The thing to do is just pay the debt. I send some money every year to this worthy cause, also known as the United States of America. Last year more than three million dollars were sent to the Bureau of the Public Deb, which is the only place money can be sent to the United States government where the money cannot be used for party purposes. It has to be used for payment of the debt, so it goes directly to the Chinese and other people who have bought bonds from the United States Treasury.

Party politics takes us through all European idiocy every election, but here in the United States, the issue this election is ten trillion dollars added to the national debt by the last two administrations. Democrats were prepared to have Obama do what Clinton did by shutting down the government when Tea Party Republicans balked at raising the debt ceiling in September when Republicans and Democrats agreed to do it last August. We can see that the Democrats backed off from that because last week the Treasury Dept. announced that raising the debt limit will not be necessary until after the election. Independent voters will vote for the party that will increase the national debt the least.

The reason independent voters will vote for Romney is simple. Independent voters do not gain a thing from being sixteen trillion dollars in debt, unlike Republicans and Democrats, who divide up the money borrowed on national credit in Congress. Five trillion dollars were borrowed during the eight years of George W. Bush. About the same amount has been borrowed in less than four years under Obama. This will be the last two-party election, and Romney will win.

Independent voters will pick the next President. They do not have a good choice, but they will choose Romney for one reason. The Republican administration of George W. Bush increased the national debt by five trillion dollars in eight years. The Democratic administration of Barack Obama has increased the national debt by about the same amount in less than four years. The two major parties profit immensely from borrowing money on national credit. Independent voters do not. When Republicans and Democrats divide up the money in Congress, none of it goes to independent voters, who are now 43% of the voters in the United States. Independent voters will vote this election for Romney because he will borrow less money than Obama.

One thing that is obvious to any American who can still think is that Republicans and Democrats will never do anything except increase the national debt. If Americans want their country to do anything except become part of a world socialist organization, they need to start paying this debt. It cannot be done through the two major parties. They are only a reflection of European politics, and that is all they ever have been. Americans need to stop giving political donations to party politicians and start sending contributions to Bureau of the Public Debt P.O. Box 2188 Parkersburg, West Virginia

It should not surprise Americans that Bill Gates is less than sincere about contributing to America. Almost all political party members are the same way. Last year the two political parties that Americans support borrowed a couple of trillion dollars on national credit. At the same time, Americans contributed $3,000,000 to the Bureau of the Public Debt for payment of the debt. I think it goes without saying how much Americans care about America.

Republicans are using Karl Rove to get votes for Romney. Democrats and Independents are conditioned to hate Karl Rove. If Karl Rove says that Romney cannot win, then what else can people who hate Karl Rove do but to try to prove him wrong with their votes.

George Washington said that political parties were self-created societies that would destroy free elections. No one listened to him. So now 43% of American voters are registered independent. They are not allowed to vote in elections they pay for. Un-Constitutional state election laws keep them off the ballot so that they cannot run for public office. Party controlled federal judges habitually rule against independent voters. The Supreme Court has refused to hear a case brought by a minor party or independent voter for more than twenty years. But political parties cannot stop independent voter registration. Every time they try they end up with more independent voters than they would have if they had left voter registration alone.

I don't like the 16 trillion dollar debt. It does not bother Republicans and Democrats because they get to spend the borrowed money, but independent voters like me get nothing from it but being deeper in debt. So I stopped sending donations to political party candidates and started sending my excess money directly to Bureau of the Public Debt P.O. Box 2188 Parkersburg, West Virginia 26106-2188 Last year $3,000,000 were sent to this worthy cause, also known as the United States of America.

Americans need to do with Roe v. Wade what Lincoln recommended with the Dred Scott decision--ignore it. The Supreme Court has no authority to amend the Constitution.