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“What's happening to my special purpose!?”
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Great point, Spellz. They can and should all vote for reasonable regulation.
If lawmakers imply otherwise, they're being intellectually dishonest with themselves, and factually dishonest with "we, the people" who are overwhelmingly asking for change. America's registered voters speaking up at the ballot box would help that, too, imo.
I don't care which side of the political aisle anyone stands on; it's irrelevant. More than 80 percent of Americans are in unison about the need for safety regulations.
(rs/bbm)
If lawmakers imply otherwise, they're being intellectually dishonest with themselves, and factually dishonest with "we, the people" who are overwhelmingly asking for change. America's registered voters speaking up at the ballot box would help that, too, imo.
I don't care which side of the political aisle anyone stands on; it's irrelevant. More than 80 percent of Americans are in unison about the need for safety regulations.
(rs/bbm)
Why can’t they “all vote yes” if they choose? Who is forcing them to do otherwise? They are elected to do what their communities need and expect, not what their donors want. Maybe our whole government system needs a revamping?
I already think too many of our officials only think of their career, not the needs of the people they were voted to represent.
JMO