He has put Americans into indentured servitude to the world.

He has indebted us beyond belief. How to ever recover from this?

This is TREASON; CRIMINAL; BETRAYAL

It is irresponsible to watch our nation being destroyed, piece by piece.

Our forefathers didn’t wait around for the British to destroy them.

No one wants revolution – their choices; liberty slavery, or death.

Where are all the Constitutional Attorneys that should be filing charges, speaking out about the continual infractions of our Constitution and laws?

Congress is full of complicit, corrupt, lazy-ass-parasites and must be held accountable – kick their useless carcasses out – vote them out before we lose that right… the right to vote.

Observe what is happening in Honduras… we are next. Notice where Bozama's allegiance is… the the Dictators.

Idiocy-on-parade seem to be the norm as our rulers…(ops, I meant elected officials) practice the sutle art of sophistry.

What is really sad, the news media doesn't even question this outrageous statements with the commonsense that God gave a Billy Goat, much less these braying Jackasses(that's another name for a donkey for the PC crowd)we call congressmen.

Term limits and a NEW government NOW!!

We mus get rid of them.

First, we must clog Washington DC with a protest rally by showing up in huge numbers.

A mass rally is planned on September 12 at the Lincoln Memorial to show who the boss is and to present a petition similar to the petitions sent to England in 1775. Please get away from your computers and gather in Washington. For more information on it, go to http://912dc.org/” rel=”nofollow”>:http://912dc.org/
Take action, let us go get our country back.

Is the very idea that Congress actually reads the legislation they’re turning into the law of the land so foreign to them that it is funny? – Yes.

1000+ pages, I read somewhere? How many weeks would it take to read and understand it? Leaves the question: Who do they expect to implement it, and how? How big is the bunch of their "good friends" whom they'll put on "our payroll"?

Is this even democracy? — NO! — The famous novelist/philosopher, Ayn Rand, once wrote: 'Do not attempt to understand a great folly, merely ask what it accomplishes. You'll know the answer.', or words to this effect.

Along this line of thought, Kevin B. has it right. The racket gets on a roll more or less like this: Get wide-ranging legislation in place from the start. You don't need to be too specific. It doesn't have to work exactly as advertised. Just make sure there's a little in it for everyone. Then you can "fix" it, later, to taste, once the money starts rolling in.

Dennis A. writes: "We have some stupid people running the country…" Well, Yes, in a way, but it's more than that. Actually, they're quite a clever bunch of crooks who are "all in on the same racket." (Play along, you're in and do well. Oppose, you're out forever) Reminds me of another Ayn Rand novel, Atlas Shrugged. Anyway, there are probably a few exceptions. Rep King, R-IA comes to mind. These we need to find and identify and support and strengthen in every doable way, which is why I'm against just generally voting all incumbents out of office, although I can understand anybody mad enough to want to do that. It's also a reason why I'm ambivalent about "term limits". Although they would help to break up the current "racket", we'd still be stuck with the mess they left and a huge bureaucracy to untangle and dismantle. To do that you need good people who are also experienced enough to know what to touch first and how hard to touch it, or you'll make everything worse.

Come to think, that may be what a lot of incumbents are banking on. That the voter, however mad he gets, will be "smart" enough to spot the game and decide to be "in" enough (via his special interest group) to at least get a few crumbs, rather than oppose the racket and go begging. This is a very ancient mechanism whereby such political machines as Chicago's Daley "gang" got formed and maintained. It's the way ancient Rome worked, and Machiavelli's 13th/14th century Florence. It probably also explains best our state's very own political ogre, Barney Frank. You figure.