What Obama isn’t telling you is that there are many Americans that not only hates what he’s doing, but also abhors what is happening with the moral integrity of this country. It was We the People who fought Britain, not a politician. It was We the People that is supposed to control the country, not a politician. And it continues to be We the People who the government is to fear.
Sadly, this is no longer the case. Politicians stay in power because they have too much power. Much like King George to say the least. Even impeachment is impossible due to partisanship. Consider the Clinton impeachment. Passed the Republican-controlled house. Died in the democrat-controlled senate.
Many of the Obama-bots want a more liberal government, who provides health care for all, yet doesn’t want to pay for it. Yet many of these robots don’t realize is that the money comes from those snooty rich republicans they all hate. So here’s my idea: Let’s leave.
That’s right. I’m calling on a full-fledged sucession from the United States.
And no, I’m not kidding.
Think about it…it’s a win-win for both sides. The liberals get all the free health care they want. I don’t know how it’s going to be funded. Frankly, I could careless. They can have abortions, teach sex ed in school while failing to teach history. The conservatives will have low taxes, small government, no abortions…you get the picture.
I’ll tell you right now why politicans won’t support this: it puts power back to the people. It takes away their cushy jobs. And the federal government would lose a whole lot of money. Because when push comes to shove, most people are very conservative with their money. Most people will vote with their dollars even if they contradict it with their votes.
I would like to see the United States split into two. I don’t think we need a civil war. Quite frankly, I don’t think the liberals would have a standing chance since conservatives have more guns and ammo. And many more of them are stocking up.
But until this happens, we’ll have to try to make due with what we have. Take a look at my last article: My 3-2-1 Plan
Due to an unknown security vulnerability, mikesoh.com was down for about 14 hours. Feeds were unaffected and I haven’t seen any real damage to the site. My sister site was not affected at all.
I’m still sorting out the details of the hack but what I’ve gathered so far is that the hacker was able to overwrite the theme I have selected. I believe that this is a wordpress vulnerability, but I’m looking into the posibility that it may not be.
After a quick search, another site was hit with the same exact hack. He is also using WordPress, but he also uses the same hosting service.
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About a month ago, I made a suggestion to fellow #TCOT member MarkRMatthews concerning the current state of our legislative body. Everyone agrees that special interest groups have way too much control yet not one politician will admit that they are affected by them. The reality is that our legislative body has become way too powerful. Every year we seem to hear about some congressman or senator having some sort of ethics issue.
Politics was never meant to be a full-time career. In fact, it was supposed to be a group of individuals who believed in bringing REAL results from the national level down to the local level. But we’ve gone far beyond this vision. The majority of the elected legislators are millionaires. They live cushy lives from lobby kickbacks. They air a sense of entitlement, like they deserve to have popularity, money, prestige.
I want to believe that there is at least one honost politician. But due to the fact that politics is now a game as opposed to a mission, these honest home-grown politicians fall by the wayside.
Despite elections, I don’t believe that the everyman’s concern is addressed. Congress has gotten so partition that the majority of votes now can be counted by which party the politician is in. We, the people, must wake up from this fact and seek real change. Not the change that Obama promised because it isn’t enough.
I’m calling my proposal the 3-2-1 plan. It’s simple:
- Three: Elected legislative members are limited to three consecutive terms. It doesn’t matter if he puts in two terms in the House and then one term in the Senate or all three terms in the Senate. After serving three consecutive terms, the member must not seek ANY federally-elected office for two full terms of his last office.
- Two: The legislator-to-constituent ratio is way too high. Using 2010 census data, we must double the number of legislators in both the House and Senate. This makes it so that more specific concerns can be heard from a smaller group of constituents and makes it harder for lobby groups to control one group of legislators.
- One: Each legislator will earn a different salary, which will be equal to the median income level of his constituents. This salary will be determined by the last census. This will force the legislator to relate to his constituents and understand their financial needs better. If he needs to take on a second job, so be it.
I need help getting this message across. Right now, the foxes guard the hen house. There is no way that a bill like this will pass because no legislator in their right mind would want to give up the power that they have right now.
Our elected officials have forgotten that they work for the people. We don’t have to cater to them. The only way that a bill like this can pass is through grassroots support. I doubt either house will introduce this bill. The only way for it to pass is for it to be voted on by referendum at the state level.
I’m not a lawyer by any stretch of the imagination. But I know enough about the constitution that a bill like this will require an amendment to the constitution. With your help, we can make this happen.
Please tell your friends about this plan. It’s a good plan and gives power back to the people and away from the lobbiest and the carear politicians. Your comments are always appreciated. Please post them below.
The World Net Daily reported Tuesday that a citizen grand jury issued an indictment against Obama. The charges are fraud and to, one and for all, prove that Obama has a legitimate claim to the presidency.
While I am not one of the people who believe Obama is not a citizen, the fact that so many people have blindly accepted this fact has caused me great concern. Several law suits have already been issued and quickly dismissed. However, there has been little to no information from the Obama camp to assuage these charges. Their silence has only deepened the controversy to the point that I am beginning to wonder why the president refuses to acknowledge this question.
Senators have taken the issue from their constituents and pretty much replied, “Whatever. Get a life.” But I found this particular reply interesting:
Sen. Mel Martinez, R-Fla.: “Presidential candidates are vetted by voters at least twice – first in the primary elections and again in the general election. President-Elect Obama won the Democratic Party’s nomination after one of the most fiercely contested presidential primaries in American history. And, he has now been duly elected by the majority of voters in the United States. Throughout both the primary and general election, concerns about Mr. Obama’s birthplace were raised. The voters have made clear their view that Mr. Obama meets the qualifications to hold the office of president.”
Just because someone is elected by the people doesn’t mean that the elected is qualified as per the constitution. For example, we can vote for my dog by a huge majority. Yes, he can win the primary. And sure, he can win the general election. But it doesn’t mean that he can be president. I hope Senator Martinez isn’t suggesting that we completely ignore the constitution and only rely upon public opinion.
The problem I see with this whole issue is that the government as a whole thus far has suppressed these complaints. This is something that should be put to rest, once and for all. The court should rule that either Obama is duly qualified natural born citizen that can take the office of the President or that he isn’t.
The controversy has become incredibly strong. It needs to be put to rest.