So who thinks Obama is doing a good job?

[MonoxideChild]

Can I give him an INC? I honestly don't know. I don't think any of us can say we really know any of his policies seeing as how it's been changed, scrutinized and changed again before we even hear about any of it. I think more people should be dissatisfied with the Senate. Seriously. They don't dop anything but complain about each other the whole time now. I have no idea what other bills are being passed, or what the new taxes will look like because they're still on the same couple issues they've been working on for a year now. They're too childish. I say get rid of the Senate completely. Keep the House, its a far more accurate representation of the country anyhow. The Senate reminds me of two 10 year olds fighting over who gets to sit in the front seat. I honestly dont think Mc/Cain would've done anything too much differently than Obama has so far. I think we should wait until Congress gets their **** together so we can actually move forward with real issues.

[theanalogkid]

Originally Posted by MonoxideChild

Can I give him an INC? I honestly don't know. I don't think any of us can say we really know any of his policies seeing as how it's been changed, scrutinized and changed again before we even hear about any of it. I think more people should be dissatisfied with the Senate. Seriously. They don't dop anything but complain about each other the whole time now. I have no idea what other bills are being passed, or what the new taxes will look like because they're still on the same couple issues they've been working on for a year now. They're too childish. I say get rid of the Senate completely. Keep the House, its a far more accurate representation of the country anyhow. The Senate reminds me of two 10 year olds fighting over who gets to sit in the front seat. I honestly dont think Mc/Cain would've done anything too much differently than Obama has so far. I think we should wait until Congress gets their **** together so we can actually move forward with real issues.

The Senate was better off when the state was electing those people, not popular vote.

[MonoxideChild]

Originally Posted by theanalogkid

The Senate was better off when the state was electing those people, not popular vote.

I think there's always been shenanigans when it comes to electing senators. Our system is way too complex to function properly. The problem with having electorates making decisions is the obvious human greed nvolved and the potential pocket stuffing that takes place. I'd like to press the button so to speak and completely rebuild from the ruins of our Congress.