A 41 to 59 majority?
Posted on 10. Feb, 2010 by scott in Social commentary, economic daydreaming, political munglings
After the STN (state of the union) address it seems that Washington D.C. has come to a standstill. Kind of like the circus has folded its tents and vanished . . . is no news good news? Not when there is so much to do.
Health care? Say what?
Jobs? Huh?
Debt management? Oh come on, we are talking about Washington.
I heard someone jokingly mention the above headline as if it were real. Yikes.
There is a lot to do in order to move our nation along. The democratic majority has been demoralized by a single special election. Who are these smidgeons anyway?
Reid? Gone fishin. Pelosi? Hiding under a basket of wash.
No leadership from the White House either. Appears Obama is already out on the campaign trail for 2012. Flying here and there with an upbeat message . . . but not even focusing on getting the things done that he promised on the ‘last’ campaign trail.
We still need universal health care–something that works for everyone and costs less. Hey, dems, swallow your dangburn pride and take another look at the repubs suggestions on tort reform (I don’t care how many of your are lawyers — you are working for the people now). Then sit down and give serious thought to making health insurance available nation wide on the same networks available regionally or statewide now. Finally, spend all the money the health care lobbyists gave you on watching Avatar a few hundred time, because then you can forget them and do something about helping to stop the rising costs of prescription medicines.
And you knucklehead republicans can forget saying ‘no’ to everything. We, the people, see through your tawdry machinations. Heck, in the past year you have even fought against things you originally proposed . . . just to make the party on the other side of the aisle look helpless.
And, voters, I remind you that the real control is in our hands. So, stop the Washington mishmash and force our elected officials to take real action. Vote ALL incumbents out of office and let them know now so that they will stop legislating for themselves and think about us.
I love America . . . it has been great to me, and I thank my great-great-grandfather for leaving a freeheld farm in Norway to come here with not much more that the clothes on his back. I wonder how many of us could do something like that today.
We have a lot going for us but we have got to make our voices heard.
I hope Obama, Reid, Pelosi and everyone else in D.C. come to the realization that the time for change in the way government practices their once honorable profession is now.
God Bless America and full speed ahead!!! The race has just begun.
Thanks to flickr’s mcamcamca for the photo



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