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Surveys
dissuade choice
Do
you also receive those legislator surveys
that guide us to mark what "they"
want? Yee Haw! Lets contact our members
of Congress now, and tell them what "we"
want. Like, penalize those who created or
keep the extreme detainee treatment doctrines.
After
229 years of legislative leverage, the filibuster
tool must stay.
Elevate
ethical rules. Prohibit district gerrymandering
and uncontested elections. All legislators,
regardless of party, must have enough time
to read legislation, prior to any action.
Grow Social Security and stop raiding its
funds. Stop ignoring excessive executive
public corporation compensations.
Raise
the regard for regulatory agencies and higher
education.
They
partially-privatized Medicare, gave us the
doughnut-hole and denied medicine price-negotiations.
What do you think we (and corporations)
will get, if they privatize social security?
Do we want them interfering with our personal
life and death decisions?
Do
we want the wealthiest to get more tax giveaways
and sink our nation into deeper debt? Wouldn't
we prefer, pay as you go? Meanwhile our
president is spending many tax-dollars,
barnstorming state-state, city-city, pushing
mere theories.
Wouldn't
it be better to only have a couple of productive
fireside chats each year ?
—
John Bauer, Martinez, Ca.
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