Brooklyn Beagle wants to remind readers that, historically, American tea parties have been a custom of the very rich High Society who liked to accompany their tea with fat desserts, expensive high-calorie mini sandwiches, and imported scones.
Yes, the tea party is for the rich and for little girls who like to pretend to be rich.
Howling,
Brooklyn Beagle
Saturday, August 28, 2010
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Thursday, August 5, 2010
Drug Cartels have Not Invaded
As I said in an earlier post, I have been watching the increase in drug cartel related violence in Mexico for the past couple of years and it is alarming. I fear that it will spill over into this country. But, as Rachel Maddow so eloquently points out-it has not happened yet! Unfortunately, the Republicans would have us believe differently, spreading false stories and touting fake statistics to whip up the anti-immigration frenzy. Watch this:
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Beating Up On Babies
Now the Republicans are beating up on babies.
Senators Jeff Sessions (R. AL), Lindsey Graham (R. SC) and Mitch McConnell (R. Kentucky) want to revoke the birthright citizenship clause of the 14th Amendment which says if you're born here, you're a citizen - no matter what. Graham says "they" just come over here to "drop babies" meaning that Mexican pregnant women storm the border as soon as their water breaks to insure that their babies are born on U.S. soil and are born U.S. citizens. Graham claims that our forefathers didn't know that immigration would develop into such a problem and they didn't intend the birthright citizenship clause to be taken literally.
Senators Jeff Sessions (R. AL), Lindsey Graham (R. SC) and Mitch McConnell (R. Kentucky) want to revoke the birthright citizenship clause of the 14th Amendment which says if you're born here, you're a citizen - no matter what. Graham says "they" just come over here to "drop babies" meaning that Mexican pregnant women storm the border as soon as their water breaks to insure that their babies are born on U.S. soil and are born U.S. citizens. Graham claims that our forefathers didn't know that immigration would develop into such a problem and they didn't intend the birthright citizenship clause to be taken literally.
That's kind of funny because the Republicans claim that our forefathers clearly meant that the "right to bear arms" of the Second Amendment was indeed literal in all respects. We're shooting ourselves and each other every day over nothing and everything and clearly have let the violence get out of control. But the Republicans say tsk, tsk, the right to have a gun is in the constitution which, by the way, allows babies born here to illegal aliens to have guns, too.
Scary, really scary.
Howling,
Brooklyn Beagle
Scary, really scary.
Howling,
Brooklyn Beagle
Labels:
14th amendment,
birthright,
citizenship,
guns
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