This revelation came to me recently upon listening to some news about another new gigantic government regulation!

Date:   6/18/2009 6:34:53 AM ( 15 y ago)

 Recently, while talking with a local staff member of one of our US Congressmen; the statement was made that a several thousand page bill was sent to be reviewed 48 Hrs before the vote...  Least of which was that the Congressman was upset because that there was not enough time even read the entire bill much less understand it's implications!  This practice has been going on for some time...

" There should always be some serious reservations and concerns when anyone wants you to quickly gloss over some Large important far reaching Big Cost Contract or Document!"  a True-ism

Several questions came to mind upon thinking back on this plan of action! 

1) Who writes or comes up with these grand over sized bills or regulations?  Since most of the Congress members do not even have time to read them there has to be some form of a Shadow Government!

2) We should wonder why the bills are so massive that only the enlightened originators know what they contain and why they are even necessary. It appears that a shadow government force is making and implementing plans to change our life through large impressive bills which Congress then votes into law!

3) Who ever makes or determines these massive bills are not our elected representnatives; rather they are the Shadow Government who are driving our society through legal maneuvers!  Few people understand the action until some liberty is lost and / or more money comes out of the tax paying citizen's pocket!

This is just an over view, why do these bills have to be do massive?  They do not, the bills should be broken down into smaller, bite size pieces, which could then be voted on one at a time!  BTW: This is another reason that a "Line Item Veto" has never been given the President; because then such special interest items could be eliminated before it becomes law! This would then allow the Congress vote on that which was important for the citizens they represent instead of supporting a few special interest groups!   It would help ensure that only the really important parts were passed and not a lot of so called "ear marks" and other such crap!   Smaller is better, simplier, and much more manageable and easy to understand...  The Ship of State does not appear to be under the control of the Citizens...  I believe even President Obama is along for the ride...

 "The Devil is in the details" as my Grandmother used to say!

There needs to be some accountability, as the US Government at present spends over a Trillion Dollars to operate at it's present size, plus gives away or pays back another Trillion Dollars to various special interest groups; via tax rebates or so called entitlements! WHY?   At the present rate of the US Government's spending by about 2040 100% of all the taxes collected will only pay the interest on our Huge Massive Debt; with no (zero) funds for any other expenses!  That is really Bad folks!

 Do not know how to simplify it better;  we are on board a sinking debt ship which can not survive at the current rate of expendables!

 If you are interested in the truth go to ntu.org, taxpayer.net, aim.org, newsmax.com plus simplytruth.com...  There are many sources on the Internet, but you do have to wake up and notice your feet are getting wet because the ship of state is sinking under excessive debt!

 In the Navy on board ship we had damage control teams who were responsible to keep the ship a float...  As a voting, tax paying citizen you are a member of the damage control team; let's get to work and stop this massive debt load that will sink our ship (country)... 

What does it take for you to realize that this is Really BAD!

 Don't come up with the Corporations will pay for it, because Corporations do not pay tax;  they just collect it from you (when you buy their product or service) and send it to Washington!  DUH!  

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