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To: Texas Fossil
The Federal government must be dismantled. Bust it up. Make it a small administrative agency overseen by a “Congress” of the 50 or so (territories) elected state governors. The SCt. to rule on constitutional rights as set forth in the Bill of rights and all power returned to the PEOPLE through elected STATE government. No Federal income tax. Just a surcharge on each state budget according to the number of people living in the state. More folk... more taxes to pay for the federal military and administrative agency. ALL executive and legislative power vested at the state level. The “President” acts as COO, not CEO and does what she/he is told by the Con gress of governors. Military for defense, not aggression. Foreign policy? Think Swiss. Let the world go to hell. Protect OUR interests with strong military (CIC rotates between governors).... Just call me. I'll set the whole thing up at NO CHARGE! Oh, and don't worry, lobbyists! Plenty of $$$ and sex in 50 state capitals!!! Wooooo Hoooooo!
43 posted on 01/09/2010 7:05:21 AM PST by April Lexington (Study the constitution so you know what they are taking away!)
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To: April Lexington
in 50 state capitals!

I do not recall saying anything about State Capitals, if we force them to spend most of the year in their District, how is that going to connect them to the State Capital? This is not the State Legislature we are talking about, but the U.S. House of Representatives. Now the Senate is another matter, but they could "choose" to live somewhere other than the State Capital.

50 posted on 01/11/2010 3:59:34 AM PST by Texas Fossil (Government, even in its best state is but a necessary evil; in its worst state an intolerable one.)
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