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Re: If You Were President of The United States of America


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Posted by IOWA NORTHEAST on September 25, 2010 at 15:04:33 from (206.72.18.89):

In Reply to: If You Were President of The United States of America posted by LJS30 on September 25, 2010 at 13:15:40:

Well they say if you don't know any thing about nothing, you can be a political expert.....So here goes.

Border Patrol is not as expensive as we might think...two fences, and land mines in the middle. Illegal person gets a free bus ride to the front lawn of DC where they are not a problem.

Wars---get the heck out, and keep our noses out of everyone elses business till we get it right ourselves.

TERM LIMITS ARE A MUST.

All the money we spend in other countries is spent in the USA. The economy kind of solved, but to help .. is to keep the government out of 99% of it.

Imports? sorry you could not afford the tax on it!

Government jobs--you just lost 10% of your pay the first year, then ten percent again the next year till it comes in line with regular jobs.

If you don't live in my country, no free rides to the schools of higher education.

We must profit from every government pay out.

Shoot 1/2 of the attorneys, drown the other half.

NO MONEY to spend on campains for anyone, sorry, you are on your own. Eliminate the two parties that seem to know all the answers, but have both sent us down this path we are on.

If we must go to war, our political top dogs go first, and then down the line till you get to us common folks.

You want to spit on my flag? Let us red necks help you understand our flag.

If you are a victum of a 911 type of ordeal, you will not be considered a hero, unless you were there trying to help others. If you were not a hero, you get exactly the same amount of money any soilder gets when killed.


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