Congressman Hank Johnson worried Guam may tip over (video)
Oh no! Guam may tip over and capsize, according to U.S. Rep. Hank Johnson (D-GA). At a House Armed Services Committee meeting last week, Johnson was questioning Robert Willard, commander of the United States Pacific fleet about what effect the influx of Marines and their families would have on Guam.
I finally understand why the government demands exclusive control of mismanagement of the education system. If we didn't allow students who couldn't read or write or think to get diplomas, where would the next generation of politicians come from?
This explains a lot of things. Like why Barack Hussein Obama got elected president. Like why the Health Care Deform bill was passed. Like why corruption and incompetence is rewarded in the halls of congress and punished every where else.
After seeing and hearing a news story like this, I am concerned that politicians may decide that if they die in office, that is no reason not to let them continue representing their constituents and collecting their pay and retirement benefits. Whether that means the dead politicians will be representing their living or their dead constituents hardly matters. No politician has ever worked for the benefit of the people that voted him into office or for the benefit of the city or state or country he is supposed to represent. However, once a politician is dead, they will finally be able to follow the famous words "first do no harm".
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