Once again it was getting to long so I moved again. Here is the link to Part2.
We begin this time to a response I just made a few minutes ago/
Simple logic states that the congressmen had a job to do...and they didn't do it. I would not ask you to come to my work and do my job for me. I don't ask my boss to do my work for me after he assigns it. Of course you're using the right-wing logic, which is not logic at all.
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#2.8 - Wed Nov 23, 2011 10:56 AM MSTowlsview
Does your boss ever come and discuss your work, offer suggestions, tell you how he wants something done? Does he help you when you are stuck on something? Or are you one of those people who applied on-line, got hired on-line, reports to their cubicle everyday and when your services are no longer required receive a message simply saying don't come back tomorrow, never even knowing their bosses name?
You want to compare the government to a corporation? Let's do that.
Can we agree that the basic reason for the existence of a corporation or business is to sell their products or services? One common goal? That is the job.
Our government is like a large corporations with three divisions dedicated to running the government according to the Constitution. More specifically to provide protection and other government services that may be required to preserve our freedoms and equality in using those freedoms.
Thanks to forethought from the authors of the Constitution, no one branch has greater authority than any of the other two. There is one branch however that by it's very existence has a greater responsibility and more influence . The Executive Branch.
Just like the CEO of a major corporation, the President is the one who is looked to for answers and leadership. It is the ultimate duty of the President to be sure that all three branches are doing their respective jobs appropriately. When the government functions smoothly he gets praised, when the road gets to bumpy he gets penalized. To not participate with and assist a branch that can not solve a problem is a dereliction of his responsibility.
When a corporation fails it is the CEO that the stock-holders hold accountable. When the government fails it is the President that the American people hold responsible. A good argument can be made that in many ways we might be better off is instead of electing a President we should hire a business manager. One of the main reasons Herman Cain has been able to stay on the campaign trail is his business experience. No, that is not an endorsement of Cain, just an observation.
The economy is in the trash can, President Obama had no business being anywhere else than right there with that committee working as hard as possible to solve the biggest dilemma we are facing right now.
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#2.9 - Wed Nov 23, 2011 12:50 PM MST
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It's the day before T-Day, I'll leave this one run for a couple of days and we can all take our time. Be safe over the weekend everybody. Hoot Hoot.



