KW Conch wrote:
http://voices.yahoo.com/presidential-czars-us-constitution-10796905.html
That is an extremely slanted piece with derogatory adjectives and phrases. You cannot use that as a source. You should have learned that in high school English class.
"Because the monarchs of imperial Russia were called czars, and Russia later became part of the Soviet Union, they assume that you will believe that anyone associated with that title is a communist and, therefore, evil. Yes, that's what they think of you." Where's the proof of that? And an intelligent person would not make the leap from Russian czar to the Soviet Union.
"The czars generally have a very limited scope of authority, little or no staff, and no budget of their own". Tell that to
Kathleen Sibelius, for instance.
"Gotta love those hypocrites" repeated four times
" incessant whining" used several times instead of talking about objections .
"Gee. Republicans keep telling us that they just worship the Constitution eversomuch. It's a shame they can't be bothered to read it" Such hubris to assume that.
"Have you ever met a kid who just likes to whine? No matter what's going on, no matter how safe and comfortable they are, they're just not happy unless they're whining. And then they don't understand why people don't want to be around them" Truly biased, derogatory language. People object to things they believe to be wrong. Characterizing it as whining shows bias and disdain, thus not a source for a meaningful discussion.
"This would be funny if it wasn't so gloriously pathetic. Seriously, we all have better things to do with our time." That is precisely what I would say about that piece...except it would be funny if it WEREn'T pathetic.