Steven,

No. The real question is why don't you move there. I believe the answer
lies in the fact you live here. You pontificate as if you were capable
of besting the founding fathers. I, for one, am very interested in what
you would do differently to manage a democracy approaching 300 million.
If it were as easy as you suggest, freedom and democracy would be the
dominant forces in the world today. The intolerant, hateful, I'm more
American because I'm anti-American drivel is getting old. Get with the
program and come up with something better.

Jesse

Steven Dodson - Epoch Product Design wrote:

>Though
>it is sometimes slow and tedious, democracy does exist in the world today
>and works very well. The question is, can we get it here? I'm not holding my
>breath...
>
>-Steven Dodson
>Kneeland, CA
>"Inga" the 87 Syncro
>
>
>Date:    Fri, 5 Dec 2003 10:03:09 -0800
>From:    "John D. Foster" <jidd@JIDDWARE.COM>
>Subject: Re: WAS:dumbest auto company NOW: Representatives (NVC)
>
>Ahhh, thanks for the lesson.  I was looking at it purely from a state
>level, not down at the district level.  It makes sense that a rep from a
>district in my state other than the one in which I live could care less
>how I feel about an issue.
>
>Cheers,
>JD Foster
>
>
>