From: pnr0@ns1.cc.lehigh.edu (PAUL N. RITTER)
Newsgroups: talk.politics.misc
Subject: Re: Doomed...Doomed...Doomed...
Date: 5 Nov 92 06:06:41 GMT
Organization: Lehigh University

In article <1992Nov4.090237.26315@news.ysu.edu>, ae642@yfn.ysu.edu (Kelley Mille
r) writes:
>
>In a previous article, pnr0@ns1.cc.lehigh.edu (PAUL N. RITTER) says:
>
>>Well, at this time it is not yet official, but it seems that Gov. Clinton has
>>fooled enough of the American people. I can't believe how fast this country is
>>going to Hell in a handbasket. Congrats Democrats. My mission to inform the
>>general population of this net has failed. I'm counting the days...Waiting to
>>see how long it take Sadaam to start and MOST LIKELY FINISH what he has
>>started. I just can't believe how misinformed the American people really are.
>>I'm counting the days to see my right to own firearms slip away. I'm counting
>>the days until the people realize that for 60 of 65 years, the Congress has
>>had the Democrat majority rule in everything we do. And that it's just as easy
>>to vote in new congressmen/women as it is the President of the U.S., and that
>>you can't put the blame on a president for the MAJORITY of the problems in our
>>country when you have a strong Socialist governing body.
>>   In these next four years, we are going to see some significant changes. A
>>few of them will be for the common good of the people, but most to shove
>>government right down our throats and disrupt the balance.
>>I mourn for four years...Doomed...Doomed...
>
>
>OK, sir, a question.
>
>Since your candidate has now lost, are you going to sit and bitch and moan,
>and say "Oh, poor me", or are you going to get over it, and do the work that
>is necessary to bring this country back to where it needs to be?
>
>Are you going to stand against things that may help our country's journey
>back to fiscal health, to civil equality, or are you going to fight all
>new policy tooth and nail simply because you don't like the messenger?
>
>President Bush made a warm and gracious speech tonight, saying to put the
>politics aside and work with the new regime for a better, stronger America.
>Vice President Quayle said if President elect Clinton runs the country as well
>as he ran his campaign (not an unreasonable hope, BTW) that we would be
>all right.
>
>Even Ross Perot called on his supporters to back the new administration.
>
>Before you decide to throw in the towel, or slash your wrists, give the new
>administrators a chance.
>
>And if, in a reasonable amount of time, it shown that they are incapable of
>doing the job, then you can start taking action by working to have them
>removed, just as Bush was tonight.
>
>Don't let party affiliation or distrust of Democrats in general blind you.
>
>
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>
    I don't have a problem with the fact that there is a separation of
    parties, I have a problem with what the parties STAND FOR. I'm sick to
    death about how we should "let the Gov't" take care of us. People have to
    take care of themselves and their neighbors...NOT THE GOVERNMENT. The
    philosophy of the Dem party suggests to me that I am incapable of taking
    care of myself, and THAT is what I have a problem with my friend. They
    want to "give" me health care. I don't want a governmental healthcare
    plan, I want the plan that I have now. I'm sorry that there are people
    that don't have healthcare. I'm sorry there are people that are
    unemployed. Why should I have to suffer for those who think that a
    "minimum wage" or a bit better paying job is beneath them? I have a good
    job and I started at the bottom. People, especially higher educated
    people, think that they can't survive unless they start at $30,000/year or
    better! CRAP! I don't even make $20,000 and I'M NOT MISERABLE! I WILL be
    for the next four years of tax and spend. Here's a question for you: Out
    of the total number of people that don't have health care, according to
    Clinton, how many are self employed? Gee, I shouldn't ask such a simple
    question.
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