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People responded to this question exactly like I thought they would and exactly how they should have. They thought the quote was about a battered spouse, but it was actually about battered voters. For decades, our government has gotten bigger and bigger, the national debt has gotten bigger and bigger, and each new presidential candidate says that they are the first step in changing things.
Obviously, they were all lying, because nothing has changed. If they say that they want to raise taxes for the good of the voter, to spread the wealth around, they take our money and pour it into their corporate supporters. If they say that they are going to cut taxes, they do cut taxes, but then turn around and increase government spending which means the tax cuts don't last.
I will leave you with one last quote to think and comment about.
%26quot;Voters who choose the same two flawed choices of Republican or Democrat year after year are starring in Groundhog Day. You make the same choices election after election, yet you keep expecting different results. You fall for the same deceptions, lies, and fraud year after year, yet you're shocked that nothing changes .... If you vote for politicians who offer change without a clear plan for what that change is and how it will be implemented, you are a battered voter.%26quot; (Wayne Allyn Root)Battered Voter Syndrome?
Does it not occur to you that people are making informed choices, and that the successful candidates for office are not the ones that have battered the voters but the ones that have promised to deliver the results they seek.
The size of government is irrelevant as long as it serves the will of the people. Government is too big when and only when the majority thinks it is ill serving their interests and people vote for smaller government advocates. Likewise a government is too small when the majority are unhappy with the services they are getting from their government and vote for candidates that promise to do more.
It seems to me your beef is with the voters who don't vote as you would, not the candidates or the government the people voted for.Battered Voter Syndrome?
Im not reading this. Alan colmes will read it for me than educate me on his radioshow about it.Battered Voter Syndrome?
Technically in 2004 it was voter down syndrome.Battered Voter Syndrome?
I can only judge from My Own Life Experience . And Life Was Great when Clinton was president . Markets were flourishing . Both gas and goods were affordable .
Then Bush came along and Life did change for millions of Americans . Not AT ALL for the better either .Battered Voter Syndrome?
Well, our selections are certainly limited, but I'm not going to vote for an independent either unless I believe in them. This election we had to choose between the less of 2 evils, no independents in this election were take seriously, I voted for Perot when he ran.Battered Voter Syndrome?
I have a race card in my wallet in case of emergency's.
Looks like i'm going to have to use it here...Battered Voter Syndrome?
No kiddin, I'd love to see a candidate that loves the capitalist system this country has always had. %26quot;Change%26quot;, when a candidate says %26quot;change%26quot;, remember to ask them %26quot;change%26quot; to what? Socialist? Communist? what?Battered Voter Syndrome?
I WANT TO MAKE A MOVIE WIF A BLACK JAMES BOND AND DA VILLAIN IS A WHITE FOLK WHO EXPLOIT OTHA RACES FOR DA MONEY
