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Agreed, none of this is a surprise. It's been the historical norm. So who's this really about. How about Riyadh and Tehran? You got to give them credit. They know the right strings to pull.

Not sure how the 2 correlate but ... ok :beer1:

Please correct me if I'm wrong but the Supreme Court overturns them because they impinge on the constitutional rights of the minority in question. The Constitution as it was designed protects the...

Does this mean we can go back to calling them french fries??

As you rightly say the USA is a republic however it employs a democratic system a.k.a. a democracy. The fact that an elected representative may vote opposite to the majority of their constituents...

Carl, You may be on to something here :roflmao
Would the cows become even more interesting after the dope smoking :rock:

Yes I do. The USA is a constitutional republic that employs a system of a democracy. I don't recall seeing the words "Special Interests" in the constitution unless there's been a new amendment. I...

And this is where it begins. Bill your message is certainly full of pessimism but you have more hope than you credit yourself for having. The shear fact that you write what you write tells me you...

Gee ... what ever will we do?? :thinking: :thinking: :hmmm:
First start by getting private money out of the electoral process and eliminate access by any and all special interest groups directly or...

MickR, You have every right to have doubts. Truth is a very difficult thing to find when it comes to world politics. I'm not sure many of us can relay on even the most notable sources. I'm not very...

Ah, if only the world was as simple as Sarah Palin.




Versus the last numbskulls? Nothing is surprising when it comes to politics and the voting populous of the USA.

Our only hope lies with the 16.3%.

I'm reminded of this fable. Aesop was a wise man.

AesopFables.com - The Scorpion and the Frog - General Fable collection