Unless you’re paying close to what the (National Socialist) Democrat Politburo is doing in the Congress you are not aware of their low profile actions to virtually lockdown their tenuous hold on the Senate by getting Washington D.C. and possibly Puerto Rico statehood status, giving each of them 2 votes in the Senate, votes that can be pretty much guarantee the ‘rats a perpetual majority in the Senate.
Time for a history lesson. Way back in the beginning of this country the founders began discussing how the government would operate. One thing they wanted a system that would provide for a series of checks and balances that give each branch as equal as possible a level of power to allow it to represent the individual citizen as well as give each state as an entity a voice as well. It was decided to form the House of Representatives. This would be made up of people elected by the individual citizens. This sort of resembles the House of Commons in the British government. To give each state as a whole a voice the Senate was created. In order to give each state, regardless of size, an equal voice in the new government it was decided to give each state 2 members in the Senate. These representatives were selected by the individual State governments, not the individual citizen. While not perfect, this system gave representation to all at all levels. The House gave voice to the individual; the Senate gave voice to the States. Again, not perfect but as equal as can be.
Fast forward to 1913. The 17th Amendment to the Constitution was ratified and the selection of individual State Senators is taken away from the State Legislature and given to the individual citizen. The individual States as an entity no longer have representation in the Federal government. It also creates a partisan nightmare we are dealing with today.
The basic, simple solution is obvious; repeal the 17th Amendment and return to the original system first established. Can you imagine that?
The problem is this will never happen because it would destroy the grip of power the liberals currently enjoy because the Senate would most likely swing to the right, possibly strongly.
Imagine that, an American government Of the People being run By the People. Imagine the liberal panic, letting the People actually have control over their own lives.
Alan Marshall
Common Sense Corner 