- Steve Watson
InfoWars -
Cass Sunstein, president Obama’s appointee to head the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, and the man who outlined a plan for the government to infiltrate “conspiracy groups” in order to undermine them, is in direct line for a promotion to Supreme Court Justice.
Sunstein, already in an advanced position of power in the White House as Regulatory czar, has already called for strict restrictions on gun ownership, an internet “Fairness Doctrine”, and an effective ban on free speech where dissenting opinions to those of the government are expressed.
Sustein’s name was on various shortlists to replace Justice David Souter last year following his retirement, and prior to the appointment of Sonia Sotomayor. Sunstein’s name was also touted for the Supreme Court before Obama even took office in November 2008.
His close personal relationship with Obama should set alarm bells ringing for anyone who values the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, particularly as Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, now aged 75, is likely to take retirement soon following illness, and with Justice John Paul Stevens now aged 90.
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Tell Cass Sunstein that a multitude of young and old like David are in the land.
ReplyDeleteNot only are we not afraid of wolves, we're not afraid of lions, bears, or Goliath.
David took lions and bears and killed them with his bare hands when they came after his sheep. We all know the story of a little shepherd boy facing the giant Goliath.
Sometimes wolves don't realize what's going to happen when they come to the door, and people grab them.
So, Cass Sunstein and crew think can take their opinions that totalitarianism is desirable to them, throw out the Constitution, and take away our liberty like the Supreme Court is an oligopoly of unrestrained state power to create totalitarianism in the USA??
When the wolves come to the door, they better prepare to be grabbed as a shepherd grabs a predator coming after his sheep.
You think we're all sheep, you wolves??
There are shepherds among us - many shepherds - not a bunch of sheep.