That's it... Former studying political theorist jumping in on this one...
A) Too much government (control) leads to oppression, dominance of the peoples, and no regime change. SO! What does that tell us? Less government control, less dominance of the peoples, and peaceful regime changes are the way to go, correct?
Let's further elaborate on this premise then. "Democrats" have held Senate control for how long? Since the Clinton Administration? And SINCE THEN we have elected a two term Republican President who did manage to muscle his way into a war that we didn't need to be in (admittedly), and a Democratic President who has more than doubled our previous 8 year debt under Bush, and wishes to spend MORE American tax dollars funding a program that WILL ruin public health care programs. Leaving the United State Federal Gov't in control of the peoples health and how they should be taken care of (forgive my trailing prepositions).
NEXT, we have labeled the Republican party with the stigma of the NO party. Let's further elaborate on that... Obama when he FIRST ran for his Presidency, wanted to start a program GRANTING money to all incoming college students (amounts never really determined by campaign). Who shot that plan down if the DEMOCRATS HAD CONTROL OF THE HOUSE AND SENATE IN 2008? So all you young college students, such as myself, who is saying no? And/or lying?
In addition, Obama also ran on the platform NOT to have programs in which the privacy of American citizens would be invaded... Where did that take him? Earlier this year, he came out and PUBLICLY STATED 'we must have these programs in place in order to save American lives'. If we were in the business of saving lives, which clearly we aren't by the way... We would pull our hegemonic stance in the Middle East for foreign trade allies and focus INWARD on increasing spending OUTSIDE THE GOVERNMENT.
Having said that, I will lastly say that I am a devout Conservative, and a practicing actor. So I have very liberal views (on certain topics), but also very traditional ones in others. I welcome any and all discussions on this matter so that we can connect on a further level in understanding the inner workings (or not workings
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) of our government.
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