Some 205 milquetoasts, pansies and ignoramuses are in our House of Representatives.
These incompetents voted 217 nay to 205 yea on a bill that would have repealed National Security Administration charter to collect meta data (preamble incipient information). That vote should not have been close. That bill would have, if passed, cost the U.S.
How much smaller in stature can the yeas get; never mind gridlock?
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David Adler
Some 205 milquetoasts, pansies and ignoramuses are in our House of Representatives.
These incompetents voted 217 nay to 205 yea on a bill that would have repealed National Security Administration charter to collect meta data (preamble incipient information). That vote should not have been close. That bill would have, if passed, cost the U.S.
How much smaller in stature can the yeas get; never mind gridlock?
If the 205 yeas wanted to show true concern for this nation, for our security, they would have voted nay, not merely play acting and posturing about a supposed concern for our privacy. What privacy? Anybody can pay a small sum and have a complete document on almost anybody else, CCTV in the public, car-mounted cameras collecting license plate numbers, etc.
The vote should have been more like 400 nay to 22 yea; that would have sent a message to whomever, including their constituents, that this Congress is united in its work to secure this nation.
Democracy of the ignorant, by the ignorant, is not for the ignorant, it is simply self-defeating. It is mob-lowered “IQ” at work.
Who do those 205 yeas think they are kidding? It is necessary to throw in simpletons, too, and some unprintables &%#*!!
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