Each Congress-person shall be responsible for knowing content and subject of proposed bill. All bills will be passed when an majority of Congressional members are present. No other bills cannot/will not be attached to bill that be voted on.

Launch a new political party in America for the 21st Century!

Resolved that service personnel returning to civilian life from our current wars should be given the same funding for their education that was given to returning GIs after World War II.

A shift that could change the electoral landscape is underway – the tightening of restrictions on who can vote and how Americans can vote. Going into the 2012 elections, there will be millions of Americans who will find that since 2008, there are new barriers that could prevent them from voting.These new restrictions fall most heavily on young, minority, and low-income voters, as well as on voters with disabilities. This wave of changes may sharply tilt the political terrain for the 2012 election. Already 19 new laws and two new executive actions are in place. At least 42 bills are still pending, and at least 68 more were introduced but failed. Already, it is clear that: SummaryThese new laws could make it significantly harder for more than five million eligible voters to cast ballots in 2012. • The states that have already cut back on voting rights will provide 171 electoral votes in 2012 – 63 percent of the 270 needed to win the presidency. • Of the 12 likely battleground states, as assessed by an August Los Angeles Times analysis of Gallup polling, five have already cut back on voting rights (and may pass additional restrictive legislation), and two more are currently considering new restrictions.

"Please supply us new books for the school"

I want Limbaugh taken off the air

The last play of the Packers, Seahawks game was the worst call in NFL history. The Packers lost because of the call and the calls shouldn't decide the game. We need the regular NFL reffs back!!!!!!!

Poll taxes were used to disenfranchise African Americans, poor people and others deemed undesirable. The 24th Amendment and the U.S. Supreme Court decision on Harper v. Virginia Board of Elections outlawed poll taxes. The Supreme court in its decision noted that “a state violates the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution whenever it makes the affluence of the voter or payment of any fee an electoral standard. Voter qualifications have no relation to wealth.” If state legislatures are enacting voter ID laws that require a photo ID order to vote, they must in also provide those photo IDs at no charge to its residents. To force voters to get an ID which they must pay money for en effect makes the payment of a fee an electoral standard which is a clear violation of Harper v. Virginia State Board of Elections.

The tax code should shift the tax brackets upward and increase the marginal tax rates at the top to account for inflation and the economic disparities in the country. Those who have greater earnings have greatly benefited from the wealth of infrastructure in this country.

The tax code should shift the tax brackets upward and increase the marginal tax rates at the top to account for inflation and the economic disparities in the country. Those who have greater earnings have greatly benefited from the wealth of infrastructure in this country.