A chicken in the Republican Pot

Republican Sue Lowden, who is running against Senator Harry Reid in Nevada, has shown how numb the republicans really are! She is advocating paying our medical bills using the barter system, in particular giving your doctor a chicken for services rendered! So I am advocating sending her campaign contributions in the form of chickens. We can have them delivered to her by UPS, FedEx, or any other carrier you like; live, fresh or frozen, take your pick. Then the media will get a hold of it and everyone will start sending chickens to all the republicans running on bogus platforms. Wouldn’t that be a hoot!

If the republicans get called out on all their harebrained ideas maybe they will stop trying to con the public and start legislating, like they get paid to do.

The democrats need to start calling them out on their hollow threats; after all they are the majority and the republicans are using bluster to bully them. Typical of the lowlife Tea Partiers they have become

I make it a point to respond with the facts to my lost republican friends who send me E-Mails with their racist hype about Obama and they never reply. I wonder why? Everyone should do the same and maybe it will catch on and we will get back to civility once again.

Dennis Bischof has an extensive and diverse background and education in mechanical design, drafting, machine processes and mechanical engineering. He has expertise in machine design, pneumatics, hydraulics, electrical control circuitry, automotive mechanics and electrical design. He is the head designer of the 2.0 Solution Hybrid LLC chamber management motor being used on their 100 MPG vehicle that can be viewed at www.solutionhybrid.com Dennis acquired much of his business management experience during his eight years as the General Manager of Quick Cast Ltd. as well as through managing his own business, Marsh Stream Enterprise, for eighteen years. His engineering and design experience comes from working in the research development department of the Georgia Pacific Corp. where he worked on the first C-Fold design in the paper industry. He designed equipment for handling radioactive material for GE Nuclear. And, for ten years, Dennis was responsible for the design and construction of hundreds of custom machines for a diverse range of industries while simultaneously running his own company, Marsh Stream Enterprise.