Imagine, if you will, a government that actually pays attention to the citizenry, and works exclusively for their betterment.  A government that functions well enough that the majority of the people of the United States actually approved of the way they conducted the people’s business.  With the petty squabbling that takes place within the halls of Congress, such a government seems like fantasy.  But it is achievable, and you and I can make it happen, if we really want to.  That’s right, we can end the stranglehold of special interest groups, put a stop the kindergarten antics of partisan politics, and stop the fiscal hemmorhaging which threatens to bankrupt our children, and our children’s children.

And the solution is simple.  Vote them gone.  All of them.  Every single incumbent in the upcoming national election.

What do you imagine the reaction would be amongst the 67 United States Senators who aren’t up for re-election in 2010, if on the morning of November 3rd they woke to discover that not one single incumbent in either chamber of Congress would be returning in January?  That 468 brand-new freshman Senators and Representitives would be arriving on Capitol Hill, with a mandate to return Government to its rightful master – the people?  Do you think we would have their attention? 

You bet we would.