Showing posts with label Senator Scott Brown. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Senator Scott Brown. Show all posts

Monday, March 22, 2010

Fox News Poll: 68% Say Vote Out All Incumbents, I am with the 68% I am glad it was fox that did this

Fox News Poll: 68% Say Vote Out All Incumbents I am with the 68% I am glad it was fox that did this. I hope they all get the message.

Scott brown's election should have woken everyone up, both party's not just Democrats. They have been getting the message as both parties are jumping ship in record numbers. Keep jumping! The health care reform garbage coming from the right shows me they better cut and run because I am sure Reid and Pelosi are part of that 68% and so is John Boehner and many Republicans.


I have to say that I am from Massachusetts and was a proud constituent of Kennedy’s, that said Brown's victory was not a stinging defeat fro Democrats. The election in Massachusetts was being called a mandate against a party, a mandate against the Obama agenda, a Revolution against a party "the Democratic party" WRONG! Wake up and think about what happened.

What Scott Brown just did should not be misinterpreted by the Republican Party as a denial of Obama, his agenda, or the Democratic Party. It was not! It should be a wake up call to both party's that we the people are sick of the games, sick of the partisanship, sick of the concern being for the Party's not we the people. It is a Revolution however it is not a revolution against 'a party" It better serve as a wake up call to both party's. We the people want to matter again!

The party’s are our biggest problem not the so called terrorists. They only care about themselves not we the people! The games must stop; they must stop acting like spoiled brats while we go down the tubes. Obama is on his own that is why nothing has gotten done. I use to say Bush is the only person I know that can talk out of both sides of his mouth while his foot is in it, sh@t eating smirk on it all the time. Sadly that has become status quo and the face of politics today.

Remember Brown never once mentioned the Republican Party but instead ran as an independent. He promised he would work for the people not as Republicans do but as Ed Kennedy did and to make him proud. It is not a revolution against a party it is just the people wanting we the people that was removed during the last Administration put back in the equation. It is a move against incumbents "all incumbents"

I am with the 68% and firmly believe the Congress has proven themselves inept and incapable of doing the peoples work. It is time to clean house and have a do over with our elected so called Officials!




James Joiner
Gardner, Ma
www.anaveragepatriot.com

Monday, February 01, 2010

Senator Brown will be Obama's friend: Brown gets it what's wrong with the rest of the party?


What Keeps Obama Fighting



Since Obama's election and promise of unity and success we have seen nothing but Partisanship and a promise by Republicans to make Obama fail. Both party's only think about what is right for their party and the country and the people are not even a thought.

Our Government of the people, for the people, and by the people, fed by the Constitution has become a Government of the Politicians, for the corporations and affluent, by the Media, fed by the legal system. SCOTUS just made that sickeningly true however I now think both party's as the relentless liberal said, will start doing what the people want if only to save their jobs. I think we the people may be put back into the equation!

I have to hope the election of Republican Senator in the bluest of blue States Massachusetts will start making the difference for Obama and average Americans and it will as long as he is true to the independents that elected him and does the right thing for the people not the party!

What he just did should not be misinterpreted by the Republican Party as a denial of Obama, his agenda, or the Democratic Party. It was not! It should be a wake up call to both party's that we the people are sick of the games, sick of the partisanship, sick of the concern being for the Party's not we the people. It is a Revolution however it is not a revolution against 'a party" It better serve as a wake up call to both party's. We the people want to matter!

Remember Brown never once mentioned the Republican Party but instead ran as an independent. He promised he would work for the people not as Republicans do but as Ted Kennedy did and to make him proud. It is not a revolution against a party it is just the people wanting we the people that were removed during the last Administration put back in the equation. It is a move against incumbents "all incumbents"
Brown gets it! As I said when he was elected this was not a defeat for Democrats it was a victory for Americans. I said if he does the right thing for the people and not the Republican party he will be President some day. I have been watching him and he is on the right road. He is the Republican Barack Obama and just what we need to unite this divided country and get us back on the right road. He is the first one willing to break ranks and reunite the country!

He already told Republicans he got there without them and with the help of a close group of friends and very little help from anyone down there, so there will be issues when I'll be with you and there are issues when I won't be with you, Brown said Thursday during the half-hour interview. So, I just need to look at each vote and then make a proper analysis and then decide. I hope he remains true to his word and I believe he will as I see character in the man and a future leader of America.

Supposedly Republicans will not pressure him and it will not matter when they do. The senator-elect did not elaborate on possible breaking points, though the Washington newcomer dismissed any suggestion he will relent once he starts working in the highly partisan capital. I'll tell you right now Massachusetts does not need health care and he will not vote for it so they have no concerns there. I think the country has a winner here! Brown Tells AP He'll Sometimes Side With Democrats



James Joiner
Gardner, Ma
www.anaveragepatriot.com