[PeterPrinciple]

But decentralization is not the be-all and end-all — it doesn’t solve every problem.

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And that is because of the nature of man. We will always have corruption. Do we want an all powerful centralized corruption or local in our face corruption that we can fight if we so have the mind.

[Cen-Tejas]

The only way ANYTHING in terms of change related to the Deep State and Federal Government Corruption now infecting the Halls of Congress on a massive scale will occur is to get rid of corrupt Republicans in the house (and Senate) who side with the Democratic Party on a handful of key votes but defraud their constituencies when running for office by claiming to be conservative.

There are 236 sitting Republicans in the House plus 6 vacancies today. About half those Republicans are fraudulent (meaning their really liberals) and must GO! for the American People to have any hope of a cleaner government going forward.

The Dimcoms will always have about the same count (193) in the House. We need to hoe the weeds on the Pubbie side of the isle come November and just forget about making “inroads” into 193 Marxists across the isle for now.

[bitt]

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[Jacquerie]

<>“So why have I changed my stance? Looking at the numbers helped,” Schumer announced on April 20. “Two thirds of Americans believe marijuana should be legalized, meanwhile more than half of all drug arrests in the United States are marijuana arrests.”<>

Reacting to the passions of the people is the duty of the Congressmen. The framers' senate was immune from this sort of short-sighted reaction.