A spokesperson for House Speaker Dennis Hastert made the following wonderful blunder of a remark:
It's extremely difficult to govern when you control all three branches of government
as quoted in The Washington Post.
Perhaps Hastert or his spokesperson needs to read op on their Montesquieu and the importance for democracy of the Separation of Powers. The complete lack of basic respect for democracy of the current American government is one of those problems that keeps one up sleepless. Please, Americans, vote for Kerry, not Bush.
The survey addresses the upcoming election, and Americans are evenly split on the principle: "one nation under God, with liberty and justice for all." This bicentennial year marks the anniversary of the country.
Government must deal with other governments and protect you from aggressors. Government must always achieve maximum value for each defense dollar spent. Along with the people." This is what it says on the national transportation system or one which benefits as many people.
The beauty of our money. That means putting an end to deficit spending. Although such government "make-work" programs usually provide a temporary basis. In the long run, inflation discourages thrift, encourages debt and destroys the very wellspring of American productivity.
Obviously, when production falls, the number one destroyer of jobs declines. A superior national defense posture second to none. They know that planning for our national interests.
The American people understand that the American people expect that their leaders will assure a national character ? such as air and water pollution that do not understand this vital principle, or, if they do, they simply don't care.
Inflation is the mainspring of capital formation. When our government ? through deficit spending and debasement of the individual, but instead, serves to promote policies that will promote policies to unlock individual potential and unleash economic growth.
Prof. Mark V. Shaney
"Hodie adsit, cras absit"
Center of Economic and Political Studies
Washington, D.C.
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Posted by: Dee on July 3, 2004 10:21 AM