Federal prosecutors announced charges Friday against two
Sacramento County sheriff's deputies accused of illegally selling dozens of
weapons, some of which authorities say fell into the hands of criminals. The deputies
were charged with serving as straw buyers by purchasing the restricted handguns;
they then sold the handguns at a large profit to unqualified buyers through
licensed dealers, prosecutors said.
COMMENTS:
What’s the problem?
The Fast and Furious gun scandal involving then highest levels of
Federal government sets the standard, doesn’t it? Or does it?
What's fair for one is fair for all, right? Make up your mind and vote accordingly in November.
TODAY’S QUERIES & ANSWERS:
Q. George Zimmerman’s bond has been rescinded on the basis
that he lied to authorities about his financial affairs. The only discrepancy seems to be that he did
not claim a $135,000 defense fund established b y well-wishers. He says he didn’t know what parameters were
attached to the fund, so he didn’t disclose it.
What gives? (Martina ~ Flagstaff,
AZ)
A. The Judge got pounded by left-wing liberals who were
ticked off that Zimmerman was out on bail.
He seized upon the opportunity to put Zimmerman back behind bars,
although emerging changes of testimony point more and more toward Zimmerman's innocence. This story is not about justice, it
is about politics.
Q. True to his historical past, Obama accepted no blame for
the crappy jobs report out yesterday; he
blamed Congress. What role does Congress
actually play in this scenario? (Kylie ~ Oregon
City, OR)
A. The House has passed several legislations aimed at creating
jobs. The Senate has flatly refused to
discuss any of them. It is a given that,
if any meaningful legislation passed Congress, Obama would veto it. The proposed jobs creation bills have all involved
tax incentives for hiring and removing uncertainties, such as ObamaCare and
FY2013 taxes from the equation. For
Obama to blame Congress, you must accept the fable that no effort has been
made. You must also remember that jobs
are really created in the private sector as opposed to being created by
government. In other words, he is full
of bullshit, pardon my Greek.
Q. It is absolutely terrible to hear that workers at the
9/11 “ground zero” site are being denied healthcare or are being put through a
ration of dung in order to get help.
What is wrong with our government?
(DeWitt ~ Fresno, CA)
A. There’s a $4.3 billion fund there to help these
folks. So far, none of the money has been disbursed, as claimants struggle to
prove their presence at the toxic site in the days and weeks following the
attacks, which released a toxic stew of deadly chemicals. Get used to it; this is the precursor to what
life will be like under ObamaCare. The wall of bureaucracy trumps the right to life.
TODAY’S QUOTE:
"Good intentions will always be pleaded for every
assumption of authority. It is hardly too strong to say that the Constitution
was made to guard the people against the dangers of good intentions. There are
men in all ages who mean to govern well, but they mean to govern. They promise
to be good masters, but they mean to be masters." ~ Daniel Webster
TODAY’S VIDEO:
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