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Re: Sitting on pins and needles


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Posted by JDseller on June 24, 2012 at 21:11:00 from (208.126.196.144):

In Reply to: Sitting on pins and needles posted by Ultradog MN on June 24, 2012 at 20:39:52:

I want it to go down but I don't trust any of the DC crowd. They all just want power to Lord over us underlings out here in fly over country.

The last twenty years or so have shown that the Constitution does not mean much to the bunch we have in DC. I do mean both parties.

Things we need:
1) Hard term limits. 6 years total any combination you want but six years total. Both housed together. We have over 300 million people in this great country. We can find 535 people that can lead every 4-6 years easy.

2) Balance budget amendment. Using real accounting practices not base line budgeting.

3) All Federal judges ten year terms. Only renewed with a 80% vote in the house. This includes the Supreme court. Also after the first term of ten years a simple majority can vote them out at anytime. We have old men/women that have been there for 30-40 years. They have zero knowledge of what it is like in real life anymore.

4) Out law public employee unions. They have become a laundry machine for public money back to the political parties. Right now that is the Dems but it just as easy could be the Reps later.

5) Tort reform. That alone would save millions in legal costs each year. Just make the loser pay the winners total court/legal cost. That alone would make the silly stuff disappear.


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