Big Government - Pete Stark: Example of Who People Vote For

Representative Pete Stark is not a representative of the people, but the representative of Big Government, the concept of American socialism; born and raised in the city of Milwaukee, Wisconsin who has had three mayors who were members of the Socialist Party of America and a total of six mayors within the state of Wisconsin who have been members of the Socialist Party of America.

After receiving a Bachelor of Science degree in general engineering in Massachusetts in 1953, he served in the United States Air Force and then attended the Haas School of Business at the University of California in Berkeley, receiving an MBA in 1960. In 1963, he founded the Security National Bank that grew to a $100 million company with branches within ten years - at least one branch bailed out.

Representative Pete Stark is a reminder of what sort of politicians are running the show in Washington and state governments – and what is wrong with the country as we slowly lose our liberties and government takes over our lives because they tell us we cannot do it ourselves. Frankly, they are not just telling us that government makes the best decisions for its citizens, but that Americans cannot rule themselves.

Examples are what Pete Stark said in the following video interview with 

Jan Helfeld:

The national debt measures wealth, the national debt is an indication of a nation’s wealth. … America will have to borrow $2 billion because Republicans decreased taxes for the rich. … The point is over and over again , I will say it slowly, okay; that you are trying to make an enemy or build a scepter, out of the concept of debt … which a nation is different from debt for an individual or a company. … Secondly, we’re borrowing every dollar we spent in the country this time. Rarely have we had surplus expenditures decline of the deficit – this is the important factor …

Pete Stark before Congress concerning finance and Obama policies ...

Congressional actions of a man whose district voters sent him to Congress for 16 terms!

Think about ... imagine if a Republican would have acted like this man in public and sitting in what is supposed to be a dignified body of the US Congress. The media and the Progressive Democrat-Socialists would have demanded he be tarred and feathered.