We The People Stimulus Package

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Comment by Clay Welsh on June 6, 2009 at 12:45am

A great video. Who can say more?

Comment by Nancy L. Gatchel on April 7, 2009 at 6:50pm

I love this video! I agree with every single thing this guy says.

Comment by James Russell on April 5, 2009 at 7:10pm

There is enough good stuff here to listen to again... I want my PreBate check and I want to
tell others about it now...

Comment by Sean Fagan on April 5, 2009 at 10:22am

You are also right Bob - unfortunately...
However, there is hope - I really do believe the actions of the current administration has created what I refer to as the "perfect storm" and honestly feel that America's second revolution has begun. The hundreds of Tea Parties planned for the 15th speaks to that and will be the "shot heard around the world".
I really liked the video but was surprised by the speaker's electoral college position. The tea bag thing, while having good symbolism, just wasn't well thought out.

Comment by Bob Whigham on April 5, 2009 at 9:40am

Right on both parts Sean. Point of posting was to excite activism to do something. We're getting lazy as a country. We're turning into a mass of brain dead lemmings with an overdeveloped sense of entitlement and if something isn't done soon we're finished.

Comment by Sean Fagan on April 5, 2009 at 9:19am

Overall a really great video, with two exceptions...

One - a tea bag mailed to a representive, senator or even the president will never reach them - ever since the whole anthrax thing shortly after 911, all of them will goe to a central post office where they will be discarded.

Two (and most importantly), getting rid of the electoral college is a bad idea. Once that happens, there is little hope of electing a conservative as president ever again. The majority of people in this great nation live in cities and those populations lean mostly liberal. Eliminate the electoral college and future presidents will be elected by residents of New York City, Boston, Chicago (who gave us Obama), San Francisco, Los Angeles and the New England states - just to name a few.