Change?
Posted: Tue Jun 24, 2008 4:51 am
Let’s test your memory.
“Whip Inflation Now
War on Poverty
“The Great Society
Now list in order of importance the success of each of the above.
Since the Nixon administration there are has been talk about health care reform.
For more than twenty years there has been talk about a national energy policy.
For more than twenty-years there has been talk about the need to address the Social Security and Medicare “crisis.
Overhauling the state of immigration, no child left behind¦what happended?
If you were a stockholder in this company what would you do about the CEO and senior management? Give them a kick in the pants and out the door most likely albeit with a nice severance package I suspect. :-5
And yet, and yet, the lack of any strategy, the lack of real problem solving, the lack of any bipartisan action on just about anything goes on and on.
We reward inaction, we vote for people who block progress so their party can look better or the other worse. We don’t hold any politician accountable. We vote for people who promise what they can’t or should not deliver, we don’t ask the right questions (perhaps because we don’t want to know the answers).
We have come to accept and perhaps expect failure and isn’t’ that sad and aren’t we really stupid. :rolleyes:
“Whip Inflation Now
War on Poverty
“The Great Society
Now list in order of importance the success of each of the above.
Since the Nixon administration there are has been talk about health care reform.
For more than twenty years there has been talk about a national energy policy.
For more than twenty-years there has been talk about the need to address the Social Security and Medicare “crisis.
Overhauling the state of immigration, no child left behind¦what happended?
If you were a stockholder in this company what would you do about the CEO and senior management? Give them a kick in the pants and out the door most likely albeit with a nice severance package I suspect. :-5
And yet, and yet, the lack of any strategy, the lack of real problem solving, the lack of any bipartisan action on just about anything goes on and on.
We reward inaction, we vote for people who block progress so their party can look better or the other worse. We don’t hold any politician accountable. We vote for people who promise what they can’t or should not deliver, we don’t ask the right questions (perhaps because we don’t want to know the answers).
We have come to accept and perhaps expect failure and isn’t’ that sad and aren’t we really stupid. :rolleyes: