Paul Revere
New member
Has anyone researched the idea of a civilian ("we the people") filing some sort of civil action to remove one or more of our corrupt politicians? Since so many elected civil servants in Washington D.C. seem to be turning their respective heads to treasonous acts, usurpation, and blatant violations of oaths of office, there has to be something we can do to stop it, more swiftly and effectively than by voting.
What ever happened to our intended government "for the people, by the people"? The actions of these corrupt politicians have caused our once great Nation to look pathetic. They have eroded so many of our rights and regulated and legislated so many restrictions against the American way of life. And it seems everyone knows that a few bad seeds at the top of U.S. politics create and perpetuate this socialist evolution, but no one seems to be doing anything about it.
By sitting idly by, aren't we all guilty of contributing to the socialist's intended outcome? Wouldn't it be a surprise if we the people got off our respective asses and did something constructive for a change? Like, force the removal from office, any elected official that violates his/her oath of office? Starting with the top and working down the Congressional ladder. We can do that, there has to be a way short of voting. Suggestions welcome.
What ever happened to our intended government "for the people, by the people"? The actions of these corrupt politicians have caused our once great Nation to look pathetic. They have eroded so many of our rights and regulated and legislated so many restrictions against the American way of life. And it seems everyone knows that a few bad seeds at the top of U.S. politics create and perpetuate this socialist evolution, but no one seems to be doing anything about it.
By sitting idly by, aren't we all guilty of contributing to the socialist's intended outcome? Wouldn't it be a surprise if we the people got off our respective asses and did something constructive for a change? Like, force the removal from office, any elected official that violates his/her oath of office? Starting with the top and working down the Congressional ladder. We can do that, there has to be a way short of voting. Suggestions welcome.