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Part of the problem with the idea of the people, by the people, for the people is that it has turned into an ideal.  The people have forgotten

that the government is supposed to be us, not run us, rule us or regulate us.  We are supposed to be participating in the process of self-rule

and self-regulation not be forced into it by some ideal of quasi-respectable government we can all bitch about and never be satisfied with.  

Everyone is upset with the government.  Here is the problem with ideas – they are just ideas until they are put into action.  Somebody,

please, define for me what is meant by, "The Government". Who is stopping any of us from being a part of "The Government" If you want to

take part in the process, take part, no one is stopping you. People who are passionate and ready to step up  and assume leadership roles

are just what this country needs to get her up and running at full speed again. It just annoys the heck out of me when individuals speak of or

complain about "The Government" without defining who they are talking about. It literally drives my crazy that they can’t see they are the

government. Hey, if you don’t want to be a politician? Fine. How about working with a government agency. The VA needs volunteers all the

time to help with veterans and to organize veterans events. Too military? Not a problem, there are seriously thousands of opportunities for

individuals to get involved with other agencies and be a part of the process. Great idea but sadly…..the bad thing about ideas is that they 

 accomplish absolutely nothing without action.

Together We Can

In a reference to the PML-N agitation and its crucial role in a lawyer-led ‘long march’ that led to the restoration of the remaining 11 superior court judges out of about 60 sacked by General Musharraf under a controversial Nov 3, 2007, emergency proclamation, he said: ‘Let not democracy challenge itself on the ground of one reason or the other, whether on the streets of Lahore or on the streets of Islamabad. Let’s put an end to challenging each other. We have challenges enough from around the world and from our enemies within. Let’s be friends again and forever.’

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If you vote Democrat or Republican in the coming election you have voted to allow the U.S. government to continue, in some form, the way it always has pandering to corporate interests, failing to back a universal flat tax that would equalize the burden of running the country among all, and refusing to call for the slashing of the bloated budget. And they won’t even contemplate the repeal of NAFTA and the Taft-Hartley Act, which cripples the ability of American companies to compete in the open market. They are not seeking solutions to imported fossil fuels as an energy resource in any meaningful way which would limit the ability of oil rich countries to manipulate us. These are all issues the voters have repeatedly made their will clear on. Yet the current two party system has refused to address these issues. Is this really the kind of representation you want? Or do you just belive that is the only option available to you?  We the people can write in any American we choose to in the blanks for president and vice president. I plan to fill my blanks with the names of Sean Hannity and Dave Ramsey? Care to join me? Viva la revolution