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Comment on Hey, Congress: You’re Fired! by ladydi9251

ladydi9251 — Sun, 14 Mar 2010 21:10:07 +0000

If bush hadn’t f’d up the country so bad obama wouldn’t even be in office. i don’t know why everyone is so mad at obama. it is bush that let all this crap happen. that is why he almost ran over obama trying to get out of the white house….with his hair standing straight up on his head. obama has to spend a lot to clean up this bs that bush left behind.

Comment on Hey, Congress: You’re Fired! by foxynoise

foxynoise — Sun, 14 Mar 2010 21:08:33 +0000

Deficit records were set under Regan and Bush. Over 500 billion of the 2009 deficit is directly attributable to the two unfunded Bush/Cheney wars and the unfunded tax cuts. The unfunded prescription drug progran will add billions to the deficit. It is projected that the Bush/Cheney fiscal mismangement will cost approximately 1 trillion dollars in each of the next ten years.
Bush/Cheney and the Republicant Party - real fiscal conservatives!

Comment on Hey, Congress: You’re Fired! by Mr. Serene

Mr. Serene — Sun, 14 Mar 2010 21:06:53 +0000

And after all such a distinction is important to know coming when it concerns the rantings of a thrice married and divorced, dope friend who panders to the 20% loon factor in American culture and politics for profit.

Comment on Hey, Congress: You’re Fired! by cbrutherfordiii

cbrutherfordiii — Sun, 14 Mar 2010 21:05:58 +0000

Amendment XXIII

Section 1. No person shall be elected to the House of Representatives for more than five terms, or serve in the House of Representatives for more than four consecutive terms. In the event that a person has held office in the House of Representatives for more than half the term for which another was originally elected, that term shall count against the total for which that person may be elected and serve.

Section 2. No person shall be elected to the United States Senate for more than three terms, or serve in the United States Senate for more than two consecutive terms. In the event that a person has held office in the United States Senate for more than half the term for which another was elected, that term shall count against the total for which that person may be elected and serve.

Section 3. No person actively seated in the House of Representatives or the United States Senate may seek election for any public office other than to seek reelection to their current seat until their active term of office expires. In the event that a person chooses to seek election for another public office they shall be required to resign their office, and the resulting vacancy shall be filled as specified in Article I.

Section 4. No person shall be elected to the House of Representatives or the United State Senate unless they have actively resided in the district and/or state for which they seek election for a minimum of two years. For the purposes of this section, actively resided shall be defined as establishing a permanent domicile and being gainfully employed, or operating a business ,and physically spending at least fifty-percent of their time residing within the geographical limits of said district and/or state.

Section 5. In the event that a seat in either house becomes vacant, a special election, among the electorate of district being represented by said seat, shall be held to fill the seat within 60 days of the vacancy, unless the special election would fall within 60 days of a regularly scheduled general election, in which case the special election would be incorporated into the ballot for that election.

Comment on Hey, Congress: You’re Fired! by Roy

Roy — Sun, 14 Mar 2010 21:05:21 +0000

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