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Originally Posted by SCUDSBROTHER
That's immoral. They can call it what they want, but they aren't treating Americans alike. The fact we don't seem to think it's wrong just shows how elitist we are as a society. That's a dog-waste design. It's no wonder it's failing. You get what you deserve for putting up with it. It's wrong. I don't care how much they try to brainwash you people into buying into it. It's wrong. It's never gunna be moral to give Americans in certain parts of America more say than other Americans. It's right in front of you. It's dead wrong. Simply an immoral design, because you own it, you're gunna overlook it. We have an immoral design, and we wonder why it's not working. When somethings not fair, then people don't respect it, and it won't work. It's sooooooo much more just to have 36% stop this guy. Founding Fathers just so fkn brilliant, huh.
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I actually like gridlock because I don't like either party. I think the Republicans are probably the lesser of two evils but it's a close call.
I wouldn't want either party to be able to do whatever they want to do. Even if the Republicans had a simple majority, I wouldn't want them to be able to pass whatever legislation they like. I wouldn't trust them to do the right thing.
Needing 60 votes to get anything done is a good thing. It forces compromise. I hope that neither party ever has 60 seats in the Senate. I wouldn't want either party to have full control.