On the contrary, the two dictatorial parties that have hijacked government listen very carefully to those whom they represent. It has nothing to do with what may be thought of as "the average voter".Simple answer. They don't listen to the people they 'represent'. Congressperson's desks are piled high with the real issues the people want addressed. Meanwhile they are chasing the 'soup of the day' issues along with others in the cloister. Also, they have no idea what's going on in their districts back home, and they don't care.
Simple answer. They don't listen to the people they 'represent'. Congressperson's desks are piled high with the real issues the people want addressed. Meanwhile they are chasing the 'soup of the day' issues along with others in the cloister. Also, they have no idea what's going on in their districts back home, and they don't care.
Incorrect; or at least a secondary issue. The true problem is that the Government flat out refuses to be constrained by the limits imposed upon it by the US Constitution.Simple answer. They don't listen to the people they 'represent.
Their staff reads our letters then send us "Thanks for your concern" replies on our reps' letterhead. Thanks for nothing, rep.
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Abortion should only be a state political issue and only regarding government funding. Why take a stance on a no-win issue that will divide the country. Don't we have bigger fish to fry? Unwanted pregnancies are a fact of life. Why fight against a fact of life? Our prisons and graveyards are filled with unwanted, unloved, uncared for kids? We don't need more of them.If Congress acted in accordance with the people's views on the major issues facing the country the POT, Party of trump, would be out of business.
Quite a bit has been made by the board's conservatives about the Dem party's dismal polling numbers of late. They are frequently cited in response to it being pointed out trump's approval rating has sunken to new lows.
Why do I refer to this phenomenon as creating cognitive dissonance? Here's why.
Most U.S. adults think abortion should be legal 3 years after Roe was overturned, poll shows
Most U.S. adults think abortion should be legal 3 years after Roe was overturned, poll shows
The new findings from The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research poll show that about two-thirds of U.S. adults think abortion should be legal in all or most cases.A Majority of Americans See Climate Change as a...
We claim that 'education' is the solution to many other problems. Why not teach women how to avoid unwanted pregnancy.
The reason I wrote that thread was to show the popularity of positions Dem's hold with a majority of Americans on everything from doing something about climate change to passing enhanced gun control legislation.
May be a much shorter list if you asked what's right with our government.Simple answer. They don't listen to the people they 'represent'. Congressperson's desks are piled high with the real issues the people want addressed. Meanwhile they are chasing the 'soup of the day' issues along with others in the cloister. Also, they have no idea what's going on in their districts back home, and they don't care.
Almost nothing, which is highly concerning considering the size of the government.
So, kill off all the unwanted and unloved verse people taking personal accountability for their actions that get them pregnant in the first place along with their personal dysfunction for being unable to love and care for their own flesh and blood?Abortion should only be a state political issue and only regarding government funding. Why take a stance on a no-win issue that will divide the country. Don't we have bigger fish to fry? Unwanted pregnancies are a fact of life. Why fight against a fact of life? Our prisons and graveyards are filled with unwanted, unloved, uncared for kids? We don't need more of them.
