Posted by Gary from Muleshoe on April 20, 2008 at 06:49:59 from (63.99.90.35):
In Reply to: All fueled up posted by Gary in TX on April 20, 2008 at 06:19:59:
Gary I agree with you one 100%. It is time this country got back to the basics. The politicians and big business people have forgotten that they are where they are because of working class people. Now they act as if we are just something to be tromped on in the muck of all this mess they have made. It will most likely never happen but I wonder if this whole nation went on strike would we have there attention then.
Gas will most likely never go back under $3.00 a gallon again and will probably go over $4.00 before it is all over. Then they will come up with another reason to raise it again in about a year or so. I like most of this country am having to deplete my savings to stay on top. When are the wages going to increase with the price of everything else.
Join me friends and get on your knees and ask God to take this country back. As for the big wigs and others that think this is something to be laughed at: "Your sin will find you out, if not in this life, then surely in death".
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