by Michael Schwoerer

Created on: August 15, 2010   Last Updated: August 16, 2010

If it is to be believed that such power be given, more then what is known to us of political structure would then be changed. Weakening federal levels of government, as it seems to be a struggle for what is in place, having more would just bring more chaos then good. What is written for the people, by the people of this country, then you would have much to argue more about the affairs.

When conducted behind closed doors, they have got this “why not us” political game of casting blame. Let's face it, politics is an all around dirty game, do we need more of it? No, do we need a better understanding of it? Yes. As you can see why some feel this question to be of relevancy is because as more of the world is fairing to our way of life.

As such we are paying for it in so many ways through the nose, putting the people here at home at risk. In doing so, many plans the state rely on are now gone or have been changed or cut by a margin that makes no sense. Do more get less? Only answering a question with another question instead of a plan of absolute and be done with it. Upsetting the balance of the work force, homes jobs in this country that frankly went overseas.

So really the powers have to stop pleasing outside countries at the expense of it’s very people that trust was given to govern us, not them to restore harmony. Here at home as it was said best: “charity begins at home.” The voices of this country need to be heard.

The balance of powers need to come to terms with what is right for all Americans on an equal level, so we will be able to live the American dream. This concept seems to be left for chance recognizing double standards putting it right out the window. As the diminishing factors of real values are of little weight, false and misleading and getting away with it.

Greediness of power stands in the way of a real resolution. So more is not the answer. What is in play now has to be dealt with accordingly by putting back what the forefathers built for this country. Leaving you with this question, if segregation is outlawed and rightly so, then why are the powers segregated? 

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