[pa_dweller]

With over 1,500 bills introduced each session...

Uhhhh, anybody think this is part of the problem?

[WindMinstrel]

With over 1,500 bills introduced each session... Uhhhh, anybody think this is part of the problem?

Damned straight! I think we stopped needing new laws 'round about 1795 or so. Of course, if the politicos stopped making laws it'd be obvious to the sheeple how utterly useless they are. Feh, they disgust me.

[blackdog]

I loved Jesse Ventura's proposal about sunsetting an existing law in order to impliment a new piece of legislation.

At 50 states, times 1,500 avg. state bills, that comes to 75,000 bills at only the state level each year. Add our friends in Washington, and god help us all. Scrap the whole mess, and start anew. Of course only after sending each politician to somalia with $2.00, a one way ticket, and a few thousand condoms with gaping holes in them.