Well, I'm back from my hiatus. A lot has happened in the two and a half years since my last post. I'll start with another "duhh" moment-
The common thread between Occupy Wall Street and the T.E.A. Party is "I'm as mad as hell, and I'm not going to take this anymore!" Once these two seemingly disparate groups realize this, if they can get beyond their own insular rhetoric, their combined anger can be channelled into real change to the systematic issues. If they can do this, current officeholders are in dire risk of being thrown out wholesale.
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- Jon Sapp
- Carmel–by-the-Sea, CA, United States
- I have been involved in local and regional politics for over thirty years and have a well-honed pragmatism.
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