I Am that I Am: the enemy is really us

Saturday, 3 September 2011

the enemy is really us

Why anyone should construct a poll that asks who is to blame for the financial crisis, Bush or Obama, is nonsense. No president can take any credit or blame for the economy. It is Congress that is to blame, both legislative branches, both parties and the liberal Democratic political themes of using government credit to pay for programs beneficial to particular voters.

We have already met the enemy and he is us. We elected these people and, we and they, are to blame. They bought our votes and it is their plan to continue spending and qualitatively ease until every last drop of credit is gone and confidence is totally destroyed. As for presidents they are both feet in the legislative process when they should only be in the executive process.

The executive branch should execute and the legislative branch legislate. Instead even the judicial branch has adherents who say they should legislate. Everyone wants to legislate and they are perceived as doing a mighty poor job of it but only Congress is taking the hit according to the polls. Did no one elect these people? The electors should take the responsibility for the elected.

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