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Tag Archives: Senate
“It’s too complicated.”
There’s a smugness that has overwhelmed our political system. It’s the patronizing, know-it-all, self-congratulating, self-important smugness of our elected officials. Time to do something about it. Continue reading
Gridlock or Lockstep?
We may be down but we’re not out. Over the next couple weeks, follow a plan that will take any incumbent down who insists that his rich friends with the big check books are more important than you and I. Continue reading
Posted in Deconstruction, Political Analysis, Political Rant
Tagged America, big banks, big money, campaign contributions, change, congress, corporate elite, corruption, deception, democracy, disintegration, elite, gridlock, incumbents, initiative, political corruption, politics, self-serving, Senate, slavery, traitor, tyranny, USA, Wall Street
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“Take me to your leader!”
I personally believe the President, and members of the House and Senate, both Democrat and Republican, fail on all counts to provide anything resembling strong, visionary, decisive leadership. They have proven time and time again to be weak, evasive, cowardly, unimaginative, sometimes simple-minded, at a time in our history that demands much more. Continue reading →