Maybe we simply expect too much from the people we elect to office, maybe it is too much to expect them to 'do the right thing'. We have been conditioned over the years to accept the fact that congress always operates on bribes and kickbacks, they seemingly never do 'what is right'. Why should we be surprised when any project the government becomes involved in results in skyrocketing costs, delays, kickbacks, theft and mismanagement? Truth be known, most likely 75% of them all (past and present) should be behind bars for the theft and squandering of taxpayer funds.

Congress has always felt the taxpayer to be insignificant and simply too ignorant to realize the truth or facts behind all ...

Maybe we simply expect too much from the people we elect to office, maybe it is too much to expect them to 'do the right thing'. We have been conditioned over the years to accept the fact that congress always operates on bribes and kickbacks, they seemingly never do 'what is right'. Why should we be surprised when any project the government becomes involved in results in skyrocketing costs, delays, kickbacks, theft and mismanagement? Truth be known, most likely 75% of them all (past and present) should be behind bars for the theft and squandering of taxpayer funds.

Congress has always felt the taxpayer to be insignificant and simply too ignorant to realize the truth or facts behind all the shenanigans they get involved in.

However, the massive onslaughts by this administration and Congress have opened the eyes of many, whom until now, have looked upon their actions as standard operating procedure. Over the years we have been conditioned to accept the fact that our representatives are going to screw up royally. Up until now, the bastards at least had the decency to try and hide it, to not be so damn open about their arrogance towards us. In their pompous minds, I think they genuinely feel the public is so remarkably stupid, we will not notice.

I think its time to allow government to die a slow death - it has become a cancerous monstrosity that is swallowing up all in its path. Unlike the banks, and the car companies - the government is not to big to fail - it is simply too damn big and deserves to fail.