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Submitted June 25, 2008 - 3:28 pm by Henry Dribble (not verified)

when you had that segment to convince Deb that Obama was the best candidtate to support. I was struck by Deb's comments back then. she was very focused on what was good for the party. I thus felt compelled to attack her rather that convince her. I am not a Dem. and I see a lot of the disease we call politics in them as well as the GOP. it takes two to tango.

until the people organize we cannot stand up to the power elites that have run this country for the last 100 years. I say this since in 1913 the professional politician was created by an unconstitutional law that capped the size of the House of Representatives. the House was always envisioned as the power channel for the people as each representative only represented 30,000 people. the Senate was always envisioned as the power brokers forum. but the House gave the people a chance. when they capped it they made the House just like the Senate and politicians became professionals. before that it was not a career position.

this was a very bad time for the State of the Unioun as the trusts created the Central Bank (Fed) to control the economy for them, which was unconstituional also. and created the federal income tax to fund the new big government (this was done legally).

so we have a lot of work ahead of us in organizing to push back all that has been put in place to take the US away from us. back in 1913 corporations did not have rights like they do now. that is unconstitutional too. they have absolutely no roots in the Constitution providing them any rights, and especially not ones more favorable to people who are citizens.

and so every part of this power grab will be against the people, we the people. it will be an incredible task to fight this. Obama is just the toe in the door.

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