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Google goes big on virtual experiences with Expeditions, Jump and a GoPro partnership
Chromecast Gets Autoplay, Queuing, Second Screen And Multiplayer Game Powers |
Wednesday, May 27, 2015
Obama administration forces 'EPA’s unprecedented land grab' on Americans - Personal Liberty
D.C. not going down without a fight after court rules against its gun law - Personal Liberty
Tuesday, May 26, 2015
Fwd: FW: A Message from Congressman Mo Brooks
May 26, 2015
Mr.
Dear Mr.
Thank you for contacting me about President Obama's efforts to unconstitutionally and illegally grant amnesty and work permits to illegal aliens via executive orders. Your input is vital to my representing your views in Congress.
In 2011, when open borders and amnesty groups pressed President Obama to grant executive amnesty, President Obama replied, "Believe me, the idea of doing things on my own is very tempting, ... not just on immigration reform, but that's not how — that's not how our system works. That's not how our democracy functions. That's not how our Constitution is written." President Obama has publicly stated at least 22 times that a president lacks legal authority to grant executive amnesty to millions of illegal aliens. Yet Obama did it anyway.
In response to President Obama's executive amnesty, in January 2015, I introduced H.Res. 11 to authorize the House of Representatives to seek a declaratory judgment action in federal court to determine whether President Obama's amnesty executive order violates the Constitution and federal immigration law and, if so, to obtain injunctive relief and a writ of mandamus to compel President Obama and the Executive Branch to obey immigration laws as passed by Congress, signed into law by presidents, and interpreted by federal judges. So far, over 50 of my colleagues have co-sponsored this legislation.
I believe a declaratory judgment action in federal court is our only viable option for stopping illegal executive amnesty absent a government shutdown. Why? The Constitution and math. President Obama will veto any law that defunds illegal amnesty. The Constitution requires a two-thirds vote in the House and Senate to override a presidential veto. America lacks enough Senators and Congressmen with the intellect and backbone required to provide the two-thirds vote (290 Congressmen and 67 Senators) needed to override a presidential veto.
I will continue to do what I can to rein in a President who encourages and entices illegal aliens to violate America's border security and immigration laws. Hopefully, American voters will wise up and give us in Congress the votes we need to be successful in our efforts. Better yet, hopefully American voters in 2016 will elect a President who believes in obeying our laws and securing America's borders. That is the real key to lasting success.
Just as a president (Obama) can issue an executive amnesty order, a subsequent president can rescind the executive amnesty order with a stroke of a pen.
Again, thank you for sharing your insight on this issue. Please feel free to contact me again in the future. You may wish to visit my website at http://brooks.house.gov/ for additional information about issues and legislation before Congress.
Sincerely,
Mo Brooks Member of Congress
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Feces rained on party? Levittown party interrupted by a 'feces flurry' downpour
Thursday, May 21, 2015
RIP Alan Sanford, The Man Who Fired the First US Shots of World War II - Neatorama
Wednesday, May 20, 2015
Boy Insists on Homeless Man Being Fed, Leaving Not a Dry Eye in the Waffle House
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Wednesday, May 13, 2015
The RadioShack brand lives to see another day [feedly]
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The RadioShack brand lives to see another day
// Engadget Mobile
RadioShack's brand will live on. According to The Wall Street Journal, the retailer's label assets have been purchased by Standard General LP, a hedge fund, for $26.2 million. Along with the trademark, other undisclosed intellectual property was also included in the bankruptcy auction, which took place Monday in New York. But what exactly is Standard General LP's vision? It plans to rebuild and rebrand. The firm is reportedly looking to overhaul RadioShack's brand around a "streamlined array of necessities," that are going to be sold alongside wireless products from Sprint. The carrier, of course, has kept close tabs on the electronics chain's Chapter 11 woes. Just last month, it opened its own stores inside existing RadioShack locations, which would otherwise now be defunct.
Filed under: Cellphones, Misc, Wireless, Mobile
Via: Business Insider
Source: RadioShack
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