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Tuesday, January 20th, 2009, marked the day when an out of touch, complacent, and corrupt Washington D.C. was to be transformed by a series of campaign promises, most notably that of hope and change. Ten months later the winds of Obama's campaign slogans have long since passed, leaving behind a bitterly partisan and business-as-usual Washington D.C.
Last week a concrete and tangible measure of hope and real change was introduced on Capitol Hill by Senator Jim DeMint and several of his Republican colleagues. DeMint’s proposal came in the form of...
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No. We have ourselves to blame for not keeping vigilance. What if our current Congress was able to assume they couldn't be reelected anyway? Do you think any amount of pressure from "we the people" would influence even one RINO or blue dog vote. Not one whit.
Our power & influence comes when we call, write, email, etc....