Thread: If they can pick it apart, so can we

It's really a shame that we pay these empty suits to do the people's work, yet the people have to work full time to keep an eye on them.

Originally Posted by tinybobidaho

It's really a shame that we pay these empty suits to do the people's work, yet the people have to work full time to keep an eye on them.

Exactly right, tinybobidaho! I once hired a lawyer for a workman's comp claim and I ended up doing all of the footwork!

Kind of reminds you of when you need medical attention, doesn't it?
It used to be when you didn't feel well, you went to the doctor who diagnosed your problem by doing a full work up right there in his office. Nowadays, it takes weeks because each test is done at a different location on different days. You run your legs off doing a job your doctor's getting paid for, and you're the one who's sick!!!

The end of next week, after the holiday we need to start calling Boxer's office again and say her statement about the Ag program and the Dream Act are highly controversial and obviously she still hasn't listened to the people.

Originally Posted by tinybobidaho

It's really a shame that we pay these empty suits to do the people's work, yet the people have to work full time to keep an eye on them.

I was just saying this same thing yesterday. Some of us are having to pull a very heavy load, working not just full time but even OVER TIME. It's a shame we have to do it, but it is critical that we do.

I just wish there were some way this was tax-deductible.....

[quote]Dear Senator Boxer:

The immigration bill rewarded criminals. Not only did they come here illegally and worked illegally, but committed document fraud and ID theft in many cases. The employers were committing these crimes, too. They are not “undocumented workersâ€

Thats why when 1638 was introduced we all got on it right away and picked it apart. It is to bad we have to do that but we really have to keep our eye on them. Thank God other organizatiions are doing the same, such as numbers USA, Judical Watch etc. and thank God the people are waking up to how this crocked government works, and learning we had better read the bill, and if they try what they did the other day and do not give us a chance at reading it, it should not become law.

Originally Posted by SamLowrey

Dear Senator Boxer:

No more lies

Great letter, Sam. If you don't mind, I'm going to use a portion of your letter to send to her.

Originally Posted by SOSADFORUS

Thats why when 1638 was introduced we all got on it right away and picked it apart. It is to bad we have to do that but we really have to keep our eye on them. Thank God other organizatiions are doing the same, such as numbers USA, Judical Watch etc. and thank God the people are waking up to how this crocked government works, and learning we had better read the bill, and if they try what they did the other day and do not give us a chance at reading it, it should not become law.

S.1638 -- The Katrina Bill?

Originally Posted by LynnS

Originally Posted by SOSADFORUS

Thats why when 1638 was introduced we all got on it right away and picked it apart. It is to bad we have to do that but we really have to keep our eye on them. Thank God other organizations are doing the same, such as numbers USA, Judical Watch etc. and thank God the people are waking up to how this crocked government works, and learning we had better read the bill, and if they try what they did the other day and do not give us a chance at reading it, it should not become law.

S.1638 -- The Katrina Bill?

Ok 1348 I think most people new what I was talking about, been a long few weeks!! EVERYBODY GET THAT SOSAD RETRACTS THAT MISTAKE I MEANT 1348!!!!!! THE FIRST BILL WE ALL WORKED SO HARD ON PICKING APART TO FIND OUT WHAT WAS IN IT, YOU KNOW THE ONE BEFORE 1639!!