There are a lot of issues plaguing our country that are
making it difficult for many to achieve the success in life that most desire.
One thing seems certain, we the people as a whole keep electing the same career
politicians to office and yet we still expect something to change. It is mind boggling that while we all want
something different, it seems we lack
the courage to actually do something that could fundamentally change the course
we have been on. Yes, we can change our progression
simply by voting for new leadership.
At times it appears the people have had enough and are
willing to do something to alter our destiny. The 2010 elections where an
example of that. Throughout the nation, people went to the polls and elected
new people to congress who promised real change. Many saw the tax and spend
policies of the then current administration and congress as extremely
detrimental to our economic health and voted to discontinue it. In essence, Americans have vetoed government’s
expansion plan to grow government and increase the number of people who rely on
her.
Most of the new congressman elected in 2010 have been criticized
for their refusal to continue the status quo in congress and have steadfastly
held to their core beliefs that got them elected. These people were elected by
their constituents for very specific reasons. The American people are rejecting
the contemporary economic policies of tax more and spend more and government healthcare. The House of
Representatives gets a disproportional amount of blame for the gridlock in Washington,
but not many are talking about the fact that these new Congressman are doing
exactly what their constituency expects of them. Most who disagree with them
have forgotten the key word in their titles “representative”. They represent
the people who elect them and they should honor the promises they made to the
folks who by majority vote, elected them to office with certain expectations. The
expectations were clear, stop out of control spending, corruption, cronyism,
waste, government intrusion and restore freedom. That simple.
Yes, we can change our future as demonstrated by the 2010
Congress because some had the courage to seek new leadership. Nothing else will
work. Breaking down the power structure in Washington is the fasted way to the transformation
required to achieve economic successand restore the freedom to choose. The elections in 2012 will have more
significance than any I can remember. We will either continue the change
already in progress or set back the progress made. It’s our choice.
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