The Greatest Deliberative Body On Earth
Now that Biden and Obama have moved on to new gigs who wears the mantle as Most Gifted Orator?
Here’s my nominee
… that person would have to leave the position and — I mean, you can see all the questions that are just flowing through my process here, as we try to talk about czars and policy-makers. This is even bigger than — than czars.
I mean — you’re — you’re wrestling with this — this just wonderful document that’s created 200 and plus years ago that created our entity and this thing called separation of powers.
We haven’t even gotten into the judiciary side of this, which could also raise a whole lot of other questions.
So, Mr. President (sic), I really don’t have many questions, I just — I got more questions than I have answers, Mr. Chairman, in reference to this, because I — I just sit here and listen to the experts talk, and every time there was a statement made, there’s a — there’s a new question come to my mind, well, what about this? What ifs — What if? What if? And — and so, I find this so fascinating, and I’m — I’m certainly going read each and every one of you all’s testimony.
I don’t know how I’m going to get back to — to, you know, the hearing again to try to follow up on this but, Mr. Chairman, I would imagine that our grandchildren are going to be still wrestling with this same problem.
I don’t know whether or not — given us wanting to have a weak president who’s going to kowtow to Congress or us having this — a weak Congress who’s going to let a president run all over us, which you see in some of these cases.
I mean if, you know, if — if you say that we’re going to appropriate some money, then they don’t want to spend it, you know, they don’t spend it.
And you just heard what my distinguished senator from Utah says, that who the gatekeeper is to stop the information from getting to the president. So, you know, I’m more frustrated than I am — with questions.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman, this is — this is — I mean this is. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I’m done.
As Insta says, the country’s in the very best of hands, folks.
I don’t know about you, but I sure trust these folks with my health care.
Politics | Mr. Bingley | 
October 27, 2009 7:10 am
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where are we going, and why are we in this handbasket?
But ricki, you look so good in wicker!
It appears Burris graduated cum laude from the Casey Stengel school of public speaking.
Bingley, they’re trying their hardest to make us yell, “Kill us NOW!” so it makes their work easy.
“… the Casey Stengel school of public speaking.”
Damn, that’s funny.