In response to KS of Queensbury: The guy who, by his own words, lives in a bubble and thinks everything is hunky-dory - GWB.

Trust an intelligent observation on a very serious shortfall in our system to bring out the best and the worst amongst this column's readership. Reese hits the nail on the head - the dummies wind up having sore thumbs (and anxiety attacks!).

Looks like a coo-coo has taken over the madhouse.

True words from a true traitor - he sold out the country to the Red Chinese. Even gave them a beach-head (San Diego naval base) from which to carry out their subversion, infiltration, and ultimate conquest of America.

Like that sinking simile - its titanical!

After taxes, what is there left to feel tired about? I think "exhausted" would have been a better word. Also, a cigarette is a poor excuse for a reasonable quote,

The incomprehensible incoherency of both bureaucrats and political poltroons warrants either their incarceration in a mental institution or being exiled to a desert island (perhaps Iraq would do as a substitute).

So, why is it a small minority is ruling over us now? Even more important, why are we letting it happen? To arms! To arms! We have nothing to lose but our chains!

YES!!!

"A safe and secure path for we the people" This is a very dangerous idea - it can only lead to slavery, as is evidenced almost daily by government actions. Pigs in a pen are "safe and secure" - but have no freedom to act or to think or to speak or to determine their future.

May Woodrow Wilson, Col House, plus the members of the Jekyll Island conspiracy be denied asbestos underwear in the hereafter.

Oppression - what oppression? Just because the banking system has a vested (and protected) interest in virtually every home, business, automobile, factory, and allegedly 'personal' property which we like to think we own - that does not mean we are oppressed. It only means we are enslaved in ursurous luxury. Well, at least as far as the banks will extend credit to us.