[Flycatcher]

In 2004, I was shocked, appalled, and enraged that the Democrats -- the largest political party in the country -- would nominate the most vile, duplicitous traitor to run for President of the United States.

And then came 2008...

[Graybeard58]

In 2004, I was shocked, appalled, and enraged that the Democrats -- the largest political party in the country -- would nominate the most vile, duplicitous traitor to run for President of the United States.

And then came 2008...

Just when you start to think that liberals couldn't possibly stoop any lower, they show you a thing or two.

[LasVegasMac]

And then came 2008...

Yea, who woulda thunk the slope was that slippery or that steep.

Well said!

[Publius6961]

I know that there is a lot on the plate of Republican Congresspersons, right now, but the fight has become a struggle among the leadership.

I think a new law should be proposed, by freshmen congressmen if veterans aren't so disposed, to require that all candidates for elected or appointed Federal offices or positions, be required to make all personal records available to the public : Actual Birth Certificate as recorded (no facsimiles or summaries,) Education, Tax Returns, records of misdemeanors and felonies, and legal suits of which they have been a party.
The law should specifically reserve the rights of privacy for everyone else : i.e. Joe ordinary citizen/taxpayer.

If the Congressional leadership shelves the proposed law, it shall be reintroduced until a vote is allowed and it is adopted.

End of corruption, anyone?