I'm doing everything I'm allowed to do to stop it.And apparently we on INGO agree with that as few of us here actually do anything to combat the complacency…
I'm doing everything I'm allowed to do to stop it.And apparently we on INGO agree with that as few of us here actually do anything to combat the complacency…
I've thought about this a bit and have come to a simple conclusion.
IF Sen McConnell can think and only suffers fugue like spells then I have no problem with him retaining office. In other words if he is mentally competent outside of his "spells" then I have no problem with him keep office. IF he cannot think and is not mentally competent then he needs to retire with dignity. A fugue like "spell" doesn't necessarily mean he is mentally incompetent unless we are told otherwise by a neurologist, psychiatrist or other proper mental health professional. I would believe each individual human being would require an individual diagnosis. Like the lawyers say, "It depends..."
My concern with Sen Feinstein is that in some interviews her mental competency appears to be questionable. IF she is truly mentally incompetent then she should retire with dignity immediately.
To my thinking it is the ability to think and remain mentally competent that should determine whether a person in any position should hold that position, elected or private sector is irrelevant.
Regards,
Doug
I agree but I think it is from the lack of choices that these people get voted in. Because of two things the two party system AND the enormous sums of $$ it takes to run.
You can’t vote your way out of this mess. The elections are captured. Rigged
My concern with Sen Feinstein is that in some interviews her mental competency appears to be questionable. IF she is truly mentally incompetent then she should retire with dignity immediately.
Yeah but the requirements they set out for people to be included in the primary exclude many and benefit few.Primaries exist for a reason. People opting not to care about politics except for one day every couple years is why the perception exists that choices are limited.
Public education should play a bigger role in informing the public of the process.
Why do I need to itemize? We can blame him for all the bad **** he’s done AND give him credit for just those two good things I mentioned. So basically, McConnell did two positive things, while being corrupt. And then pretty much everything else is ****, while being corrupt. Does that cover it?Now do whether he deserves some blame for the defeats in 2022 and finding himself minority leader by being unable to support senate candidates selected by the people but who he didn't like (PA, AZ, GA etc) or supporting candidates the voters didn't like (AK)
He's another 'servant' of the people who thinks he can substitute what he thinks is best for what the electorate thinks is best and lines his own pockets at every opportunity
People need to remember:Primaries exist for a reason. People opting not to care about politics except for one day every couple years is why the perception exists that choices are limited.
Public education should play a bigger role in informing the public of the process.
Yeah but the requirements they set out for people to be included in the primary exclude many and benefit few.
But INGO never tires of telling me the candidate must be without visible flaws, when they're not busy obscuring the flaws of their favorite candidateAnd that's only possible because of how little public interest there is in the process. This lets old timers set up systems and monopolies to make sure they always get what they want.
That wouldn't be possible if the public was even half as interested in a local primary as they are the presidential elections.
Also "if you can't be with the one you love, love the one you're with".People need to remember:
"Make sure get what you like, otherwise you'll have to like what you get"
Edit: as well as -
"You can't always get what you want
But if you try sometimes, well, you might find
You get what you need"
But INGO never tires of telling me the candidate must be without visible flaws, when they're not busy obscuring the flaws of their favorite candidate
Not true. I was just at the lake county fair and excuse me I do NOT remember what office these people were running for ……. But in order to be placed on the ballot they had to get something like 500 validated signatures PER county (every county in the state) to just get a spot on the republican ballot. Therefore anyone with a life….. responsibilities…. Families… job…. Etc… so the only ones able to even be considered are career politicians. The exact people we do not need running the show.And that's only possible because of how little public interest there is in the process. This lets old timers set up systems and monopolies to make sure they always get what they want.
That wouldn't be possible if the public was even half as interested in a local primary as they are the presidential elections.
I'm going with some form of mild epilepsy for $100 AlexI wonder if he has been checcked for Parkinson's, that would at least remove the mystery.
Not true. I was just at the lake county fair and excuse me I do NOT remember what office these people were running for ……. But in order to be placed on the ballot they had to get something like 500 validated signatures PER county (every county in the state) to just get a spot on the republican ballot. Therefore anyone with a life….. responsibilities…. Families… job…. Etc… so the only ones able to even be considered are career politicians. The exact people we do not need running the show.
term limits for all. After the blacksmith is a senator for 2 terms they should go back to being a blacksmith. (Or better yet continue being a blacksmith WHILE serving) politician should not be a career choice, it should be a service.