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To: listenhillary
Gridlock is wonderful. How long will it last?

I'd like to know it's still possible to have real gridlock, the normal and safe political configuration of D.C. in our history.

I'm a little tired of these re-runs where Chappaquiddick Teddy orders around his RINO minions in the Senate while conspiring with the White House on another failed Shamnesty plot or No Child's Left Behind or other liberal statist expansions.
835 posted on 08/27/2007 1:33:12 PM PDT by George W. Bush (Rudy: tough on terror, scared of Iowa, wets himself over YouTube)
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To: George W. Bush

I guess my point is that putting a cherry on top of a pile of manure doesn’t make it any more desirable to me. (The manure being our representatives.)

We need more representatives that are insistent about returning our government to it’s constitutional limits. We can’t just impose our will on the socialists in the USA and expect them to sit there and take it. I know we would like to do this, but a President must be president for all of America.

We didn’t turn into a quasi-socialist country overnight. It’s like having the best rudder that has ever been made, but it’s two feet long and you are putting it on an ocean liner. We are not going to do a 180 degree turn in a four year presidential term.

Energies are better focused on increasing the turnover in the House and Senate. They have become entrenched in their parasitic existences.

Until we judge our representatives by how much money they leave in our pockets, instead of how much pork they bring home, we are never going to cut our government spending.


839 posted on 08/27/2007 1:50:43 PM PDT by listenhillary (millions crippled by the war on poverty....but we won't pull out)
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