On Tue, 31 Aug 2010 16:37:25 -0400, Dave K <dave.k@att.net> wrote:
>On Tue, 31 Aug 2010 05:54:42 -0500, Rick <nomail@for.mee> wrote:
>
>>What amazes me is how many think their side are the winners and the other
>>side is the enemy.
>
> I used to think it was just opposing views, but class warfare
>against the backbone of this country has been successfully waged, and
>there are still people buying into those failed policies that have
>decimated the middle class.
>
>>
>>The only losers in this continual escalation of polarization is us.
>
> True.
>>
>>I don't know who originated the idea, and don't care, but I really like
>>the idea of not voting for *ANY* incumbant. Lacking term limits, this is
>>the only way I see of returning any real representation to congress.
Keep in mind people elected Obama & look how screwed up he has things
now. Now that its to late people are running from BHO.
> I am not sure that would work. I have this vision of a briefing
>that all new congresscritters attend that educates them on how to
>feather their own nest irrespective of the cost to, "We, the people."
>
> In any case, until we get out of this year+ long orgy of
>campaigning, and get the money from lobbyists out of the picture, we
>will be doomed to those with the money making the rules.
>
> OK, having the money always has had an advantage, but this has gone
>beyond the pale.
--
Ray
Mind over matter, if you don?t mind, it don?t matter.
(Confucius)