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Who's on a roll ?
The Democrats are practically giddy with delight, because they think their turn at gettin' theirs, and being irresponsible and unaccountable is next.
After all, it can only seem inevitable to them, because that's how it works. The two main parties shut and block access to all 3rd parties and independents, and them simply take turns using and abusing the voters. At least, perhaps, until now? First, it was Pennsylvania. Then New Jersey. Now Utah? Who's next?
But, can you blame the voters for being upset ? It's actually past due, because that little "Contract with America" fiasco in 1992-1994 was a farce. And the last time before that was 1976-1980. And, government simply does what it does as time goes by. Government simply grows more and more corrupt every day, until voters get fed up. It's a cycle that has repeated itself many times.
However, the voters have been leaving out one important step after doing the hardest part (i.e. after removing a large number of irresponsible incumbents). The voters next step following the ousting is to provide a To-Do list for Congress to make some simplifications to ensure transparency. Some simple, common-sense, no-brainer, un-contentious simplifications to eliminate the over-complications and perversion of rules and procedures that (by design) reduce transparency, and breed corruption.
And, if politicians refuse these no-brainer, common-sense requests, then those incumbents should be voted out too. In fact, some recalls might not be a bad idea, to save time.
Posted by: d.a.n | December 5, 2005 8:06 PM