Super Committee Split

The Choice is Now OURS
The ideological split between the two dominant political (DEMs and the GOP) parties is making it clear that the electorate will have to make the deficit decisions - NOT Congress. Both sides held firm and would not give on their respective positions in order to fix our deficit problems. The Democrats refused to make any cuts on entitlement spending while the GOPs refused to raise taxes on anyone. Meanwhile, President "OBLAMEO" dumped it all on the Republicans. Washington isn't gridlocked, it's just broken and we, the citizens, need to fix it. We can, and we will.

Fixing the Deficit
The 2012 elections are the most critical elections in the history of America. They will determine whether we fix the national deficit or not. We will decide by our votes whether we want to cut spending or raise taxes by who we vote for in Congress. It's actually quite simple. If you want to raise taxes, keep entitlements coming, and unlikely lower the national deficit, you will vote for a Democrat. They will raise taxes, borrow more money from the Chinese, and continue adding free government give-outs, while nationalizing our industries. If you like the idea of not raising anyone's taxes (even the rich), then you will vote for a Republican. They will keep taxes where they are, cut government entitlements, stop borrowing, and stop regulating businesses into oblivion.

So where do YOU stand? It's going to be entirely up to you!

After the Impasse
It should also be clear by now why we need to give serious thought to dumping incumbents from office. ALL OF THEM! Career politicians are no longer feeling the pulse of the people. Since they will not consider the idea of imposing term limits on themselves, we need to do it for them. Their corruption gets in the way of doing what's right for America and its citizens.

You need to vow to vote-out of office anyone who has served more than 2 consecutive terms in the House of Representatives, and one 6 year term in the Senate. The mid-term elections were a good start. Congress needs a message and voting is a sound way of delivering it. Anyone serving more than 4-6 years in Congress IS part of the problem!!

This isn't a pie-in-the-sky idea. We REALLY need to vote them all out! Several members of Congress have been there for over 25 years. It's time to let them go. Look where they put us (both parties)!