If it worked, then why did poverty still exist? Are you arguing that if state assistance programs are eliminated poverty will end?
The welfare state is not caused by poor people, it is caused by unregulated and unchecked Capitalism. You are blind. The very engine of Capitalism...
Conservatives have a very childlike, naive and narrow-minded view of reality. Similar to how a child perveives his/her parent is how they view the...
I will continue quoting the actual words of the document, thank you. Making (*)(*)(*)(*) up like you and like Conservatives do only reveals...
A government that consists of three branches which contrain and are checks and balances against each other. Sound familiar?
Lol. Hahaha. That's all you got? How about we stick to the Constitution, shall we? Now I'm on record making fun of you...According to your own...
Alexander Hamilton - "A Question has been made concerning the Constitutional right of the Government of the United States to apply this species of...
What's that now? "None of the Founders share" my view, you say? Let's look at commentary from another Founder of the Constitution, shall we?...
Funny how all of you guys are basing your arguments from commentary regarding the Constitution, but ignore the actual text of the document which...
Great example of "conservative rhetoric" not found in the Constitution. Well done.
You do comprehend English right? I know it was written in the 18th Century but c'mon. Let me quote from the Constitution one more time, "To lay...
Commentary about the Constitution does not trump the Constitution itself. Give it up already.
One should not confuse the actual wording of the Constitution with conservative rhetoric not found in the Constitution.
How convenient that you leave out the very next sentence, "and all other Powers vested by this Constitution in the Government of the United...
The right of Congress to provide for defense and welfare is in the same Section of the same Article in the Constitution, in fact, it is found in...
Separate names with a comma.
