BRIBE [brahyb] noun, verb, bribed, brib-ing
-noun
- money or any other valuable consideration given or promised with a view to corrupting the behavior of a person, esp. in that person’s performance as an athlete, public official, etc.: The president offered the senator a $100 million bribe she could use to buy votes in her state if she would vote for the health care bill.
- anything given or serving to persuade or induce: The senator was given $100 million as a bribe to vote for the health care bill.
Senator Landrieu,
You may not realize that at this point in history you can’t continue the corrupt liberal and democrat way of playing politics without severe consequences to the country and to yourself.
America is on the edge of the abyss. Our financial system is in ruin, our dollar is worthless, nations around the world are dumping the dollar, and the nations to which we are debtors are beginning to balk at buying more of our debt.
We simply do not have the money to spend on this health care bill. Should it pass, it will seal our fate, and nail the coffin shut on America. We will be in a depression.
Anarchy and chaos will result, and no one, including you, will be unaffected.
Americans know what you are doing to them, and they will remember.
When enough Americans have their freedom, liberty, and way of life stripped from them, don’t think for a moment they won’t remember who stripped it from them, and don’t think for a moment they’ll allow you to continue to live in the crystal palace on the hill while they suffer.
Will you serve yourself and the democrats, or will you serve America and your constituents?
Choose now whom you will serve.
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