Thursday, July 11, 2013

OBAMA, NLRB DEFY FEDERAL COURT



The law says that major appointments by the Executive Branch have to be approved by the Senate.  It also provides that, if the Senate is on a recess and there is a job that needs to be filled for urgent reasons, the President can make a recess appointment.  Faced with a Senate that had refused to confirm three of his nominees to the NLRB, Obama waited until the Senate took Christmas vacation and made the appointments.  There was no emergency.  The Senate and rest of Congress fumed, but took no action.  The matter eventually ended up in court and a Federal Appeals Court ruled that the appointments were illegal.  The Chairman of the NLRB, backed by Obama, announced that the members would not step down and that the NLRB would continue to conduct business regardless of the court order. 
 
COMMENTS:
There have been many subsequent decisions rendered by the NLRB, which is now seen as a puppet of organized labor.  The Supreme Court has agreed to hear the matter during the next term, but the fact that the NLRB is defying the prior decision leaves everything the NLRB does open to legal challenge.  Obviously, Congress has been effectively cowed by Obama and we have a de facto dictatorship. 

TODAY’S QUERIES & ANSWERS:
Q. If someone, somehow was successful in stopping ObamaCare in its tracks, what would happen?  (Ryan ~ Pico Rivera, CA)
A. A lot of that depends on how it was stopped: permanent, temporary, court decision, funding cuts, reversed by Congressional action, etc.  I feel that, at this point, it is still possible just to shut it down and walk away from it with layoffs and office closures.  But, if we go much further where exchanges are already set up, for example and selling insurance, that’s a horse of a different color.  One thing that needs to be foremost in everyone’s mind is that simply getting rid of ObamaCare won’t cure the problem of escalating costs; we need a plan. 

Q. What about that $34 million dollar facility they built in Afghanistan that’s never been occupied and will be torn down before the troops leave?  (Eugenia ~ Salt Lake City, UT)
A. And, why wasn’t that money used to build a secure facility at Benghazi?  This gang of numbskulls is criminally liable for those deaths there, as far as I am concerned.   

Q. There’s a story going around that proof exists that the Cubans were responsible for the assassination of John F. Kennedy.  Can you fill me in and what’s your opinion?  (Barney ~ Ashland, OR)
A. It is very difficult for me to believe that, when transporting Oswald, the cops and FBI allowed anyone like Rubio, who did not belong there by any stretch of the imagination, to be there.  I will go to my grave believing that portion of the story was a setup.  Why, I do not know.  But, there’s a former CIA agent saying that Oswald had ties to Cuban operatives long before Kennedy was assassinated and that the CIA deliberately did not relay that information to the Warren Commission after-the-fact.  So far, however, no one is alleging that Castro or Cuba actually played a role in the assassination. 

TODAY’S QUOTE:
“Let us not seek the Republican answer or the Democratic answer, but the right answer. Let us not seek to fix the blame for the past. Let us accept our own responsibility for the future.” ~ John F. Kennedy

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