Taking into account the blatant corruption and elitist attitude of all members of Congress regardless of party; when it is understood that their refusal to obey the Constitution is intentional and without regard for We, the People; when voters realize that a total replacement of Congress is necessary; the primary elections of 2010 become far more important than the 2010 general election.

With the people of the nation facing the loss of their freedoms as Americans, and dis-satisfaction with government’s leadership growing rampantly, next year’s congressional primaries represent the first chance for voters to fire those who have failed to protect our constitution by electing new officials from both parties who might actually work to save America from the ruin it is racing toward.

American voters of every party have become angry and disgusted with the willful rebuke handed them by their representitives and senators. Whether it was action causing the shortage and high prices of gasoline, increased taxation, more entitlements to special interests, expensive and illegal earmarks, partisan opposition to what is the people’s best interests, calls for responsible government, dictatorial rule changes by committee and party leaders, blatant waste and outright theft of the people’s taxes, the outrageous and illegal expansion of government authority and size, responsibility for the economic crisis, outrageous and destructive laws in favor of petty environmental excuses, or myriads of other stupid, selfish, illegal, and harmful acts against American voters, we have all become victims of the greed, arrogance, and lack of any responsibility for their actions or to the people by congressional incumbents on both sides of the aisle.

The people have come to the realization that drastic measures are called for, and that they alone are willing or able to what is required to end the tyrannical march toward oppression and change the course of America back toward freedom, greatness, and a future of happiness for our grandchildren. We, the People, have the duty and, for a decreasing time, the ability to pull this country out of the consuming flames fanned by a corrupted congress of professional politicians and radical socialist influences.

We, the American voters of both parties, can win any election we want to if we all vote for the same basic goal. Democrat and Republican voters, if banded together for America, could numerically dominate any election in a big, BIG way. Agreeing with each other on the immediacy of major changes in Congress and realizing there is no need to change affiliation or vote for the opposite party, we Americans can and must unite in a Voter’s Revolt to replace all the evil liars on Capitol Hill and insure none of them ever have the chance to fleece us again.

The 2010 congressional primary election is where this unity must take place. We must not allow the incumbent members of Congress from either party to advance to the general election. If they win the primary and become a candidate in the general election again, they can outspend a rival of the opposite party and call on those flunkies who owe them favors to insure they are re-elected again. We, the voters of both parties, must all make the commitment to change the names on the ballot for the general election to new, fresh names. The incumbent members of Congress need to wake up the morning after the primary votes have been cast and counted and find themselves out of the race completely.

We can’t fail to act if we are to remain free. We can’t wait until the general election if we want a new congress. To unite as democrats and republicans and be successful, it is the primary where we must act.

It isn’t hard to do, we just need to agree that it is necessary if we are to continue as free people. Make the decision to unite with all Americans and vote in the 2010 primary. Make the commitment not to re-elect any incumbent as your party’s candidate for office. It is, most probably, the last chance for us, the voters, to save our American way of life.

Glenn Flowers

I have written on the need to purge Congress by voting out all incumbents, and, more recently, about the Article Five Convention and Congress’ ignoring of their duty to call for a convention. It is our duty as Americans to vote out the incumbents and vote in a new congress. We are the only ones who can do that.

These two tools, the vote of the People, and a convention for states to propose ammendments, are all we, the People have to influence government. It is obvious that Congress will continue to ignore their duty no matter by how many states request an Article Five Convention as they have for over 200 years. So, it becomes even more imperative to use our vote in the most drastic method we can to cause the drastic change needed. It was accomplished in 1938 resulting in a 60% turnover in members of Congress. We can do even better with the current attitude of the American voters. We must do better or lose our rights and our nation.

Voting out the incumbent congress members does not require any voter to change their party or belief, it does not require any new process. It only requires us to not re-elect any current member of Congress every two years for the next six years. Once Congress is purged of those who have made a life out of fleecing America, the new members will be more likely to actually call for a convention when the states ask for one. This will allow the states and their voters to undo a lot of what has been done by Congress. This will, again, bring the differences between the various parties into play, but with a congress that is receptive and new to the world of politics, in other words, still relatively uncorrupted.

Tell everyone you know to vote them ALL out.  Make it clear it is crucial to our nation to get a new breed of representitive who is ready to do our business in Washington. These are the items all Americans have in common, disgust with government, love for America, and the ability to vote in new members to replace the lifers.

Voters, REVOLT ! ! Vote ALL the bums out ! ! It's the only way we have.

Glenn Flowers