Sounds good to me, as long as they're middle-class moderates and not wealthy and/or extremist.
2007-09-29 18:02:50
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answered by BOOM 7
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Unfortunately, they can still do a lot of damage and since they know they are going to lose if they abide by the election process, they will push harder for caging votes, redistricting, locking popular Dem gov (believe that was in Arkansas), try through ballot initiate to break up the California electoral votes. Install their cronies in all departsments, violate the Hatch act,
Intimidate congress right before August recess by telling them if they don't allow the expanded wiretaps, they are likely to be blamed for the false terrorist threat aimed at Washington. intimidate and manipulate the press...(and even the CIA) GAO published the propaganda budget and Bush himself says he has to catapult the propaganda. And, who believes that they "accidentally" transported 5 or 6 nukes across country...into the base which is staging ground for Middle East operations.
Can't just wait for the election. Everything they touch until then is corrupted, and like ticks, they are digging in deeper, making us bankrupt and demoralized, not to mention letting the troops in Iraq fight a unjust "war", a civil war. Killing innocent Iraqi people, creating more terrorists and ruining our economy, military and not doing anything to combat climate change. Black Water is getting domestic contracts so that when they come back from Iraq they can "help" us here.
2007-09-30 00:52:01
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answered by dan b 3
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I am not frustrated with most of them, but I certainly think that Congress spends way to much time on issues of little concern, rather than real important issues. They have spent more time on witch hunts, starting conspiracy stories than they have anything else, besides hiding their pork projects in the war funding bills, making citizens think all them high dollars amounts were just war funds, which they are NOT. A good house cleaning is necessary, term limits should have been started 30 years ago.
2007-09-30 00:45:55
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answered by lilly4 6
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Been frustrated with Bush for six years. Congress a lot longer than that. Unfortunately, the general populace thinks in sound bites when they think at all, so nothing is going to change
2007-09-30 00:38:59
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answered by mommanuke 7
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Ha, that it was we did in 2006 when the control of the congress was won by democrats. They made promises of withdrawl from iraq if they were elected. They made promises of an increase of wages, too. All remains the same it seems. Maybe if we started off anew, it would change. I don't know, but I have my doubts.
2007-09-30 01:22:07
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answered by The Angry Elephant 4
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Yes Lindsey, I am. Only the president has term limits opposed upon him. When the people of Arkansas added Amendment 73 to their state constitution permitted a Senator to sit for a maximum of two years and a Representative for a maximum of one the liberal justices on the Supreme Court (Stevens, Kennedy, Ginsburg, Souter, Breyer) struck it down immediately. All the conservatives (Rhenquist, O'Connor, Thomas, Scalia) were in favor. Once again the elite left defies the will of the people who are subordinate to them.
2007-09-30 00:41:36
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answered by reaganite27 5
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Vote for another set of candidates who are willing to serve the people and the world not to satisfy their interests while in power.
2007-09-30 00:38:39
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answered by FRAGINAL, JTM 7
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I'm just sick of the liberals who attempt to impede the prosecution of the War on Terror whenever they can. I honestly believe they hate our president more than the enemy.
2007-09-30 00:59:44
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answered by Anonymous
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Yes.
2007-09-30 00:57:05
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answered by Anonymous
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I am frustrated with all politicians on both sides.
2007-09-30 00:48:43
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answered by Anonymous
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