Comments on: Senate Deal on Immunity for Phone Companies

by: Allene Swienckowski

Fri, 19 Oct 2007 00:16:46 +0000

One day we’ll be able to read in the NY Times, front page, top of the fold, that there never really were two distinct polcitcal parties. I’m so tired of hearing about democrats being afraid of being perceived as being “soft on terrorism” and thereby using that excuse to sell out to the Republican agenda. Give me a break…It’s time some politicians, somewhere find some balls and knock off the rhetoric.
It’s ridiculous! I wish that there could be a national election where both parties and all of their candidates could be thrown out.
The truth is, neither party cares about the American people and we’re all just too dumb to recognize it!

by: Ed

Thu, 18 Oct 2007 20:15:30 +0000

We’ve the most disappointing representatives and they don’t have balls to do justice. Wonder if I could rob a bank and be exonerated after being caught! Those representatives who voted in favor are certainly looking toward their own agenda and not that of the Americans. May as well throw the Constitution out the window. Afterall, it is a meaningless document even though those sworn to office agree to up hold the Constitution. Appparently being sworn in is only a formality without any accountability or responsibility. Shameful I’d say!! They need to post on the Internet those who voted in favor. Afterall, we pay the phone companies to maintain our privacy.

by: Cord;ey Coit

Thu, 18 Oct 2007 19:38:16 +0000

When the Mafia did stuff like that the Feds were all over them like a cheap suit.
When this happens to Americans brought to you by the Bush Cartel, the accomplices vote themselves pay raises at taxpayer expense.
Welcome to the New World Order.