<div id="RTEContent">Chas,<br> <br> You wrote:<br> <br> "The only assurance of fidelity to city, county, state, or country that<br> I require was taken care of during the oath of office. Repetition at<br> a monthly/weekly/regularly scheduled meeting doesn't make it any more<br> believable or sincere." <br> <br> I think many politicians need to be reminded. Or do you not watch the news? Sorry Chas, but most people in office forget why they are there after a few months and many are there for years and even decades. I just do not share your enthusiasm and trust of our policy makers to ALWAYS be voting in the interests of the people. They need a twice a month reminder. Sure the dishonest ones are going to be dishonest anyway just like locking my door does not stop the real crooks that really want in. But lying shortens the life span. Let us shorten the life spans of lying politicians as much as possible. :P<br> <br> Take Care,<br> <br> Donovan J
Arnold<br><br><b><i>Chasuk <chasuk@gmail.com></i></b> wrote:<blockquote class="replbq" style="border-left: 2px solid rgb(16, 16, 255); margin-left: 5px; padding-left: 5px;"> On 1/20/06, Donovan Arnold <donovanjarnold2005 @yahoo.com=""> wrote:<br><br>> Thanks for bringing this up. I think any person who cannot show a loyalty to<br>> the United States over other nations has no business being in an elected<br>> office in the United States.<br><br>You usually (and inexplicably, for my part) ignore any response that I<br>might make to you, so I don't know why I'm stepping into this, but I'm<br>feeling imprudent today, so here's stepping into thin air...<br><br>The only assurance of fidelity to city, county, state, or country that<br>I require was taken care of during the oath of office. Repetition at<br>a monthly/weekly/regularly scheduled meeting doesn't make it any more<br>believable or sincere. Further, since I have no obligation to pledge<br>my fealty to s!
aid city,
county, state, or country, to ask me to submit<br>to such repetition is both impertinent and tiresome.<br></donovanjarnold2005></blockquote><br></div><p>
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