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This morning, as I was making a run to the local dump to dump off recyclables, I passed several groups of people at key intersections on Far Hills Ave. (Route 48). All of them had signs saying "no to socialized medicine" or "no to big government" or similar signs, and encouraged people to honk as they drove by. I just shook my head at them and drove by them. They can make their peaceful protests, but no way can I agree with them.
Question #1: Where were these anti-big-government people last year? Both the Democrats and Republicans have been big-government advocates for years. And where's the Libertarian Party in all this? They've always been little-government.
Question #2: Where were the teabag people last year, when Bush was running up the deficit with his war onterror Saddam?
Question #3: Have any of these protesters ever been unemployed or been in a situation where they did not have health care?
( And how do I feel about this health care debate? I'll answer that. )
Question #1: Where were these anti-big-government people last year? Both the Democrats and Republicans have been big-government advocates for years. And where's the Libertarian Party in all this? They've always been little-government.
Question #2: Where were the teabag people last year, when Bush was running up the deficit with his war on
Question #3: Have any of these protesters ever been unemployed or been in a situation where they did not have health care?
( And how do I feel about this health care debate? I'll answer that. )
