Pete Stark is one of Mexifornia's elected psychos, and in this video, he's actually giving us a clear view of the left-wing Demoncrat mindset. They are now the govt, and they will do whatever they choose to do. And everything i've seen since the Marxist-in-Chief got elected shows that Stark is correct. The will of the people is no longer even considered in DC when decisions are made that effect every single aspect of all our lives. Perhaps the fact that the people no longer seem have a will has something to do with it?
In a little over three months, we'll find out if the people have regained their will, or if they prefer to be subjects and watch America become just another Marxist country. We'll see.
ST. LOUIS • Missouri voters on Tuesday overwhelmingly rejected a federal mandate to purchase health insurance, rebuking President Barack Obama's administration and giving Republicans their first political victory in a national campaign to overturn the controversial health care law passed by Congress in March.
"The citizens of the Show-Me State don't want Washington involved in their health care decisions," said Sen. Jane Cunningham, R-Chesterfield, one of the sponsors of the legislation that put Proposition C on the August ballot.
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Pete Stark is one of Mexifornia's elected psychos, and in this video, he's actually giving us a clear view of the left-wing Demoncrat mindset. They are now the govt, and they will do whatever they choose to do. And everything i've seen since the Marxist-in-Chief got elected shows that Stark is correct. The will of the people is no longer even considered in DC when decisions are made that effect every single aspect of all our lives. Perhaps the fact that the people no longer seem have a will has something to do with it?
In a little over three months, we'll find out if the people have regained their will, or if they prefer to be subjects and watch America become just another Marxist country. We'll see.
This just in: 8/4/10;
ST. LOUIS • Missouri voters on Tuesday overwhelmingly rejected a federal mandate to purchase health insurance, rebuking President Barack Obama's administration and giving Republicans their first political victory in a national campaign to overturn the controversial health care law passed by Congress in March.
"The citizens of the Show-Me State don't want Washington involved in their health care decisions," said Sen. Jane Cunningham, R-Chesterfield, one of the sponsors of the legislation that put Proposition C on the August ballot.
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