Posted on 07/13/2013 1:43:25 PM PDT by Olog-hai
A new Gallup poll shows that a large majority of Americans are dissatisfied with the federal governments handling of numerous economic-related issues, with 85% of people dissatisfied in particular with the governments handling of the nations finances.
While the poll showed strong satisfaction for governments management of natural disasters, national parks, and homeland security, for the 19 issues queried about by the poll, Americans were dissatisfied with governments handling of 13 of them in majorities that ranged from 56% to 85%.
The poll also showed that Americans dissatisfaction with the federal governments handling of certain issues has increased since 2005. For example, while 44% were satisfied with the governments handling of labor and employment issues in 2005, only 26% were satisfied in 2013a drop in satisfaction of 18 points.
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Creepy-a$$ examples of same?
If you could get enough people to stand up, withold their taxes in a tax revolt, you could get an almost immediate response from the government.
We don’t have the leadership, or backbone for that - yet.
Sadly, there are probably people in that 85% that don’t think we are spending enough.
Didn't you get the memo from Miss Slim Jeans? Once classified as a cracker you automatically become "creepy a$$".
Sum Ting Wong
Half of the 85% probably think more should be spent.
And 53% voted for Obama. Pfffft...
Wow, even includes some nanny-staters.
A federal tax revolt? Unlikely, because FDR signed the “Current Tax Payment Act” in 1943 which established income tax withholding. How are you going to get your employer to stop withholding? The best you could do is claim 100 exemptions.
We just need to keep paying our taxes like good little slaves. Our complaints mean nothing to those in power. As long as that’s all we do is complain...
Say what???
Withholding votes would be thousands of times more effective.
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