Have they gone nuts in Washington?

[Tom523]

I'm not so sure they will. From what I've seen the trend seems to be they get replaced by someone else just like them.

That's because the vote 'em all out theory doesn't work. If all of the democrats vote republican next time and all of the republicans vote democrat, we are still stuck with the same s***!

[greenriverman1]

"Think Tea Party" and before you say it I know all of them are not the best buy a lot are better than others. Send a message!

[GeoFisher]

That's because the vote 'em all out theory doesn't work. If all of the democrats vote republican next time and all of the republicans vote democrat, we are still stuck with the same s***!

So TRUE........I think you MUST vote who best meets the value and system you believe in, and THEN hold them accountable.

Unfortunately, I believe none of them on the hill really believe what they are selling. They might believe what they are selling, IF they didn't have to worry about running for re-election. That is why I such a stickler for term limits.

Next, maybe this is the best time in the history of our country for a new peoples political party. Unfortunately, a new "peoples party" would be a hard sell and would be a moving target, based on what the two other parties are doing. BUT IMAGINE if a 3rd party actually existed, AND could get some traction...........HM.

Later,

Geo

[know1]

That's because the vote 'em all out theory doesn't work. If all of the democrats vote republican next time and all of the republicans vote democrat, we are still stuck with the same s***!

Maybe the word "Incumbent" is being misunderstood here.

I'm not saying that we should all switch parties when we vote.

I'm saying that we should all vote against whomever currently holds the office.

This is what I like to call "forced term limits".