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<blockquote data-quote="cmhbob" data-source="post: 2083584" data-attributes="member: 20220">Haven&#039;t watched the video, and probably won&#039;t. Everyone is getting all warm and fuzzy over sheriffs who make this grand pronouncement that they&#039;re only going to enforce constitutional laws.Yawn.What more should we expect from them? Assuming they&#039;ve all taken an oath that basically says they&#039;ll preserve, protect and defend their the US Constitution and their state&#039;s Constitution, then why is everyone all warm and fuzzy about an elected official saying they&#039;ll do their job?Now, if you&#039;re getting all gushy in your shorts about the idea of a county-level elected official announcing that they won&#039;t enforce federal laws, I have to ask you how you passed civics class. County-level elected officials don&#039;t enforce federal laws. Nor do county-level elected officials have the authority to declare all federal laws null and void, as some have. That&#039;s illegal. They&#039;re usurping authority when they do that, and if you get gushy in your shorts about that, then you&#039;re just confused. Badly.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cmhbob, post: 2083584, member: 20220"] Haven't watched the video, and probably won't. Everyone is getting all warm and fuzzy over sheriffs who make this grand pronouncement that they're only going to enforce constitutional laws. Yawn. What more should we expect from them? Assuming they've all taken an oath that basically says they'll preserve, protect and defend their the US Constitution and their state's Constitution, then why is everyone all warm and fuzzy about an elected official saying they'll do their job? Now, if you're getting all gushy in your shorts about the idea of a county-level elected official announcing that they won't enforce federal laws, I have to ask you how you passed civics class. County-level elected officials don't enforce federal laws. Nor do county-level elected officials have the authority to declare all federal laws null and void, as some have. That's illegal. They're usurping authority when they do that, and if you get gushy in your shorts about that, then you're just confused. Badly. [/QUOTE]

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