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Mustang of Social Sense left the following spot-on comment to this post I did a while back:
The fact is no elected official gives a damn. Hare is not at all unusual; one only needs to observe Nancy Pelosi, Barney Frank, Hairy Reid, or any number of other ‘servants of the people’ to see that members of Congress, of either party, intend to do as they please. Why? Because they count on the fact that Americans have short memories. It was important for Obama/Congress to pass the health care fiasco in March because these legislators realize most voters will forget by the time November arrives. I can prove this, too … how many Americans who vote recall that under this present government, President Obama seized and nationalized the banking industry, the car manufacturing and marketing industry, and the home loan industry?
Honestly, I don’t know what disgusts me more … this Congress, the White House, or the people who elected them.
I couldn't agree more with my good friend Mustang.
Many conservatives are pinning their hopes on the electorate to vote out the current administration in 2010 and 2012. But how long is the memory of the electorate? Not very, in my view. Americans have a way, a sort of optimism, of going to bed at night and expecting to wake up to a better tomorrow. This optimism, a form of apathy, is what got us into this present political mess in the first place.
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Mustang of Social Sense left the following spot-on comment to this post I did a while back:The fact is no elected official gives a damn. Hare is not at all unusual; one only needs to observe Nancy Pelosi, Barney Frank, Hairy Reid, or any number of other ‘servants of the people’ to see that members of Congress, of either party, intend to do as they please. Why? Because they count on the fact that Americans have short memories. It was important for Obama/Congress to pass the health care fiasco in March because these legislators realize most voters will forget by the time November arrives. I can prove this, too … how many Americans who vote recall that under this present government, President Obama seized and nationalized the banking industry, the car manufacturing and marketing industry, and the home loan industry?
Honestly, I don’t know what disgusts me more … this Congress, the White House, or the people who elected them.
I couldn't agree more with my good friend Mustang.
Many conservatives are pinning their hopes on the electorate to vote out the current administration in 2010 and 2012. But how long is the memory of the electorate? Not very, in my view. Americans have a way, a sort of optimism, of going to bed at night and expecting to wake up to a better tomorrow. This optimism, a form of apathy, is what got us into this present political mess in the first place.
- America Agrees!
Once again IBA is ahead of the curve. We've been saying this for a very long time. . . MSNBC: NBC/WSJ poll: Majority would vote out every member of Congress In a country sharply divided on almost every issue, most Americans agree on one thing: they...
- Obamacare: Obama's Mask Is Off; Scott Brown's Helmet Is On
From Reliapundit, the Astute Blogger: THE CORNER: Brown: ‘Important’ to Repeal [Robert Costa] Sen. Scott Brown (R., Mass.) tells National Review Online that it’s “important” for the GOP to fight to repeal Obamacare. “It has morphed...
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Family feud: Nancy Pelosi at odds with President ObamaFrom Politico: House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s increasingly public disagreements with President Barack Obama are a reflection of something deeper: the seething resentment some Democrats feel over what...
- Guantanamo Bay Has President Obama Scared
From Ace of Spades: Just add it to the list of his failures--not that I mind on this particular point, but it doesn't hurt to rub it in what a weenie we've got in the White House:White House officials last week tried to downplay their decision...
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