Sep 29, 2008 | 9:45 PM
Category:
Political
Nanci
Pelosi, liberal Democrat and head of the Congress from San Francisco,
has no common sense. Here we have a crucial vote on a major economic
bailout and instead of coaxing the opposing team to her side through
logic and persuasion, she take a moment on the floor prior to the vote
to blame every economic ill on the Republican party. She kind of
glossed over the attempts in 2003 and 2005 to get better oversight on
Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae. And do you want me to believe that only
Republicans were making hay while the sun shined on a booming market?
Many of the problems coming to fruition are the result of policies
starting back as early as 1996. What I find odd is how a bill that was
three pages last Thursday can suddenly swell to 101 pages today. Does
the word "earmarks" ring a bell?
For every expenditure passed
by the Congress there have been countless earmarks riding along like
the bloodsucking parasites that wrote them on bills that needed to be
passed. Frankly, while the party may be over, I don't think Pelosi
realizes that the party may be over for everyone. There were just as
many Democrats that reneged on that vote as Republicans. And as I
recall, the Democrats hold the majority in the House. So whose fault is
it that they didn't fall in lockstep with this legislation? Or are
there hidden clauses and earmarks that may come back and sting like
hell when outed in the media? This was the result of middle America
making their preferences known. For too long the government has been
run by many for the benefit of a few. That's backasswards. It's time
that Congress learns who is boss. And the way to do that is to note how
YOUR representatives votes, to note if they have stood up for YOU. If
not, they aren't your creature anymore and you owe them no loyalty.
Remember that come November.