I was stuck in traffic this AM and surfing radio stations and came across this conversation on NPR. I find it intriguing, and am interested if anyone else has heard anything about this.
http://www.npr.org/2011/07/21/138537...scenes?ps=cprs
While I agree that this is a frightening way to govern. I am not so naive as to think only one side is doing it.Was that here in SA? If it was, I wonder if AFRPA had a connection with Zachary?
Why have elected officials if they are going to let those who stand to benefit write the bills? Foxes guarding the hen house?
Its kind of like the Air Force agency (AFRPA) that hires a private contractor to hire their contractors. I attended a meeting with a group of these folks a while back and AFRPA's rep asked their contractor to write up the job proposal to be sent out for bids. Yes, the ones writing the proposal were going to bid... and I know this may come as a surprise, but they won the contract. Originally Posted by oshins
Rodram ... enough of trying to spread your political views. OK we get it ... you have so much time on your hands that all you do is live for politics.There are no absolutes and only degrees of everything.
The simple fact is that BOTH parties are extreme and have lost contact with the average american. Politicians on BOTH sides are in it to get what they can for themselves.
If Republicans are considered teabaggers, are Democrats considered dicksuckers? Originally Posted by satexasguy
Gladman, you obviously didn't read the article. Originally Posted by oshinsI definitely did read it. Thought I caught the gist, and I still think I did. I skimmed the part about the charity events, but that doesn't matter to me so much, b/c the lib-progs who go to union events to do the same thing disguise them with a blue collar. All I meant to say about it is that the corporate side is a response to the union side, to imply that the article mentions absolutely nothing about that. Then I went on to mention that unions are just market responses to capitalists, trying to head off anyone who might want to decapitate me for seeming to attack unions, which I 'm not--unions were a force for good.