Are the people really serious and mad as hell about what Congress is up to these days? I'm afraid not. Let me explain.
Tea parties are nice.
Pink slips sent to Congress indicating they will get one for real in 2010 if they vote for government health care, cap and trade, or more government spending are nice too.
Is this serious action? No. Well then, if this is not serious action, what is?
Earlier this year when all this foolishness started the citizens should have put together all the elements needed for a recall election in every district in America. It should have been made clear that if these guys vote for government health care, cap and trade, or if they continue voting on bills the Congress or the people have not even had a chance to read there will be a recall election; we the people are not waiting until 2010 to throw out the trash.... you will be fired on the spot just like in the real world!
Citizens would make sure the recall preparation is very public and very concrete; everything would be in place to start the recall.... then the clear warning would be made; you vote the wrong way on any of these things and we will push the button to have you recalled this year, not in 2010.
When you see this type of thing you know the people are serious.... at this point the people only think they are serious, and we'll see if that even holds in 2010.
Now why is this country beyond bankrupt? Because the politicians in Washington found out that the people will not enforce the limitations placed on them by the Constitution. That being the case, they can spend money they don't have in unlimited quantities and spend it in any way they please. This is what breeds corruption, pure and simple.
See a good example at:
You see this is why the birth certificate issue is so important. If a politician can simply point to
an imageon the internet that is not even a birth certificate as proof of where he was born
and get away with itthen he knows he will do whatever he pleases on everything else....
and so far he has!
J. Cogburn
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