TEXAS VOID

Here is a wise message (video) from Nelson Lee Walker (http://www.tenurecorrupts.com) . . .

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Texas - Vote Out Incumbents Democracy (VOID)

As of this writing, April 15, 2007, Texas VOID is just getting started. We are developing our web site as our base of operations for carrying out the VOID Mission in our state.

Our goal and mission are the same as the national Vote Out Incumbents Democracy organization's, but aimed specifically at electing, or reelecting, responsible, accountable, and ethical U.S. Congress representatives from Texas.

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OK, now that the GOP is out, how can voters protect themselves from the Democratic Party? GOP out I say? OK, let me count the ways so we can move on to the Voter's Defense Guide.

GOP Out of power:

The easiest way to evidence this claim is to simply reference this week's news headlines and accompanying articles.

• GOP cancer: Party could lose 20 more seats.
• GOP can't rely on money advantage now.
• GOP scrambles after Mississippi loss.
• After String of Losses, Republicans Face Crisis
• Republicans look for new message, no sugarcoating after latest defeat.

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Rational, thoughtful, educated, informed, and with a vested interest; these were the hopes of many of America's founders for the integral characteristics of those who vote and participate in the democracy portion of our Republic. Universal suffrage wasn't even close to being considered desirable at the founding of our nation.

Yet, universal suffrage is what we have delivered unto ourselves in the name of Women's rights, African American rights, Civil Rights, and Ignorant and Uneducated Rights. America decided that even the ignorant and uneducated are entitled to a voice in electing not just their district representatives of the U.S. House of Representatives as originally intended, but the Senate and the President as well.

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by Nelson Lee Walker

I am proposing that we create a popular, bloodless, political revolution in our country.

I believe that it is very necessary, very possible, and very doable.

The object of this revolution is the destruction of the professional political class which currently dominates and corrupts the US Congress.

I am convinced, as are many, many voters, that the bulk of our country's political problems arises out of this 'permanent' Congressional political class, and their devotion to party power and to the financial special interests keeping them in power.

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Here's a list of dysfunctions just from this week. Then we will take a gander at what we must do to end all this political dysfunction.

Josh White of the Wash. Post informs us:

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