Dear Speaker Boehner,
Your weekly newsletter said that you intended to continue passing commonsense legislation by the House, even if it stymied by a Democrat-controlled Senate and Marxist President. While there is an essence of futility in this, it makes some sense, because it at least develops a list of projects to be applied, when we have more a reasonable Senate and President.
However, there is one aspect in your quotation, with which I take issue. Rep. Doug Collins of Georgia said in this week's Republican address.
"We're going to keep passing common-sense solutions to help American families".
That is a wrong philosophy. The federal government should not be helping American families. It should be eliminating federal government hindrances to American family development. For example, the federal government should not burden taxpayers with the care of illegal immigrant children at the southern border; it should not be spending billions of dollars involving war and which increases the national debt to the public; it should not be fostering fear of climate change to force the public to pay higher prices for energy usage. I am sure you can think of many others. My main point is that American families do not need help from the federal government; they need protection from government.
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