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Wed 20 Jun, 2007 07:27 pm
I'm not going to point any blame here. there are lots of theories.
Can we just agree that something has to be done? Can we work on extricating ourselves from a bad situation like adults? For once?
http://blogs.usatoday.com/gallup/2007/06/what_do_hmos_an.html
Not surprising. The Republicans hate the Dem congress and the anti-war dems hate the dem congress, who are too cowardly to cut off the funding.
Cycloptichorn
Cycloptichorn kinda summed it up I think.
I think the general public badly wants someone to take the president to the woodshed. Until this Congress does so, it's numbers won't get any better.
... or just maybe, the people aren't as disenchanted with the Administration's policies as some might like to think.
It does put Bush poll numbers in perspective, no? ;p
But seriously, Congress is suffering from a total lack of confidence from the voting public. People are getting to the point that they don't believe that Congress can do -anything- unless the congresscritters are being bribed to do it, and that's... just plain not good.
Asherman wrote:... or just maybe, the people aren't as disenchanted with the Administration's policies as some might like to think.
oh yeah... that's it... thanks for clearing that up.
Hopefully, and finally, the PEOPLE are beginning to realize politicians from both the democratic party and republican party do not care about the people they are supposed to represent.
Hopefully, the voters will realize it is time to remove everyone from office and find people who will represent the will of the people, not special interest, not minority groups, not business interests but ALL the PEOPLE.
woiyo wrote:Hopefully, and finally, the PEOPLE are beginning to realize politicians from both the democratic party and republican party do not care about the people they are supposed to represent.
Hopefully, the voters will realize it is time to remove everyone from office and find people who will represent the will of the people, not special interest, not minority groups, not business interests but ALL the PEOPLE.
gosh, woiyo and I have always fundamentally agreed about something...who knew?
woiyo wrote:Hopefully, and finally, the PEOPLE are beginning to realize politicians from both the democratic party and republican party do not care about the people they are supposed to represent.
Hopefully, the voters will realize it is time to remove everyone from office and find people who will represent the will of the people, not special interest, not minority groups, not business interests but ALL the PEOPLE.
Unless the will of the people disagrees with the Constitution... then you need someone with the balls to tell the people to STFU.
it doesn't take any balls to tell people that.... I mean, you do it all the time....
Congress approval in particular is down 13 points since February, just after the Democrats took over.
the democrats have spoken for the people and the repubs and bush have ignored their voices.
the democrat are guilty of not having the balls to push harder.
bush and the repubs are guiltty of bringing us to this place.
Bi-Polar Bear wrote:the democrats have spoken for the people and the repubs and bush have ignored their voices.
the democrat are guilty of not having the balls to push harder.
bush and the repubs are guiltty of bringing us to this place.
Yup, it's all Bush's fault that half of the democrat voting base looks for the blue button because they cannot read. Yup.
Bi-Polar Bear wrote:the democrats have spoken for the people and the repubs and bush have ignored their voices.
That probably explains why
just 3% of 'the people' think Bush, the Republicans and
the Democrats are doing ok on the handling of the immigration issues facing this country.
cjhsa wrote:Bi-Polar Bear wrote:the democrats have spoken for the people and the repubs and bush have ignored their voices.
the democrat are guilty of not having the balls to push harder.
bush and the repubs are guiltty of bringing us to this place.
Yup, it's all Bush's fault that half of the democrat voting base looks for the blue button because they cannot read. Yup.
that has absolutely nothing to do with my comment. I'm not surprised. go sit on your rifle, that's your best skill.
HokieBird wrote:Bi-Polar Bear wrote:the democrats have spoken for the people and the repubs and bush have ignored their voices.
That probably explains why
just 3% of 'the people' think Bush, the Republicans and
the Democrats are doing ok on the handling of the immigration issues facing this country.
well yeah. what's your point?