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Re: Mr. now and Mr.Later


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Posted by paul on November 20, 2008 at 07:22:46 from (66.60.197.219):

In Reply to: Re: Mr. now and Mr.Later posted by trucker40 on November 20, 2008 at 07:12:38:

>Its everybodys fault not the Presidents?

Most certainly.

Why do we need to blame others? We should live our life in the way we want, but also responsible for ourselves.

The govt is not or should not be our babysitter. How disgusting if you think it should be taking care of you. Take care of yourself.

Congess is a bad thing, and it has been run by both parties over the past 20 years - neither one has done 'better', it's just always a turf war on how to make their party look good, and make the other look bad. No respect for the country itself, which is what congress should be concerned about! I'm not taking sides, I'm saying they should be running the USA, not positioning themselves to look good & make others look bad. And that is what _both_ parties have been doing.

President is for the rest of the world, congress is for the internal USA. If we are failing internally with bad leadership within the USA, it is congress that is failing us, not the president. The president may be good or bad makes no difference, if the USA is falling apart it is because of us - everybody - being greedy with loans we can't afford & job perks we don't desrve, along with lack of leadership & direction from Congress.

That is how the USA is set up to work. If it ain't working, look in the mirror & at the people representing you in congress.

--->Paul


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