Now Senator Ted Cruz is joining Congressman Jason Chaffetz in giving up their salaries until the solution is found. Greedy fat cats, Democrats in the Senate, are holding the government hostage because they want us to pay 75% of their healthcare bills. Throw Harry Reid and the rest of his mafia out of the U.S. Senate
Posted on | October 3, 2013 | 4 Comments
| Torrance 24 approved |
Submitted on 2013/10/03 at 7:01 am
Ted Cruz said he’s giving up his salary, too. Most of Congress can be ashamed of themselves. |
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4 Responses to “Now Senator Ted Cruz is joining Congressman Jason Chaffetz in giving up their salaries until the solution is found. Greedy fat cats, Democrats in the Senate, are holding the government hostage because they want us to pay 75% of their healthcare bills. Throw Harry Reid and the rest of his mafia out of the U.S. Senate”
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October 3rd, 2013 @ 9:02 am
I wonder how many people will start refusing to file their taxes from now on with The I.R.S. so they won’t face that hideous Obamacare fine? What will The I.R.S. do if a hundred million people suddenly stop sending in their tax returns?
October 3rd, 2013 @ 9:28 am
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again…
It IS Way past time to REVOLT against THIS Over Powered, Over Controlling Federal Government !!! MONEY/POWER/CONTROL, The THREE Words That Make Up The United States Government. Time for WE THE PEOPLE to reign in This OUT OF CONTROL Govt. AND Return to OUR FOUNDING PRINCIPALS!!! Enough is ENOUGH DamnIt!
October 3rd, 2013 @ 12:21 pm
I’m from Nevada, Harry Reid s’s state, and we just barely failed to kick him out. I am convinced it was fraud that kept him in office. The next elections need to be on paper ballots because too many of the voter machines are subject to tampering with virus programs designed to change the votes.
Every state needs to have an amendment to their state constitution to have only paper ballots by 2016. Perhaps the Tea Parties can get involved on this. I’m personally going to try this in Nevada.