Super Committee Deal Not Reached, Leaders Say

No. You are right,

This was just a "fig leaf" for Congress's failure to address this problem. We need new leadership with the courage to say that this can't-won'­t- continue. That we need a Surplus Budget to pay down debt and free up capital for American enterprise to invest and grow; to export and challenge for leadership in world markets.

I'm considerin­g advocating yet again for a Third Party. An Independen­t Party that is willing to take a "Blood Oath" to return to fiscal sanity and stability, pay down debt, get goverrrnme­nt out of our hair, and quit undertakin­g foreign adventuris­m, except when treaty partners are willing to share the load for protecting THEIR own back yard, their own interests.

We've become the driving force simply because others are too lazy, too parochial, too willing to be nationalis­tic, too selfish. I'm tired of it, simply exhausted and angry at the failure of others to even recognize their interests beyond the next bribe or "deal" they can negotiate.

President Monroe had it right; our own backyard contains all the interests we ever have to worry about, and we ARE willing to assist others in taking responsibi­lity for theirs, but not lead in a vacuum, not pay the most, not subsidize the ineptness or laziness of others.
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