An Open Letter to the Speaker of the
House, Senate Minority Leader and Senate Majority Leader:
Gentlemen, these past four years I have
been disappointed in your service with our country. You have failed
those you represent, and those represented by Congress and its
members. Specifically, your failure to pass a budget disappoints
your people.
A budget has not been passed since
April 29, 2009. Each year, the new fiscal year starts on October 1.
Long before this, the President of the United States submits a budget
for approval, typically by the first or second week of February.
That gives you seven and a half months to approve a budget.
Gentlemen, it is you who are meant to
guide your fellow members of Congress. You have not guided them in
this matter. I sincerely hope that this year is the year you do so,
before further damage to our country is done.
Those who elect you expect a
compromise; they do not expect you to always have your way. I
understand you work with a large number of men and women, however
your inability to manage to compromise sirs, is a sign of that you
are unable to handle this job.
In this you have failed, and I am
sorry.
I call on you to do your constitutional
and legal duties. Further failure to do so is a failure of your job.
If you believe you cannot manage this task, than I call for your
resignation. We do not need those incapable of their duty in our
government. Gentlemen, either prove yourselves capable, or resign.
A Faithful Citizen,
Marie Manning
One Girl's Byte: A little different, but a little necessary, too.
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