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Politics; The great Joke!
by Lew Duffey → (All Poetry by Lew Duffey)
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My friends I am angry with the choices we have been given to vote for. I am angry with voting rules that are so complicated that they stand in the way of Democracy. I am saying loud and clear. We are the people. We are the government. If those in Washington can do no better than they have, we need to search our own hearts. Complacency is the final step to the death of Democracy. Let us not allow this to happen.


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I looked for a champion but found none to believe in.

I searched for someone with ethics but what I saw was a great sin.

 

They all make promises but they are easily broken.

Simply words that are forgotten almost as soon as they are spoken.

 

I tried to find a party that I could pledge my allegiance too

But alas they do not represent me nor do they care for you.

 

I have studied and searched with my heart to find an answer to it all.

This was when my eyes were opened and I was able to recall.

 

We are the government.  We are the ones who they serve.

If those we elect to power are second rate it is what we deserve.

 

It is time for us to stand up and say, “This is my country and I want to make it strong.

My friends, if we do not do this our country will not be ours for long.

 

Your vote counts but your participation is needed also.

Stand up for this great country and help direct which way it will go.

 

A man once said in a speech long ago; “Ask not what your country can do for you

But what you can do for your country.”  Be all you can be and do all you can do

 


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Reviewed on March 9, 2008
Well done poet. Well said and well done.


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