Originally Posted by Guest

I know...right? They talk and talk about how wonderful diversity is...while living in "Whiteville". I keep asking them to join me in a stroll down MLK Blvd some Saturday night...but I never get an RSVP.

And he GAVE it to the minorities who DON'T produce. A $ trillion a year goes to various forms of welfare. MOST going to minorities.

You ALL lie to yourselves when it comes to the races...you CONVINCE yourselves that we are equal...against all reason.

I believe the term they use for elitist liberals who tell other people how to live what to eat and who should live in their neighborhoods and go to their schools as "limousine liberals.

Personal Best Regards:

Originally Posted by Guest

I was wondering how long it would take for someone to bite on the statement.

here let me help you out:

The Two Houses of Congress. Congress is divided into two chambers, the Senate and the House of Representatives. The Senate is sometimes called the upper chamber and the House the lower chamber because the Founders thought that different sorts of people would be elected to these two bodies.

Talk about demonstrated credibility loss!!

"a member of a congress; especially : a member of the U.S. House of Representatives"

You're just being nit picky billy...no need to get hostile. MOST people separate the Senators in the Senate from the "Congressmen" in the house.

Actually...the founders wanted the STATES to appoint the Senators...not have them elected by the people like the "Congressmen".

The founders ALSO wanted a PRESIDENTIAL election only...whomever got the popular vote was president...second place became the vice president.

The founders didn't want women voting.

The founders didn't want blacks voting.

They didn't want to poor voting.

There have been a lot of changes...some for the good...some NOT so good.

Originally Posted by Guest

"a member of a congress; especially : a member of the U.S. House of Representatives"

You're just being nit picky billy...no need to get hostile. MOST people separate the Senators in the Senate from the "Congressmen" in the house.

Actually...the founders wanted the STATES to appoint the Senators...not have them elected by the people like the "Congressmen".

The founders ALSO wanted a PRESIDENTIAL election only...whomever got the popular vote was president...second place became the vice president.

The founders didn't want women voting.

The founders didn't want blacks voting.

They didn't want to poor voting.

There have been a lot of changes...some for the good...some NOT so good.

What part was the GOOD part of change?