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  • Rated by mharad on Nov 05, 11:14am

    A good start. Do you think even one congressperson has read the 2,000 page health care bill?

  • Reviewed by locomoncayo on Jun 08, 11:05am

    jajajaja yeah because THEY WROTE IT IN A SECOND AND NO ONE KNEW WHAT WAS IN IT IT WAS A SURPRISE!

  • Rated by teddyhcraig on Jun 05, 3:35pm

    "You didn't have the time to read the 1100 page stimulus bill. And neither did members of Congress -- by their own choice. Most lawmakers -- on both sides of the aisle -- were only given 13 hours to read the bill before it was passed. Unfortunately, this is not an anomaly. Many members of Congress wish they had more time to Read the Bill." - Quote from site. Do you want to know why this nation is on the road to ruin? Re-read the above quote, think about it very carefully, and then you tell me! Because if you read, with understanding, the above quote explains that to you quite clearly! We are so lazy, that we don't even take the time to make sure the things we are doing to ourselves are not going to cause us to be destroyed, and that is the road to perdition! We as a nation are not walking down it, we are racing down it, we are jetting down it in a high speed race car in which there is no brake pedal to speak of! "Vision Seven: The voice bade him look once more. As he turned and beheld, a great explosion rent the entire land, and left the land of America a smoldering, chaotic ruin. As far as the eye could see there was naught but craters, smoking piles of debris, and no humanity in sight. The vision then faded away." - William Branham What comes next? All that can come! America destroyed! Amen, and amen.

  • Reviewed by jcd on May 28, 8:22am

    Too late.

  • Reviewed by DaRycer on May 27, 8:50pm

    those poor congress peoples... they didnt even have TIME to read all 1000 or so pages. 72 hours should suffice, especially if congress worked as a TEAM to read key parts of bills. yea, i think EVERYONE needs this. its like reading fine print for crying out loud O_O

  • Rated by AStumbleMeister on May 25, 10:04pm

    The legislative process reminds me of sausage making.

  • Rated by benadamx on May 19, 11:28pm

    this seems like a good idea, but boehner's endorsement sorta makes me wonder