@RABEL222,
Quote:You would think that the voters would realize that when you elect ultraconservative politicians in positions of power that you will get ultraconservative government. The Supreme Court is proof of this statement. It is a court of the rich with the help of the house it will continue to pass laws like the one that made corporations people. What? You say the Court dosent pass laws? If you do than you are one of the people who dosent understand our government of the people, by the people, for the people has become a government of the rich, by the rich and for the rich. Keep voting ultraconservatives into office and before long you wont be able to vote unless you have a billion dollars in the bank. As I mentioned in another text, or maybe this one I cant find a liberal or even a middle of the road politician to vote for but I will continue to vote for the least onerous politician in hopes to find a truly honest one who actually puts the will of ALL the people before the ones who buy the government for their gain, before I die.
I agree wholeheartedly with your statement, Rabbel. This morning I had the opportunity to watch MSNBC's Up w/Steve Kornacki who had Senator Elizabeth Warren as a guest. I must say, Senator Warren is one of the most "expressive communicators" I have heard in a very, very long time.
Warren was asked repeatedly by Kornacki if she would run for president of the US and she skillfully avoided the question, instead maintained she was focussing on 2014. With respect to Hillary Clinton, if she were to run I would vote without any hesitation, but if Elizabeth Warren were running, I would beyond a shadow of a doubt vote hands down for her.
Warren wrote a book many years back (I did not read it) which pointed to Hillary Clinton as not being free of Wall Street/Bank influence....she refused to address that point in her book with Kornacki when he asked her about this...that Wall Street had its claws into Clinton; Warren espouses the rich and powerful get what they want out of Washington....that the district is rigged with lawyers and lawyers, and is tilted towards the rich and powerful. But this is something you and I know already, eh?