Neither of the other players in this came can afford to tell the truth about what they want.
The GOP establishment wants cushy patronage slots for their favorite cronies.
The *Democrats* are playing the Cloward-Piven game. They want the Dictatorship of the Proletariat. Which they intend to run.
The Tea Party wants freedom. And when it's all out in the open, they'll get it.
Tea Party v. GOP establishment
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2012/12/27 21:12:00
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The Tea Party and the Republican establishment are at open war.
John Boehner, Speaker of the House, started it. He removed four Tea Party men from their committees.
His fellow Ohioan, Steven LaTourette, made it worse last week. "Chuckleheads," he says. (Is he any relation to Gilles de la Tourette, who described a syndrome of trash talk as a nervous tic?)
Meanwhile, John Boehner gives away the store. The only reason Obama doesn't take the store is that he planned all along to burn it down.
And now the Tea Party is fighting back.
There's a movement afoot to remove John Boehner as Speaker.
And any Republican who votes to raise taxes on anybody, will get "primaried."
So the war is on.
Who will win?
John Boehner, Speaker of the House, started it. He removed four Tea Party men from their committees.
His fellow Ohioan, Steven LaTourette, made it worse last week. "Chuckleheads," he says. (Is he any relation to Gilles de la Tourette, who described a syndrome of trash talk as a nervous tic?)
Meanwhile, John Boehner gives away the store. The only reason Obama doesn't take the store is that he planned all along to burn it down.
And now the Tea Party is fighting back.
There's a movement afoot to remove John Boehner as Speaker.
And any Republican who votes to raise taxes on anybody, will get "primaried."
So the war is on.
Who will win?
Read More: http://www.conservativenewsandviews.com/2012/12/27...
Don't try to change their mind, it would be like getting angry at a broken record, instead of just either shutting the player, or changing the record.
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An example of these emotionally-handicapped "Smart Idiots", is Lex Luthor from the DC universe. Lex is considered by most to be one of smartest people in all of comics, yet he can't see the self-handicapping that is his fault by design. He blames a threat, a paranoid delusion that Superman's only intent is subvert all the rest of society to his will, to give him, in his twisted mindset, just cause to prey on others and maim those who don't agree with them.
In fact, the Tea Party was formed upon the principles of limited government, rule of law, and fiscal responsibility. Much of its base was people from across the spectrum of moderates, including Republicans, Democrats, Libertarians, and Constitutionalists. Most were older voters rather than the young, including large numbers of veterans and the sons and daughters of those who fought for freedom and liberty against Hitler, Mussolini and Stalin in WWII. Those people saw more opportunity in working within the Republican party rather than establishing a separate party. The Libertarian candidate, Ron Paul, a Tea Party sympathizer, chose to pursue his candidacy through the Republican party on the strength of Tea Party.
Had the various political parties who shared these basic views come together rather than fighting among themselves over fringe issues, they might have been more successful.
Unfortunately, the Obama machine strategy, aided and abetted by t...
In fact, the Tea Party was formed upon the principles of limited government, rule of law, and fiscal responsibility. Much of its base was people from across the spectrum of moderates, including Republicans, Democrats, Libertarians, and Constitutionalists. Most were older voters rather than the young, including large numbers of veterans and the sons and daughters of those who fought for freedom and liberty against Hitler, Mussolini and Stalin in WWII. Those people saw more opportunity in working within the Republican party rather than establishing a separate party. The Libertarian candidate, Ron Paul, a Tea Party sympathizer, chose to pursue his candidacy through the Republican party on the strength of Tea Party.
Had the various political parties who shared these basic views come together rather than fighting among themselves over fringe issues, they might have been more successful.
Unfortunately, the Obama machine strategy, aided and abetted by the left wing media, hammered the Tea Party with ridicule, deliberately choosing to identify it with religious right fervor, one of many factions long a part of the Republican party, and focus the press attention on abortion views, an anathema to the left.
Instead of standing firm with the Tea Party basic principles, the religious right and mainstream churches chose to respond with even more religious fervor, encouraging and enlivening the "debate" on abortion rights, thus aiding the media, the Democrat machine, to step up the attacks on this issue, deflecting attention away from basic principles of government and constitutional rule.
It's not about winning or losing, people, but about what kind of government we want our children to live under. It's about freedom, liberty, opportunity for all versus total government control and restricted lives under the control of bureaucratic thugs.
we asked for fiscal responsibility and they attack so viciously, They provide little or no solutions to problems and their answers have limited scope, It was George Bush's fault. If you didn't vote for Obama that makes you a racist ,,,They change the subject too, Shhh! Dancing with the Stars is on.
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Only when the American Public realizes how much politics as usual hurts our quality of life will true representatives of the People win.
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The Tea party is alive and well as is evident by the no-confidence vote on Boehner and in fact; it is the republican party that is gravely ill
Yea, you run with that
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