I'm so tired of hearing about how politicians need to "compromise" and do what that particular politician wants them to do. I'm tired of those same politicians saying that there needs to be tolerance when they're the most intolerant people in the universe.
This debt problem that our government has is a ridiculous problem. Anyone in his or her right mind wouldn't purposely spend more than they took in OR pay $1400 for a hammer that cost $8.50 at the hardware store OR award billions of dollars (they'd have to borrow from a foreign country) to someone to study the effects of methane on ants or some other foolish thing.
If I could speak with the leaders in congress and the house right now, and knew that what I said would make a dent in their stiff-necked stances, I'd let them know in no uncertain terms that they were all fired and that we're starting over. Pay off the debt we have so we won't be in such a bind, get rid of welfare (cause since the "war on poverty" began during President L's term poverty's gotten worse, not better since the government started throwing money at people who won't work), and stop spending money that isn't in your wallet. If it were possible, I'd cut politician's salaries by half, especially if they don't bother to show up at work.
It angers me that something that should be common sense has become some ridiculous political war. And our current president is standing in the middle of it, smiling and having a good ol' time because he knows he's not doing his part either and he loves all the chaos. I mean, if he didn't love all that chaos, he'd not have been the lawyer for ACORN all those years. I shutter to think that he'll get re-elected in 2012. I mean, even the people I know who voted for him in the beginning are worried about his performance and have no intentions to vote for him again. (Ok, so it’s about four of the five people I know who voted for him saying that. The fifth person just voted for him because he was of the same ethnic background as she is and doesn’t follow what he’s actually doing.)
Anyway, that’s just my opinion. And I have to say that I’m a little more sensitive to this right now because I’ve been listening to Alistiar Begg on Truth for Life here recently and he’s been in I Corinthians – yeah, a book that really could be written to any church inAmerica
This debt problem that our government has is a ridiculous problem. Anyone in his or her right mind wouldn't purposely spend more than they took in OR pay $1400 for a hammer that cost $8.50 at the hardware store OR award billions of dollars (they'd have to borrow from a foreign country) to someone to study the effects of methane on ants or some other foolish thing.
If I could speak with the leaders in congress and the house right now, and knew that what I said would make a dent in their stiff-necked stances, I'd let them know in no uncertain terms that they were all fired and that we're starting over. Pay off the debt we have so we won't be in such a bind, get rid of welfare (cause since the "war on poverty" began during President L's term poverty's gotten worse, not better since the government started throwing money at people who won't work), and stop spending money that isn't in your wallet. If it were possible, I'd cut politician's salaries by half, especially if they don't bother to show up at work.
It angers me that something that should be common sense has become some ridiculous political war. And our current president is standing in the middle of it, smiling and having a good ol' time because he knows he's not doing his part either and he loves all the chaos. I mean, if he didn't love all that chaos, he'd not have been the lawyer for ACORN all those years. I shutter to think that he'll get re-elected in 2012. I mean, even the people I know who voted for him in the beginning are worried about his performance and have no intentions to vote for him again. (Ok, so it’s about four of the five people I know who voted for him saying that. The fifth person just voted for him because he was of the same ethnic background as she is and doesn’t follow what he’s actually doing.)
Anyway, that’s just my opinion. And I have to say that I’m a little more sensitive to this right now because I’ve been listening to Alistiar Begg on Truth for Life here recently and he’s been in I Corinthians – yeah, a book that really could be written to any church in
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