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Should all of them be THROWN OUT OF OFFICE?

Consider the Banks....

What is it, 20, 30 TRILLION dollars of waste, being spent on these CROOKS!
While the PEOPLE are being left to grovel and starve and lose their homes, their saving, their retirement, for the sake of feeding these CROOKS!

mm?

This doesn't need to get violent you know.

The People just want to win.
They want their Country back.
They may suffer for a while.
They will put up with it, because they will know they are recovering.
They will make sacrifices, for the sake of their Children, and Grand Children.
They will return the United States to 'PHYSICAL' prosperity, NOT GAMBLING prosperity which is based on corrupt Banking practices.

Just get back to basics.

Think about it; what has the American Government ever given to the American People and their prosperity?

Nothing!

The character inherent in the American PEOPLE has given the United States EVERYTHING it has ever achieved.

NOT THE GOVERNMENT!

Every American must have a job.
Every American must have access to improved productive skills.

Health Care.
Every American has a right to health care.

All the things their Government is STEALING from them.

What is need is for one Party to be dedicated to those purposes.
A purpose which cannot be realized without first throwing out of office every single traitor who has forsaken the American People and trampled all over the Constitution, including the present incumbent of the White House.

The present head of the Federal Reserve system!


The American People have got to stand up and reassert their RIGHTS guaranteed under the Constitution and stop this take down of the Greatest Nation on Earth.
Anyone who wishes to continue in the same direction Obama has chosen, and lets not forget Bush either,...all of them need to be THROWN OUT OF OFFICE!
NOW!

ALL OF THEM!

Asked By: Clatty Mary - 8/6/2011
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You have given us part of the solution, i.e. THROW THEM ALL OUT.

But it's not just them. There is also the 'people behind the curtain'.
The Zionists and big bankers who pull the strings without being seen.

There is ONLY one method of getting rid of all of this.
...And it's called BLOODY REVOLUTION.
(Reason: Throwing people out DOES require violence)

I think this will come one day and since there are different groups with different agendas I see the present USA being split up into smaller, completely independent countries based on the different peoples that inhabit the lands of North America.

One likely break-up might be.....
The South mainly inhabited by Blacks.
The Southwest by the descendants of Mexicans and other Hispanics
The Northwest reserved for the White settlers of America.
And what's in between a Sodom & Gomorrah for all the mixed races and liberals.
Answered By: Northwestener - 8/6/2011
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Only if we get the money out of politics so they can't ever be bought again!
Answered By: whoyeah - 8/6/2011
I agree throw them all out .They live like kings and queens and we pay for their life styles.We know how to spend our own money .Why do we need them for?
Answered By: Judy - 8/6/2011
Here's a better plan: Why don't you call whoever is in office in your state, and explain everything you said to us to that person instead? You said yourself the problems are banks and crooks outside of office. Why not give the person who just got elected a chance to do something about it?
Answered By: Silas G - 8/6/2011
YEP !! That would be the tea baggers, for sure. Your dissertation and reference to Obama is close to reportable, dear member.

Please don't take such liberties with the office of the POTUS. That is sacrosanct !!

I never jumped on Dubya while he was in office. I took a 3 1/2 yr hiatus from Y/A because he was there but NOW, I would LOVE to tell it like it is in the most guttural language I could type, he was THAT bad !!
Answered By: MARK B - 8/6/2011
Throw them all out. They do not represent "we the people" They are only interested in power and maintaining their investments. The politicians are just wealthy oligarchs who need to be dethroned and NOW. No more pollitcal electees who maintain their offices for a lifetime because they use their monies to get voted into office. Read some Noam Chomsky and Ralph Nader for starters.
Answered By: Razor's Edge - 8/6/2011
The american people have let,illegals and foreign countries tell them what to do, they do not have the backbone to fight like their ancestors did to preserve their freedoms. the liberals have taken over and running into the gutter
Answered By: red top - 8/6/2011
Most of them yes.Where were the committees and sub committees and czars that are suppose to be watching these agencies in Washington?Where are the investigative reporters stories of how the government was spending money?(in the pockets of the Liberals).Why did not one of them see this coming ?
Maybe we the people need to hire our own unbiased agencies to watch the agencies in Washington?
Has that what its come to.Its such a mess up there.Where do you start to fix it.
We have all learned a listen in what happens when over decades the people don't pay attention to what is going on.And now as we face the crisis of our generation...it is only us that can set it straight.
Answered By: Jane Doe - 8/6/2011
What's really needed for our Congress are TERM LIMITS! THese WEASELS have gotten too powerful FOR TOO LONG with drafting and making laws that suit their political goals, far too easily.

But they wont give up that power in the name of a conscience.
Answered By: Messin With Sasquatch - 8/6/2011
Personally, I agree with throwing them ALL out and I will NOT vote for any Congressional incumbent.

The problem is that the game is rigged. Practically every Congressional district has been carved out to be a safe seat for either a Republican or Democrat. This is why in the polls approval rating for Congress is about 14?yet 90?f incumbents are returned to office in each election.

Voters always say, "I don't approve of the performance of Congress, but MY representative is OK." Well, I'm here to say that your Congress person is NOT OK and unless you start voting them out, you're going to continue to have a dysfunctional Congress. If nothing is getting done these days in Congress, then ALL of the members are to blame. As the old song said...."nobody's right if everybody's wrong."

I will no longer vote for ANY incumbent Congress person, no matter how "good" that person is until things start getting done in this country again. If that means throwing the baby out with the bathwater, so be it.
Answered By: Steve915 - 8/6/2011
I would not have a problem throwing out all the socialists, pigs, donkeys, and other stupid politicians starting with the dumbest one of all, Brick Obummer.
Answered By: First Last - 8/6/2011
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