Re: Voters back anti-DC, anti-establishment candidates

[Guest guest]

I really don't think it is going to make too much of a difference. The majority or Republicans aren't very different from the Democrats, just that they are more subtle and moving at a slower pace to the same end. Sure they'll run a good campaign and maybe pay lip service to the New Ideas of going back to the Constitution, but soon it will be the same as in 1994 to 1996 and the Contract with America: it will all just be a gimmick to get them in power. They'll find excuse after excuse not to roll back healthcare reform, address Social Security and other major debt items, immigration, anything. They'll decide they love the free power they inherit far too much.

Just remember, it was Bush the First who signed us on to UN Agenda 21. This is an act intended to establish the UN as the one world government. Do a little research on this and you will see it being implemented today, especially the indoctrination of children in the schools and through media, this push to green energy, the assault on individual and property rights, etc.

In a message dated 5/19/2010 12:47:51 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, no_reply writes:

Voters back anti-DC, anti-establishment candidates