the US constitution (Page 3): Too few people have a clue of what is going on and until they are educated on how the system is suppose to work we will continue getting what we deserve.

Constitutional libertarian Loc: St Croix National Scenic River Way

vernon wrote:

did you ever consider that we have to many laws,i dont think we need to be micromanaged

Too few people have a clue of what is going on and until they are educated on how the system is suppose to work we will continue getting what we deserve.

Pooh !

PoppaGringo Loc: Muslim City, Mexifornia, B.R.

Constitutional libertarian wrote:

Too few people have a clue of what is going on and until they are educated on how the system is suppose to work we will continue getting what we deserve.

Pooh !

It isn't what we "deserve", it is what the politicians deem is best for us, actually what is best for them. A pox on them.

Loki Loc: Georgia

Old_Gringo wrote:

It isn't what we "deserve", it is what the politicians deem is best for us, actually what is best for them. A pox on them.

Said politicians did not elect themselves.

PoppaGringo Loc: Muslim City, Mexifornia, B.R.

banjojack wrote:

Said politicians did not elect themselves.

In essence they did, by telling the unsuspecting 'voters' what they wanted to hear. The 'voters' in turn were too lazy, or incompetent to ascertain the truth, or facts, of what they were being programmed to believe.

Homestead

banjojack wrote:

Said politicians did not elect themselves.

Dictators, don't elect themselves either...................................of course, they're the only ones on the ballot!

Stalin used to say that elections weren't important, what was important is, who counts the votes?

I didn't want Romney to run for president, did you?

So who put him on the ballot?

Loki Loc: Georgia

Homestead wrote:

Dictators, don't elect themselves either...................................of course, they're the only ones on the ballot!

Stalin used to say that elections weren't important, what was important is, who counts the votes?

I didn't want Romney to run for president, did you?

So who put him on the ballot?

There was a primary, I believe. I did not support Romney, and had there been another viable choice I would have voted for them. Perhaps the good ol'boys have realized that they cannot offer a milquetoast candidate. Or maybe they don't care.

AuntiE Loc: 45th Least Free State

banjojack wrote:

Said politicians did not elect themselves.

"Said politicans" were chosen by party powers the electorate have no control or little influence over.

rhomin57 Loc: Far Northern CA.

Yeah they do. This last Presidential voting process was all wrong. the black and Mexicans voted in Obama, and the Mormons voted Romney as the presidential challenger. Most of the Christian and non religious Caucasian voters took a break and didn't vote at all.
Even if you don't like the Candidates, everyone needs to vote and try to vote for the lesser of the two evils.
'16 will be the Voting Process of History. A big one. The True season of change for America will be in the hands of the Voters on this upcoming one.

banjojack wrote:

There was a primary, I believe. I did not support Romney, and had there been another viable choice I would have voted for them. Perhaps the good ol'boys have realized that they cannot offer a milquetoast candidate. Or maybe they don't care.

AuntiE Loc: 45th Least Free State

banjojack wrote:

There was a primary, I believe. I did not support Romney, and had there been another viable choice I would have voted for them. Perhaps the good ol'boys have realized that they cannot offer a milquetoast candidate. Or maybe they don't care.

"Don't care" would be the answer you seek.

vernon

banjojack wrote:

Said politicians did not elect themselves.

i dont know about that the way the dems fix elections im not sure who does what.we should put a death penalty on commiting election fraud but then we would run out of demorats the first election.

PoppaGringo Loc: Muslim City, Mexifornia, B.R.

banjojack wrote:

There was a primary, I believe. I did not support Romney, and had there been another viable choice I would have voted for them. Perhaps the good ol'boys have realized that they cannot offer a milquetoast candidate. Or maybe they don't care.

They want only an Establishment Repub to run. No Conservatives are wanted by the Elitist Beltway Establishment.

rhomin57 Loc: Far Northern CA.

lololol!!

vernon wrote:

i dont know about that the way the dems fix elections im not sure who does what.we should put a death penalty on commiting election fraud but then we would run out of demorats the first election.

Weyner

skott wrote:

I tend to lean left. But not on everything. Such a... (show quote)

Skott, I don't agree with you about guns,now we need them more than ever,guns do make people safer,if some thugs breaks into your home armed and ready to use it what are you going to do? throw something at them? I know what I would do they would not like it.

PoppaGringo Loc: Muslim City, Mexifornia, B.R.

Weyner wrote:

Skott, I don't agree with you about guns,now we need them more than ever,guns do make people safer,if some thugs breaks into your home armed and ready to use it what are you going to do? throw something at them? I know what I would do they would not like it.

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BigMike Loc: yerington nv

skott wrote:

That's true Ed. Although where I disagree is that our constitution was designed to be a living document, not to stay in our colony/agricultural past. The founding fathers did plan this.

An interesting notion. Where in the writings of any of the Founders did you learn this?