[TheRealThing]

The republicans used the filibuster when the 60 needed votes didn't make it.

My Senator voted my concerns on this matter. I don't guess that fact has registered with liberals? Republicans and Democrats alike in the Congress represent majority concerns of their constituencies. They don't have the right to just go on up to the Hill and rule like so many provincial governors of Rome. They are accountable to their own state constituencies.

So, when all the liberal loons, and that would include our imperious leader (in his own mind), decry the lack of cooperation from across the aisle so that they may yet again (how could we ever forget ObamaCare?) run over the will of the people, they demonstrate how little regard they have for our Republic.

This asinine tomfoolery is why I favor a strict adherence to the US Constitution. Technologies change, factories and manufacturing methods change, means of travel change but, the bedrock principles on which this nation is founded never change. People never change. You got the bad guys and you got the good decent hard working types that just want to provide for their families, defend their country if need be, and otherwise live their lives out in peace and safety. I say again, our safety has in no small way been compromised by a maniacal and liberally driven trainwreck of an immigration policy. The throng of zombies outside our gates who want nothing more than to be allowed to come in and spoil our land will forever and always be out there, clamoring for admittance. Only morons of epic proportion would demand the gate be left wide open for the pillagers and would be terrorists to come calling, supposing in their ignorance that they will be converted to the American Ideal once within.