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If I remember correctly the Col drove an old truck and continually ragged on those that had a "newer" truck. But I could be wrong.

You can still get Red Wing Boots that are made in the USA with USA material. Go to there web site and filter out all their boots except USofA.

Makes Cranberry juice sound good, and thats hard to do. :D

An Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm also known as a AAA isn't to bad unless it ruptures. If it ruptures you have about 90 seconds before you are done.

A couple of things come to mind, Stay where you are at for one year or so, you have a good fleet owner so jumping to a different fleet owner will not help anything. I assume you are waiting on an automatic so your wife can drive it and then pass her CDL. In the mean time try teaching her how to...

I guess that would depend on where "there" is.

Just don't change out the faucets. ;)

Then I'm guessing they should have asked the person who believes that. It's not even a legit topic (IMO) I'm unaware of any state trying to ban contraceptives. So why spend five minutes yapping about a non issue? No thanks, but thanks for the offer. :p How many questions were asked about the...

Dang witness does that mean you will no longer post on the Soapbox? Let me be the first of I'm sure many to wish you a fond fair well. :D

So roll up one of those chinchillas and stuff it into the hole! Since you no longer sell them to get more wheel chocks for your collection I would think that they are near record numbers. Gee Whizz is right.

Don't you think its a big deal? Does it really matter what the appointment was? If it had been a Supreme Court Justice would it be important? Will it be okay if a President decides that Congress is not working because of deadlock and deems them to be not in Session. That gets rid of the...

So I take that as a "no I didn't read your link."

That was somewhat of an interesting opinion piece. But I think the link that I provided earlier trumps an opinion from school house lawyers. Here is the link again. http://www.senate.gov/CRSReports/crs-publish.cfm?pid='0DP%2BP%5CW%3B%20P%20%20%0A Did you read it the first time I posted...

I don't think Greg covered it at all. Unless I missed something (which I might have) his contention is that it has been done by at least four Presidents. My point is that the President deemed the Congress to be in recess. I don't see where he has that authority. Either show me where another...

So, is that an oversized load you been carrying around w/o permits?

Because several of you seem to feel that it's much to do about nothing and that it won't set up a dangerous precedent, how would you feel if it had been a Supreme Court appointment?

In the context of this discussion what are you going to do with the Senate? It's his actions only. Well I'm not going to go that far just yet. Similar only that they by-passed the confirmation of the Senate. One apparently in violation of the Constitution, all the others while the Congress was...

So you are saying that The President was performing his duty, one that he knowingly violated the Constitution in so doing??? I'm not saying that he should be impeached, but slapped around a little bit (metaphorically). His appointment of Cordray should be reversed. Then possibly a stern warning...

Try to keep up. Maybe less face palms, or would help you stay up with the conversation. :rolleyes: The one that I brought up in my first post in this thread. He apparently violated the Constitution by making a recess appointment when Congress was not in recess.

Really? What part did you read that convinced you that he acted legally and within the Constitution? I'll let that slide. Yep pretty much. Well I guess you would need to read that Constitution thingy. But in essence it is: 6 U.S. Constitution, Art. 1, §5, cl. 4. 7 A concurrent...