Friday, July 16, 2010
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There is a place for group interest in government, but these days how many are writing the current legislation? If we elect a person to serve us should that person represent us, or another group? Do you know who authors each bill, and if it is not our duly elected representative what the hell do we need them for? How about this idea; a Constitutional amendment that requires all bills on a Federal level to be written in ink on the floor of either the House or Senate with at least three witnesses... We vote for people to represent us in our district and in our interest. Or do you actually vote for a candidate to represent someone else's interests? Voting for a politician that serves special interest is as worse than voting for the opposing party! Remember the courts are designed to handle the inequity in life, and hiring a politician to serve special interest is like hiring someone to work for a competing company and paying them out of your pocket...
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