YES! The voters will kick out do-nothing members of Congress.
13%
NO! Congress won't get any more work done than they do now.
88%

Comments

mrohrer 11 years 42 weeks ago

What a shame. Hopefully the electorate will kick the bad guys out, but i think Americans are stupid. If someone is part of the 99%, why the hell would they vote for a Repulsican ??? That's why are country is hurting, because people dont vote or vote for the person who is not going to help them.

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PaulHosse 11 years 41 weeks ago

The problem is that the voters can't kick the "do nothing" members out of office. Elections are staggard, and besides, there would be no one left.

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Wally2007 11 years 41 weeks ago

The totality of our lack luster society is that the average citizen doesn't have time to pay and heed to the overall political arena of today. They are either too consumed with their work and family responsibilities and just are totally disenchanted with the endless negative media coverage (FOX NEWS) resulting with many of them not even taking the opportunity to vote. I have come to the realization that 1% has infiltrated the media with a host of lies and deception and absolutely has to be dealt with, and that being my ultimate goal of the supreme courts ruling on Citizens United ruling.

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trueblue313 11 years 41 weeks ago

I refrain from voting on this.

We need to stop voting for both corporate controlled parties. Yes, the Dems are better than the Republicans but neither are not representing working Americans.

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