What Happens When Legislators Fail to Support The People
People, let's not be fooled - One Republican signing onto a sloppy, Congressionally mismanaged bill hardly qualifies as "a bipartisan majority".
Rather, Saturday - in a rare weekend session - the House of "Representatives" demonstrated history in completely NEGLECTING the majority of the voters they were elected to REPRESENT.
As the proper means of government in the United States - a representative democracy, it is we the people who have the final say in our government's intrusions.
Think about this: Americans do not face a penalty for not joining our volunteer military, nor do we face a penalty for failing in our civic duty to vote. So why are we being offered the fine and penalty for deciding our own healthcare.
I fully support the ideals of reforming healthcare and providing expanded coverage, but not on the backs of business, or our retirees and veterans.
These "mental millionaires" who are inhabiting the halls of Congress seem to think that after passing this "ball and chain" project that they will still survive a re-election next year. I urge you to consider that if they can't read the bill, and work for "the common good", you might want to consider giving them the tried and true sign of disbelief - send them and their special interest groups a visual pink slip, come next November.
My name is Jon Greenspon, and I'm running as a Republican candidate for President in 2012.
Thank You,
Jon Greenspon
Greenspon 2012 Presidential Committee
www.greenspon.org
Rather, Saturday - in a rare weekend session - the House of "Representatives" demonstrated history in completely NEGLECTING the majority of the voters they were elected to REPRESENT.
As the proper means of government in the United States - a representative democracy, it is we the people who have the final say in our government's intrusions.
Think about this: Americans do not face a penalty for not joining our volunteer military, nor do we face a penalty for failing in our civic duty to vote. So why are we being offered the fine and penalty for deciding our own healthcare.
I fully support the ideals of reforming healthcare and providing expanded coverage, but not on the backs of business, or our retirees and veterans.
These "mental millionaires" who are inhabiting the halls of Congress seem to think that after passing this "ball and chain" project that they will still survive a re-election next year. I urge you to consider that if they can't read the bill, and work for "the common good", you might want to consider giving them the tried and true sign of disbelief - send them and their special interest groups a visual pink slip, come next November.
My name is Jon Greenspon, and I'm running as a Republican candidate for President in 2012.
Thank You,
Jon Greenspon
Greenspon 2012 Presidential Committee
www.greenspon.org
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