“The incestuous relationship between government and big business thrives in the dark.” -Jack Anderson

Yes, Its a election year and I have to say that some interesting facts are coming to light. For instance, why do incumbents refuse to debate challengers? Do incumbents fear defending their own job? Aren’t debates like a yearly review that we all go through at our jobs? It gives the employer(us) a opportunity to ask the employee(the politician) about his job. I think I should be allowed to ask my employee about his or her behavior, do they like the job, is it to hard, where do they see themselves in 5 years? This should be made a requirement to debate if you are running for re-election or for election. Give the people a chance to see you in action!

The inspiration for this post

We should allow liquor sales on Sunday in Kentucky. The government talks about modernizing our tax system then we should also do what we can to improve our overall economy.

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Quote of the week

“Wars have never hurt anybody except the people who die.” -Salvador Dali

I am speaking as someone that will be voting in Nov. I believe in the democratic process and choice is a great thing. But sometimes too many choices cause problems. Here is a example of a problem

Ralph Nader Files To Get On Kentucky’s Presidential Ballot

All I can say is Ralph please quit and stop trying to screw the country. You could have a very nice cabinet level post in the government if you would just quit. A reputation of protecting the american public is being risked. There is a danger that you will be compared to Ross Perot in the annals of history. Do you want to be Ross Perot? Sure he is rich but is he respected? Think about that Ralph!