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The Minutemen have the right idea. In the absence of "government," the citizens are forced to pick up the slack. Power to the People!! And they're doing it with cell phones -- not guns. Where's my Nokia? When we have grandmothers sitting in rocking chairs, guarding our borders so Mexicans don't break the law, something is wrong.

Sexual predators are released from prison stalking young girls and making their move: to abduct, molest, rape, and kill, but we shackle Martha Stewart with an ankle chain for fear she might get away. Have we lost our minds? I'm telling you . . . something is wrong - terribly wrong.

The left-thinkers refused to listen to 269 Swiftboat Veterans say that John Kerry was "Unfit to be President," yet one lone woman comes forward to say - without a single witness and any verifiable evidence - that John Bolton chased her down a hallway ten years ago waving and throwing papers. On this woman's "face-valued" allegation, our whole process to confirm Bolton as U.N Ambassador stopped. Her single voice spurred an investigation when over 200 of our country's finest soldiers were shunned and humiliated and told to "back-off."

Bob Dole has always had it right . . . where's the outrage?

Ted Kennedy spent Tuesday, April 26th recognizing the one year anniversary of Abu Ghraib, where a small few of our soldiers perpetrated some of the most horrific and dastardly deeds. But this United States Senator will not recognize - with even one verbal utterance - the fall of Saddam Hussein, or the establishment of democracy in Iraq, where hundreds of thousands were killed at the hand of this dictator. Over 50 million people free and Kennedy won't say one good thing about it.

If Tom Delay chastises a judge for his arrogance - reasserting Congress's authority to review the judiciary -- this becomes absolutely unacceptable and there will be "hell" to pay. But let several Democratic members of Congress call the President of the United States a liar and murderer, and no one questions those inflammatory comments.

So, am I to understand that the Judicial Branch of Government merits more respect than the Legislative and Executive? Where did I learn all three were equal?

It's time to decide on which side you stand -- no more fence sitting. There's too much at stake for any of us to put up with this any longer. We're weary of calling our Senators and Representatives, writing letters, signing petitions, making protests, marching for our cause . . . and nothing gets done.

Where do Americans go to get their country back? I miss it.

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Debbie Daniel can be contacted at: dddtx@yahoo.com

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