Refounders needed, Contact your Congressional Delegation

As far I i see it. Anything OBama says everyone's crying just deal with it because you voted him in office. I just found out I need a license to paint not for residential homes, oopps I saw a posting on a web site and the guy said don't blame me I voted for Mccain. I am never voting again its a wasteI don't believe that the voting system counts anymore its rigged just like when George W Bush did his little scam on the voting.

and a move to term limits plus a part time legislature would be helpful. The issue of CONgress not passing laws until they clean up though? Thats asking a junkie to quit cold turkey.

Steve, I’ve followed Jeff Flake ever since he first ran for the House. He was our congressional representative until gerrymandering left us in District 5 with Hayworth, and now Mitchell, whom I ran against last November as a write-in for the Constitution Party. I did not vote for Jeff Flake then because during a brief conversation with him during his first campaign, I determined that he either lacked understanding of the US Constitution, or lacked the integrity to be guided by it. In the last year or two his voting record has improved considerably with respect to constitutional principles, but I cannot consider him “the most consistently good Congressman in the House of Representatives”. He has been visited a number of times recently by members of the John Birch Society and other constitutionalists who have reminded him of his obligation to uphold and defend the US Constitution. He has been supportive of amnesty for illegal immigrants and other legislative actions that would benefit illegals at our expense. IMO, currently, the only consistently good congressional representative for all of his 10 terms in the House of Representatives is Ron Paul, who I discussed in another reply earlier today. Oddly enough, before Ron Paul, the only other congressman who abided 100% by constitutional principles was Democrat Congressman Larry McDonald, who went down on KAL 007 in1983. Those are the kinds of people we need in Congress and the White House.

Steve, I’ve followed Jeff Flake ever since he first ran for the House. He was our congressional representative until gerrymandering left us in District 5 with Hayworth, and now Mitchell, whom I ran against last November as a write-in for the Constitution Party. I did not vote for Jeff Flake then because during a brief conversation with him during his first campaign, I determined that he either lacked understanding of the US Constitution, or lacked the integrity to be guided by it. In the last year or two his voting record has improved considerably with respect to constitutional principles, but I cannot consider him “the most consistently good Congressman in the House of Representatives”. He has been visited a number of times recently by members of the John Birch Society and other constitutionalists who have reminded him of his obligation to uphold and defend the US Constitution. He has been supportive of amnesty for illegal immigrants and other legislative actions that would benefit illegals at our expense. IMO, currently, the only consistently good congressional representative for all of his 10 terms in the House of Representatives is Ron Paul, who I discussed in another reply earlier today. Oddly enough, before Ron Paul, the only other congressman who abided 100% by constitutional principles was Democrat Congressman Larry McDonald, who went down on KAL 007 in1983. Those are the kinds of people we need in Congress and the White House.

Sorry for the double post. I'm not computer friendly and I fouled up somewhere.