Too Many Cooks Spoil the Broth

[Keith Broaders]

"Too Many Cooks Spoil the Broth" is an idiom that describes that when too many people are involved in attempting to solve a problem the results  can be disasterous.

This idiom expalins why the Hoise of Representatives continues to destroy what it was created to protect.

The government of the united States was not created to provide rhe people with goods and services it was created to protect the rights of the people.

The key to living in a land of liberty where equality and justice prevail the people to govern themselves.

Countries with more laws experience less justice. Laws that are just promote liberty and equality while laws that are unjust  benefit some of the people and harm others.

Responsible individuals obey laws that are just and refuse to comply with those that are not.

Some Americans believe that we need more representatives, but increasing the numer of corrupt career politicians will only make things worse.

Increasing representation would be like pouring gasoline on a campfire.  add to the chaos and increae More legislators will create more laws. raise taxes

What we need is more well infromed voters that are willing to hold their elected officils accountable.