It was sad to read that priority one for U.S. Representative-elect Jackie Walorski is breaking partisan gridlock. When I woke up Nov. 7, I knew that we at least had Speaker John Boehner and the Republican majority in the House to keep President Obama from further inflicting his policies on us. If Walorski wants to play on Obama’s team, she should have told me the truth before I cast my ballot. I hope that she and other House Republicans gather some courage and say no to Obama.

After they stand firm against Obama, they can start impeachment hearings related to his handling of the four Americans who died in Benghazi, Libya.

This will be my last vote for Walorski if all she does is shake hands across the aisle.

Democrats only call you bipartisan when you compromise your own principles. The leadership of our country needs to be bold enough to say no to Obama’s policies and get back to limited government.

The framers of our Constitution purposely made it difficult to pass legislation. A Congress that does nothing more to infringe on the freedom of Americans is appropriate.



Steve Boussom

Goshen