59 percent say they'd kick out all members of House, Senate
3 in 5 voters: Boot<BR>every congressman
3 in 5 voters: Boot<BR>every congressman
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Indicted Rep. William Jefferson (D-La.), who was videotaped by the FBI receiving $100,000 in $100 bills, much of which was later recovered from his home's freezer in an FBI raid, was the top vote-getter Saturday in a field of seven candidates in Louisiana's Democratic primary.
59 percent say they'd kick out all members of House, Senate
3 in 5 voters: Boot<BR>every congressman
Two things to clean up 95% of bullshit in Congress:
1. Term limits.
2. Fair or Flat Tax with no meddling allowed.
Two things to clean up 95% of bullshit in Congress:
1. Term limits.
2. Fair or Flat Tax with no meddling allowed.
You'd end up with a de-facto budget that way. I'd rather see spending decreased over time by elimination of all social programs.
But that includes Obama and McCain. Oh, noes! Can't have that!
Two things to clean up 95% of bullshit in Congress:
1. Term limits.
2. Fair or Flat Tax with no meddling allowed.
We went to breakfast yesterday and there was a man standing on the corner with a sign that said "VOTE FOR THE OTHER GUY/GIRL" and the response was amazing. If people want a real change, then thats the best way to do it. Get rid of all of them on one big lump, when you see the word incumbant you should pull the lever for the other person.
59 percent say they'd kick out all members of House, Senate
3 in 5 voters: Boot<BR>every congressman
Public assistance is not inherently evil - ask any victim of Katrina.
Profiting from it is evil.
Also bad, but not necessarily evil, is those benefitting from public assistance not understanding that it is assistance, not an entitlement, which needs to be appreciated and paid back if possible.
-Joe
That would make 1200 Congressman- a ridiculously large number. It would also do nothing to restrict the power of incumbency.We don't need Term Limits or Campaign Finance reform. All we need is a return to electing our reps on the basis of population rather than some set number.
If you elected reps 1 for every 250,000, or less, you would reduce the need for money, because the districts would be smaller. You would reduce the need and influence of staffs because members could do the work themselves. You could reduce the number of committee assignments because there would be enough members to go around.
It has the added benefit of being the system we started out with. Change it BACK!!!