Even the queers don't like Obama

GoldenRivet · 09-23-10, 12:27 AM

the question is not breaking away from the two party system.

the question is; how do we encourage the leadership within the parties to work together in a bipartisan way to give us the best possible result?

the answer is - revolution.

"a little revolution is a good thing, dont you think?"

once every few decades you have to - as a voting people - shake things up... throw everything on its side.

i think thats why there have been so many tea party successes recently.

people are upset with the dems over their recent activities... and they are sick of republicans for their past transgressions.

so - hopefully - you will see old timers who have held on to their seats for a long time getting the boot and being replaced with fresh representation.

you have to send the leadership a message that none of their jobs are safe

09-23-10, 12:27 AM	#11
GoldenRivet Subsim Aviator Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Texas Posts: 8,729 Downloads: 146 Uploads: 0	the question is not breaking away from the two party system. the question is; how do we encourage the leadership within the parties to work together in a bipartisan way to give us the best possible result? the answer is - revolution. "a little revolution is a good thing, dont you think?" once every few decades you have to - as a voting people - shake things up... throw everything on its side. i think thats why there have been so many tea party successes recently. people are upset with the dems over their recent activities... and they are sick of republicans for their past transgressions. so - hopefully - you will see old timers who have held on to their seats for a long time getting the boot and being replaced with fresh representation. you have to send the leadership a message that none of their jobs are safe __________________