Fixing a broken government
Another excellent Green Room post from Doc Zero, who is rapidly becoming one of my favorites out there:
In the midst of a sour economy marked by falling market values, rising unemployment, and the specter of rampant inflation, the House passes an economy-killing cap-and-trade bill, which will cost each American household thousands of dollars per year and plunge the American economy into an essentially permanent recession… all to address a hoax promoted with junk science, while ignoring foreign industry that will go on pumping out the “greenhouse gases” the bill purports to control. A supposedly impartial news network hands its air time over to the dominant political party, to promote a massive health-care scheme that will shove another trillion-dollar knife into the economy Congress voted to eviscerate today… and already we hear about special exemptions written into the deadly socialized medicine plan, for the benefit of powerful union allies of the Democrat Party. A confused president dithers for days as peaceful demonstrators are murdered on the streets of Iran, before finally coughing up the stern condemnation he should have offered weeks ago. Fourth of July invitations to the ambassadors of the murderous Tehran regime are finally rescinded, after days of leaving them on the table as festering insults to every American citizen who truly embraces the spirit of that noble holiday.
What can we do to fix this broken, dysfunctional government, before it does any more damage to the strength or honor of the country?
Personally, I don’t have a whole lot of faith anymore in any solution short of violently ousting the rent-seekers, RINOs, and commie bastards. But the good Doctor has a prescription, and it’s certainly worth a look.
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What signal will we be looking for? I'd hate to be the first guy out of the blocks without backup.
When the signal is sent, I think it will be unmistakable.