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July 24th, 2010
Question: lets be honest……?
why blame repulicans or democrats..??? we all know that both parties contain enough power mad people that only are there to get reelected and amass their power base for when they retire, so they can then get the big bucks speaking, lobbying and consulting…there might be 1 or 2 people in gov’t that started out looking out for the small guy, but after 2 or 3 years in the corruptness of washington..they either play the political game or go home….its time we americans banded together and demanded someone to look out for us…..enforce the laws…have a flat tax..no deductions, no cheating….no lobbying or sitting on a corporation board after you get out of gov’t….get a freekin energy policy that gets us off oil…we have the brainpower to go to wind, solar, tidal, geothermal…we just dont have someone with the guts to say so in public….
i think once america solves this energy problem, we will return as the superpower we were….
Answer: You must be a member of the Common Sense Party!
Thank Goodness!!
I thought I was alone here!
Special Interest groups and Lobbying is getting in the way of Democracy. This is becoming more dangerous to the future of America than any terrorist organization.
Big Business and Big Money should NOT determine public policy and that is exactly what is happening!
I too feel that many politicians in every political party start out with the best intentions and then somewhere along the line their morals become corrupted and misguided. It seems the all mighty dollar blinds many to the proper path. Stronger safegaurds need to be in place against special interest groups and lobbyists. I see that was addressed in the first 100 hours. Time will tell if anything legislated now will be effective. It is a HUGE problem…… The selling of America to the highest bidder!
I also hope something is done in regard to the legislation passed in 2005 regarding Eminent Domain. A travesty!!
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