to correct the total collapse caused by Bush Jr. Give the man a chance and lets get some real CHANGE going.
The greed of the rich is what is causing this problem right now.
so thats what happened. im sure it has nothing to do with banks lending money to those who dont deserve it.
just remember......politicians, D & R alike, are just as greedy as those you think caused this. try reading some information not obtained at the Daily Kos.
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Texas isn't alone on this Eight state legislatures have introduced resolutions declaring state sovereignty under the Ninth and 10th amendments to the U.S. Constitution; they include Arizona, Hawaii, Montana, Michigan, Missouri, New Hampshire, Oklahoma and Washington. There's speculation that they will be joined by Alaska, Alabama, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Kansas, Nevada, Maine and Pennsylvania
We can make that Nine with Texas
States Rebellion Pending: The 10th Amendment in Action
by Walter Williams (March 25, 2009)
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