Scarborough bashes Ted Cruz: "You know it doesn't violate 2nd Amendment"

[supermario21]

Says Ted Cruz's question suggests complete and utter ignorance. "Did Ted Cruz ever go to law school?" Man Scarborough is such a RINO.


http://video.msnbc.msn.com/morning-joe/51191858

[jkr]

SHALL
NOT
BE
INFRINGED

PERIOD

[rubioneocon]

Says Ted Cruz's question suggests complete and utter ignorance. "Did Ted Cruz ever go to law school?"
Man Scarborough is such a RINO.


http://video.msnbc.msn.com/morning-joe/51191858

MSNBC agenda. GOP means or stands for Guns Over People.
Morning Hoe was better early in the week, when Scarborogh was off.
Sadly, there are people that can't look away from them.

[Brett85]

And yet some people here still like Scarborough? Unbelievable.

[angelatc]

"Did Ted Cruz ever go to law school?"

It seems that now translates to "Has Ted Cruz been properly indoctrinated?"

[KingNothing]

What stinks is the wording of 2A. Liberals can play games with it --- WELL, YOU AREN'T IN A WELL REGULATED MILITIA!!! ... Joe should know better, though.

[supermario21]

But then again in the same episode Joe praised Rand Paul for his message and bashed Rubio over his...he might be the most bipolar person on TV.

[belian78]

But then again in the same episode Joe praised Rand Paul for his message and bashed Rubio over his...he might be the most bipolar person on TV.
But if you remember, Joe tempered his praise of Rand with comments about possible future conspiracy craziness. Something to the effect of "I dont know, he may yet go off the deep end talking about the bilderburgers and bohemian grove, but on this he's right". Piss off Scarborough.

[angelatc]

Stolen from the comment section of another site: (http://dailycaller.com/2013/03/15/joe-scarborough-ted-cruz-willfully-ignorant-on-the-u-s-constitution/#)


Number of United States Supreme Court Justices clerked for:
Scarborough: 0
Cruz: 1, the CHIEF JUSTICE, in fact.

Number of briefs filed with the Supreme Court of the United States personally authored:
Scarborough: 0
Cruz: 80+

Number of oral arguments made before Courts of Appeal:
Scarborough: 0
Cruz: 43

Oral arguments made before the United States Supreme Court:
Scarborough: 0
Cruz: 9

Number of victories at the Supreme Court of the United States of America:
Scarborough: 0
Cruz: 6

[anaconda]

Dear Mika Trilateral nepotist: I don't know that Cruz would have a problem meeting with parents of the slain children.

[anaconda]

SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED

[phill4paul]

What stinks is the wording of 2A. Liberals can play games with it --- WELL, YOU AREN'T IN A WELL REGULATED MILITIA!!! ... Joe should know better, though.

According to the Militia Act of 1903 as a former member of the armed forces I am considered a part of the reserve militia. So I'm covered. ;)

[angelatc]

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[angelatc]

According to the Militia Act of 1903 as a former member of the armed forces I am considered a part of the reserve militia. So I'm covered. ;)


The Illinois Constitution defines their militia as every able bodied man and woman. Not even a mental illness disqualifier.

[anaconda]

BTW the next video from Morning Joe (that automatically plays) is all about Rand.

[LibertyEagle]

Says Ted Cruz's question suggests complete and utter ignorance. "Did Ted Cruz ever go to law school?" Man Scarborough is such a RINO.



No, it's worse than that. Scarborough is a traitor. Have you seen him coo to Zbigniew Brzezinski and Richard Haas? It's beyond sickening. He doesn't have a conservative bone in his body.

[LibertyEagle]

I thought Cruz did a great job. It was great seeing Feinstein lose her composure. He gave great examples and hemmed her in.

[Philhelm]

Joe Scarborough? Isn't he that guy who killed an intern?

[sailingaway]

clearly he can't read.

[ClydeCoulter]

Merriam-Webster

Infringe:

1: to encroach upon in a way that violates law or the rights of another <infringe a patent>

2: obsolete : defeat, frustrate

obsolete since when?

infringe = frustrate


Frustrate:

1 a : to balk or defeat in an endeavor

b : to induce feelings of discouragement in

2 a (1) : to make ineffectual : bring to nothing (2) : impede, obstruct

b : to make invalid or of no effect


edit: How is the word "infringe" used when applied to the right of association?

I am unable to find an English Dictionary (with free access online) pre-1848

The purchase of millions of rounds of ammo from the market by government, using tax dollars, to impede purchase by the people would be frustrating.