After the out of touch decisions they have made recently, maybe they should all retire..Maybe we could outsource their function and duties to India. Just think of all the money we could save. I know theat it all sounds stupid, but so are a lot of the other jobs being outsourced..Gee what about another thought ..Maybe we could fill their Jobs with illegal aliens.SSSSSSSSt
posted by Howard at
2:50 PM
A Blog with a military slant of been there done that..Defend The American way of life against all odds as we have no other place to go..No One likes us anymore..And that's ok..We can look at them with a jaundiced eye and say So What!!!
Retired govt employee. 77 Yrs old..Ex paratrooper in the 82nd airborne for 5+ yrs..I and My Wife work out three days a week at the gym..I am 5'11" tall and weigh 216 lbs..The more I exercise,the heavier I seem to get..Go Figger
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And now we will see some real fireworks and name calling start in the Senate!
The Green Guy, Kermit
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Kermit, at July 02, 2005 12:12 AM
Why oh why do we let these people stay in there til they are so old and senile? Almost any other job would force a retirement for them. I know the concept behind the appointed for life deal, but there should be a way to get them out before they do more damage.
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sandy, at July 02, 2005 11:53 AM
Howard, we think alike. It's scarey, but fine minds work alike!
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Joan, at July 02, 2005 1:09 PM
Sanderson, that is the way the Founding Fathers wanted it I guess. They have the option of retriment. THey probably go through a psychological exam to ensure their health and so they don't do more damage or any more damage.
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halcyon67, at July 03, 2005 8:03 AM
Samantha:The Founding Fathers set up the Supreme Court nominees for life so(in theory) they would not owe any favors to the Administration they were appointed by.
In other words, Politics were not suppose to play a role in their decisions.
Try to tell that to any one watching the Congress voting to accept or reject said nominees.
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sandy, at July 03, 2005 10:17 AM
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