[Peace-discuss] Why do people believe in Congress?

n.dahlheim at mchsi.com n.dahlheim at mchsi.com
Fri Apr 20 12:42:21 CDT 2007


National politics is most definitely the dead leading the dead.  Considering their fealty to large corporate 
and financial interests, Congress cannot be counted upon at all to consider the opinions of ordinary 
citizens too seriously.  Trying to change Congress and paying too much attention to them in the hope of 
them actually enacting substantive changes will only leave a person disappointed.  Something else must 
clearly be done.


> At 11:06 AM 4/20/2007, Karen Medina wrote:
> 
> >As ugly as politics are, war is uglier.
> 
> National politics is the dead leading the dead.
> 
> 
> 
> >---- Original message ----
> > >Date: Fri, 20 Apr 2007 08:47:16 +0000
> > >From: n.dahlheim at mchsi.com
> > >Subject: [Peace-discuss] Why do people believe in Congress?
> > >To: Peace-discuss at lists.chambana.net
> > >
> > >Why do people believe that reaching Congress will make even the 
> > slightest difference at all?  Congress
> > >is totally corrupt.  Nancy Pelosi and the Democratic leadership 
> > basically said impeachment was off the
> > >table once they entered the halls of power after the overwhelming 
> > mandate the population essentially
> > >gave them to pursue impeachment.  What more evidence does one need that 
> > the Democrats are totally
> > >worthless?  The intoxication of the money and power in Washington easily 
> > overrides rational
> > >judgements made in the name of the common good.  Washington is a place 
> > where agribusiness (who
> > >will do nothing about all of the honeybees dying), oil, finance, 
> > defense, pharamceuticals, et. al decide
> > >everything.  They lobby heavily with the help of massive P.R. to 
> > politicians who are nothing more than
> > >egotistical, greedy dolts happy to stand before the T.V. camera and give 
> > stupid news interviews.  The
> > >Democrats are bought, sold, and controlled just like their Republican 
> > predecessors.  They just throw
> > >little bones before the helpless infantile masses.  Oh, we'll raise the 
> > minimum wage from $5 to $6 an
> > >hour.  Yeah!!!!!!   Spare me the stench of the manure from that 
> > repugnant capital city!
> 
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