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Mar 1·edited Mar 1Liked by Don Surber

When the president ignored the Supreme Court ruling and forgave all the student loans he should have been dragged out of the Oval Office in leg chains. But, nobody, not a single person stopped him. If the Democrat's 2024 slogan is "Fuck the Constitution," check please, I'm outta here. Elon, take me to Mars.

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Mar 1Liked by Don Surber

What Don is doing here is like shouting fire in a crowded theater, because he sees the fire.

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Mar 1Liked by Don Surber

Why is it always “common sense” restrictions on freedoms - like speech and self defense and religion? Why can’t there be “common sense” restrictions on destructive and life changing things like abortion or theft or trespassing or invading other nearby (or not so nearby) countries , or even murder? Those Shall Nots in the 10 Commandments? Couldn’t we have some common sense restrictions on those Nots? She could start with some common sense restriction on her own lying. There seems to be no restriction on stupid.

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Mar 1Liked by Don Surber

If we start to have restrictions on free speech, I suggest we start with the “ladies” on The View. Never has a dumber group of individuals been able to spew disinformation with indignation for those with actual factually correct information. My wife suggests that the gate to HELL is located at the View desk. I pray to God that he opens it up soon.

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Mar 1Liked by Don Surber

Proverbs 29:18 "Where there is no prophetic vision the people cast off restraint, but blessed is he who keeps the law."

Fear of God provides comfort. Fear of the world produces crazy. All these crazy people are crazy because they are scared. Scared of death, scared of a world they do not understand, scared of what other people will say, scared of what they will be told to say or think next. I don't think it's an accident that the next verse is "By mere words a servant is not disciplined, for though he understands, he will not respond."

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Mar 1Liked by Don Surber

Wow Don, brilliant summation of ongoing censorship of Americans who dare to think differently than the governmental line on Russia Hoax, Covid plandemic, and Presidential insurrection ( overthrowing the government while legally Presiding over said government).

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Mar 1Liked by Don Surber

Wow, a person could comment for hours about this issue and that maroooon Mz. McQuade. She would be scary if she wasn’t so pathetic. We should have a conversation about disinformation she said. Great, but how many leftists do you know willing to do so? Even debating really solves nothing. You still end up at same place. “Who” gets to decide what disinformation is? Not the government, lady! It’s an issue like a hula hoop with no ending. Thats why we have the first amendment. If there are truly legal analysts like this woman, something is very wrong in today’s higher education system that is producing these communist wannabe’s. There are too many of these people in positions of power and authority today. We conservatives have been asleep far too long. Being an American and enjoying all the freedoms and protections it comes with is no guarantee it will sustain itself without our close attention. The Maddows of the world will come and go along with the McQuades. Time to fight back.

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Mar 1Liked by Don Surber

". . . compelling governmental interest . . ."

Whenever you heard those words, or "in the interest of the state", reach for your Peter Gunn. The state has no interest of its own. It is a created thing, like your toaster oven. Does it have any interests of its own? Like the toaster oven, the state was created for a specific purpose. When it serves that purpose it is a good state. When it serves any other purpose it is a bad state.

Bad state! Now heel!

The problem with the sad law professor, nearly all lawyers and the subset of lawyers who are judges is that they serve the law only. It is what they are trained to do. We normies aren't interested in law. We are interested in justice, which is why lawyers have such a bad reputation among us. Hear how Oliver Wendell Holmes replied to Louis Brandeis when Brandeis, in a moment of exuberance congratulating Holmes on his appointment as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, said to him has his coach was driving away, "Do justice, sir!"

Holmes had his driver stop the coach, and he turned around and said "That is not my job, sir. I will apply the law!"

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Why is it women who are so angry and so opposed to free speech and the constitution? Why are women the worst of the democrat governors and judges and AGs?

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Mar 1Liked by Don Surber

A friend once said that if I were God, Emerson, Lake, and Palmer would be the house band. Their arrangement of the Peter Gunn theme has never been surpassed.

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Mar 1Liked by Don Surber

Your post today is more proof we are winning and the left is losing their minds over it.The unrelenting attacks in the msm and bat shit craziness emanating from the regimes DOJ are the result of Don Surber,Elon Musk Tucker Truth Social VDH and others posting facts feelings be damned."Ye shall know the truth and the Truth will set you free".Charge on Poca-Man to a MAGA 2024 victory we pray.

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That poll question today is a hard one. Henry Mancini's "Peter Gunn" versus the Venture's "Hawaii 5-O"? And the other three are great, too. But my vote has to go to the theme from "the Avengers" (the classic Brit series, not the Marvel superhero nonsense), which also had the sexiest woman ever in a TV show (Diana Rigg as Mrs. Peel).

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They're telling us the national tv, newspaper and cable news is powerless to control the narrative with all this new media. Floggings will continue until morale improves.

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Minor correction. Dylan Mulvaney is not a "man." He may be male (i.e.,, possessing two "X" chromosomes) but by no stretch of the imagination is he a "man."

Minor demurrer on best theme song from the early days of private eye TV shows. The theme from "Peter Gunn" is, without doubt the best musical effort in that vein, followed by the theme from the original "Hawaii Five O." You can now "Book 'em, Danno."

Speaking of the sexes, I note that the featured censorship advocates are female. And one of them confesses to lachrimose musings over being forced--FORCED!-- to teach Constitutional Law nowadays. The horror! What ever happened to "Sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me"?

And finally, on the topic of censorship, did you ever notice that it's always the ones doing the censoring who are in favor of it? Yeah, strange, isn't it?

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Mar 1Liked by Don Surber

After the first furlong, its Peter Gunn by a nose.

Darn this is an old crowd! My people! Wisdom reposited.

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Mar 1·edited Mar 1Liked by Don Surber

Our entire Federal Government is “Bizarro World” on steroids.

The entire purpose of government is TO PROTECT our Rights enshrined in the Constitution, yet absolutely every single thing they do is the geared toward the exact opposite effect, using their power to whittle away, bit by bit, year in and year out, by writing and passing endless regulations and Bills whose only purpose is to circumvent, curtail and crush those same God-given Rights, without exclusion!

Government is the most dangerous of all entities, as that power, in the hands of immoral men and women, is a sure guarantor of oppression.

There’s gotta be a better way.

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