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Pelosi asks President to “respect Constitution” on pork bill while gutting minority caucus rights for Republicans.

According to National Review Online Pelosi made a comment regarding the President “respecting the Constitution” after Bush threatened to veto Democrat’s pork laden emergency defense bill.

At a news conference today, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi asked President Bush to “calm down with the threats…there’s a new Congress in town.”

She was asked about the President’s promise of a veto to the war spending bill that calls for a timeline for withdrawal.

“I wish the president would take a deep breath and respect our constitutional role,” she said.

Keep in mind this is coming from the party who is seeking to exploit privileged communications within the executive branch and who will make the rules for the minority party even more draconian after Easter recess.

Statements like the above from Nancy Pelosi coupled with laws which bribe our representatives to vote for defeat lead me to believe that America is in a dark time. What it comes down to is you can give them what they want and agree with them or be labeled as being “disrespectful of the Constitution” or breaking the law; or both.

Remember folks, elections have consequences.

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folks, these are perilous times. 

our elected congresscritters no longer know what war means.  they think they are doing their electorate’s bidding when they say “this war is not worth shedding another drop of American blood”.  but they prove their concern for American blood by setting an abstract END to the conflict a year into the future.  what does that mean about the hundreds that will die in the next 12 months; well I guess that’s ok.  they will be meaningless but ok.  idiocy. 

the war against us, will not end if we leave Iraq.  ”youths” will continue to riot in Europe, bombings will continue in India, Indonesia, Spain, England and elsewhere and eventually travel here – again.

if the democrats force our military to leave this fight in Iraq it will only prove to al-qeda that we haven’t the stomach to fight and will embolden the enemy more than ever. 

question.  if you were an Iraqi, would you now, today, take a job as a policeman?  thanks, nancy and harry.

democrats have policitized this war in a horribily offensive way.

I seriously doubt a properly worded poll would show the American public would want to want to set a timeline to leave a battle that must be won.  I seriously doubt the American people will surrender.