It is said that there are 65 lobbyists for every member of the Senate and House of Representatives. Most lobbyists are quartered on Northwest “K” St, in D.C. Imagine it. 65 paid lobbyists for every legislator. Paid by various special interest groups, corporations and rich nabobs who need to influence the D.C. Gang. See, if we followed the Constitution, lobbyists wouldn’t be there at all, because no one would be allowed to vote for any handouts of any kind to anyone. Imagine the D.C. Gang being unable to proliferate itself like bol weevils in a cotton patch, which they have been doing basically since the FDR Presidency. Bureaucracy and its resultant controls, regulations and payoffs to fat cats have destroyed the dollar and our freedoms. You can expect federal controls on market push carts soon, as it seems that careless mothers have allowed them to turn over with their kids in them. It goes on and on. One bunch of doctors, lawyers, teamsters, mechanics, salesmen, or whoever, thinks that a law protecting them would be just nice, so they hire lobbyists to push their agendas. The lobbyists take the Reps and Sens to lunch, golfing, or to Europe even, and guess what? Another law or bureaucracy has been passed or established, making the D.C. Gang ever larger and more confiscatory. What we need is a revolution, pure and simple. Masses of people revolting and refusing to pay taxes, is the best way to revolt. Starve them for funds, except they won’t be starved, even if everyone stops paying. Why not? Because they print the money to carry out their imbecilic goals anyway. However, if “From Freedom to Fascism” really gets around (keep your fingers crossed), the tide of revolt may be underway. It could happen! Thanks Aaron Russo for using your own bucks to make this film! Maybe there could eventually be a lot of office space available on K St in D.C. Maybe, as I have said over and over again, D.C. could me made into a ghost town, with all the groupies, hangers on, and inept federal employees out looking for a job and new home. Hopefully anyway.
