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Politics : 2000:The Make-or-Break Election
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To: Fangorn who wrote (235)6/14/2000 3:43:00 PM
From: Father Terrence  Read Replies (2) of 1013
 
I am not as concerned about the Supreme Court judges as by the thousands of federal judges (appointed by both parties) who sit on the bench and during the past 100 years have virtually gutted whole sections of the Constitution and Bill of Rights with their [il]legal judgments.

The regulators and their ability to skirt the law with regulations that undercut real rights is also of major concern.

I support neither Gore nor Bush philosophically, nor do I agree with their political issues or parties.

Both parties stand for socialism and social programs, the continuance of the IRS, lobbyists and centralized federal power. Both are more in lock-step with FDR than Jefferson. You might say I am an "anti-FDR/anti-Hamiltonian".

I am strongly opposed to both parties. My interests are totally unrepresented by any elected official in my city, district, county and state. As a matter of fact, they are opposed to most of my interests.
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