Showing posts with label government. Show all posts
Showing posts with label government. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 7, 2009

Milwaukee County Happenings: King Lee Holloway Calling the "Kettle Black"??




So His Royal Highness, The County Board Asshole (I mean Chairman) Lee Holloway is comparing Scott Walker to David Duke..
And he says Walker is Racist? That is like the pot calling the kettle black.

This guy (Holloway) has got to go.
I dont know how the rest of the county board or the executives in Walker's cabinet put up with this guy. Everytime I read an article about the county board or the budget or Scott Walker and Holloway has anything to do with it, I start to cringe at his one sideness and his inability to see the big picture.

His entire persona smacks of racism, a self serving attitude and utter disrespect for his colleauges in the courthouse (I know 1st hand as I have friends who work closely with him) and I would be glad to see his "lordship" come to an end.

Maybe someone (I dont have time) should start a "recall" process on this idiot!!

And as Lee says: "through my "spokesman"...I wont aopolagize and I wont comment further on the matter"


Read on for the latest dribble to come out of Lee's Ass (I mean mouth):
Scott Walker recalls his debate with David Duke - JSOnline
And if your still bored and want to see what this guy is like in person, check out this video of him "reminsiscing" about his high school days (it is quite funny in a vomit like way):

Tuesday, September 9, 2008

To Change Washington, Move Some of the Government Out - Op-Ed - NYTimes.com


This article from the New York Times makes alot of sense.

There are so many areas of our great country that are suffering right now because of job loss.
If we were to move certain elements of the federal government out of D.C. and into the heartland and other places where people have lost their jobs.....well that just makes some good old "commom sense" if you ask me.

Read on for more:
Op-Ed Contributor - To Change Washington, Move Some of the Government Out - Op-Ed - NYTimes.com

Tuesday, March 13, 2007

The Federal Government and it's Role in our Daily Lives

I was reading an article relating to the intrusions of the federal government into our daily lives and I came across this comment from a reader in response to that article.
(The article talked about the government's request to have phone records and driving records maintained in a national database of sorts).

Link to that story below:
http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20070308/181842.shtml#comments

The person that wrote the following response says pretty much everything I agree with:
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The government was never supposed to have the ability to do such things. They shouldn't monitor our behaviours, spending habits, or our general day to day activites.
The FEDERAL Government is only supposed to be in place to do the things that the local and state governments cannot. Such as enter into treaties with other countires, collect taxes for the services offered, and have a military force.

Congress should not be allowed to enact a law that requires every ISP in America to retain data on it's users. Quite frankly they shouldn't be able to tell a business what they can or cannot do; that's up to the cities and states to decide.

So when the goverment starts tracking where our car has been, and how crooked politicians can be, it wouldn't take long for them to start using the data they've collected with malicious intent.

As far as us "privacy advocates" go we happen to understand there's a Constitution of the United STATES of America.
Not a Constituion of the sole governing body of Washington D.C.

Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of happiness doesn't mean the goverment should be there to restrict our abilites to function. Instead of them prying into every aspect of our personal lives, they should only be there to interveen where a communities ability to resolve a conflict fails.
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I esp. like the last sentance. I think it says it all..