for whom do the bells toll truth?
Dear Senator Obama,
Thank you for reaching out to John McCain who appears not to be attached to Jack Abram Off.
Dear Senator McCain,
Thank you for letting we the people know who you consider leading Democrats to reach out to: Joe Liberman. Independents are fully aware of the kabal that controls the top dogs in both parties.
Yours for a more perfect union,
Pen Chant
(the following are exerts from McCain and Obama’s exchange)
February 2, 2006
The Honorable John McCain
Dear John:
requirements for lobbyists
you creating a task force
but I and others to allow the committees of jurisdiction…
get to work on writing ethics and lobbying reform legislation
that a majority of the Senate can support
a public forum and that those within Congress,
as well as those on the outside, can express their views,
ensuring a thorough review of this matter.
Sincerely, Barack Obama
***
February 6, 2006
Dear Senator Obama:
I’m embarrassed…I failed to interpret your previous assurances
as typical rhetorical gloss routinely used in politics
to make self-interested partisan posturing appear more noble.
Chairman Collins…with Senator Lieberman,
the Committee on Governmental Affairs
will report out a meaningful, bipartisan bill.
“interest in creating a task force to further study”
…as if to suggest I support delaying
Furthermore, I have consistently maintained
that any lobbying reform proposal be bipartisan.
The bill Senators Joe Lieberman and Bill Nelson
But I understand how important the opportunity
to lead your party’s effort to exploit this issue must seem
to a freshman Senator
Sincerely, John McCain
***
February 6, 2006
Dear John:
Last Wednesday (Feb 1) morning, you called to invite me
to your meeting that afternoon.
my caucus insisted that the consideration of any ethics reform proposal
go through the regular committee process.
you have now questioned my sincerity and my desire to put aside
politics for the public interest
Sincerely, Barack Obama