Just LOOK at All the Scum in Bed with Karl Rove...

Reaganite Republican ^ | 31 December 2013 | Reaganite Republican

[Reaganite Republican]

For any with lingering doubts as to the righteousness of Karl Rove's intentions as he declares out-and-out war on the TEA Party, just have a look at the sorts he's associating himself with...

Rove's dark-money SuperPACs like American Crossroads and Crossroads GPS were always funded  by billionaires with crony capitalism, cheap money, and an open-borders bottomless labor supply at the top of their agenda. These are mostly people of little constitutional sensibility, not particularly patriotic (in actions), and nor are they interested in true fiscal reform. 
The anti-TEA Party RINO establishment they support generously has dubbed itself 'the governing wing' of the GOP for this coming battle... as opposed to butthole obstructionists like Ted Cruz and Mike Lee, I suppose.

Seems the US Chamber of Commerce has pretty much the same agenda, since they've pledged $50M to fight the TEA Party right alongside soldier-boy Karl Rove. A list of key Chamber members will be posted here soon after the new year so we all know just who to boycott.

Now that he's out to suppress the voices of TEA Party patriots -some of the only productive and responsible beings left in this damned country- Karl Rove has allied himself with increasingly dubious, not-conservative-at-all forces... while deploying serreptitious front-groups (with conservative-sounding names) to be used in squelching any actual conservative's congressional campaign who dare challenge. Rove/Boehner-approved RINO lackeys. 

The RNC-corporate, Rovite, Vichy Republicans -who love to do misbegotten 'deals' with Dear Leader- are particularly focused on controlling the Senate for 2014, and not just for the party but for the RINO faction. You can read that as 'Stop Ted Cruz'.... Rove has already 'sent dirt' on the junior Texas senator to Chris Wallace at Fox.

Rove has also created PACs that appear TEA Party-esque, yet hide their true backers and are designed to fight constitutional conservatism instead- he now intends to crank up the effort. And why not? Although his record is deteriorating with each passing GOP defeat, he's been getting rich off this racket for years!

And Lo-and-behold look who's funding Rove's new TEA Party-hatin' SuperPAC 'Defending Main Street'- it's the freaking labor unions... these are the far-left allies of the guy who's the guiding light of the Establishment Gee Oh Pee heading into hyper-vital 2014? Who purports to be waging a just war on the Republican Party's own base?

Even when he looks to be doing the right thing, Karl Rove is usually up-to-no-good: once his secret support for Grover Norquist's 'Americans for Tax Reform' -$26M in 2012 alone- was outed, you started scratching your head about previous cheap-shot Norquist attacks on Ted Cruz and the TEA Party (they're 'freaking retarded!') that had seemed to have come out of the clear blue sky...

With Rove, it's like the Russians- they don't care who you are or what you stand for, just as long as you're an enemy of the United States. And so it is for Rove and the TEA Party... any enemy of constitutional, Reaganite conservatism is a true friend of his (and his oily ilk).

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[Jack Hydrazine]

See my tag line. It explains it all.

[Vaquero]

Someone please bake this pillsbury d’oh boy.

[TADSLOS]

The mask comes off of the UNIPARTY.

[central_va]

It’s a shame the Conservative candidates have to fight thru RINOs, the GOPe, the MSM and the IRS JUST TO GET INTO POSITION TO FIGHT THE ENEMY.

[sauropod]

I can't trust Tokyo Rove. Not after what he did to Christine O'Donnel on national television as she was giving her primary acceptance speech.

I watched that live. Still can't believe he did that.

[Theodore R.]

And after all those hurdles, there are the “moderates” voting in the Republican primaries. It’s really a hopeless task.

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

A simple test: “Are they American nationalists, or are they internationalists?”

A man cannot have two masters. If they support internationalism, or if they waffle on their answer, they do not deserve even a modicum of national power, because they have expressed disloyalty to our nation. They are not “Americans”.

Internationalists can be found in both parties, and their presence should be regarded with alarm, comparable to communist infiltrators into the US government in the 1950s.

And while their means are not identical, their ends are just as destructive.

[Reaganite Republican]

***ping***

[Bratch]

[central_va]

Before his suicide? German Erwin Rommel was quoted as saying he had enough men and materiel to defeat the Allied invasion at Normandy IF HE COULD HAVE GOT HIS FORCES INTO POSITION. Many of the his panzer division sustain 50% casualties from air attack before even coming into direct contact with the enemy. Those are pretty high attrition rates for a unit not in direct contact with the enemy.

While I will not compare our side with German forces in WWII is good to note that the logistics and fighting just to get to the battle is often harder than the battle itself.

[Busko]

Nothing but a political whore, he would lay with anyhone that would give hime money.

[RIghtwardHo]

Rove and his scum are a greater threat to Conservatism than the LibTards.

[txhurl]

bttt

Says the boycott list will be published after the new year. Can’t wait.

[McGruff]

Truly Bush’s Fault.

[Donnafrflorida]

Look what he did to herman cain

[Donnafrflorida]

I have to thank him. until he came after tea party i thought 80% repubs were good. he sent me an email once asking me what i did for the cause.

[Cringing Negativism Network]

Rove you are a BIG part of the problem.

America does not need any more internationalism.

America needs America growth, and American innovation.

America needs to grow again.

Now.

[txhurl]

One of Rove’s hallucinations he gets paid for is claiming he knows how to get hispanics to vote R, over 40% of them.

Yet he despises and has dug up dirt on the most conservative hispanic in America.

Tokyo Krony Karl: enemy of America.

[loveliberty2]

Let's face it! Technology has outstripped the so-called conservative "establishment" types mentioned here--the same technology they have used to promote a brand of "conservatism" which is not in tune with essential Constitutional principles, as laid out by America's Framers of that Constitution.

The Taxed Enough Already movement folks have studied those principles and intend to preserve them for future generations.

Every American citizen who has access to a computer can read for themselves the writings of such great defenders of liberty as Washington, the Adamses, Jefferson, Madison, etc. They do not have to rely on second-hand versions of their ideas, as translated through current magazines and talking heads.

Thus, Tea Partiers are outspoken advocates for the philosophy of their Declaration of Independence, for the built-in protections of their Constitution, and they understand that neither Democrats nor Republicans have been adequate guardians of that philosophy and those protections.

Tea Partiers are closer to the philosophy which gave birth to the "American miracle" than any single movement since the founding of the Republic, and they will not be silenced. They know that if they do not prevail in efforts to rediscover, rekindle, and implement the Founders' ideas in the minds of rising generations, then liberty may be lost.

Bill Kristol once opined that the Tea Party is ". . . an infantile form of conservatism"?

Those who believe that to be true may not be as "in tune" as they believe with the host of Americans who embrace the Tea Partiers' cause, a cause which is much more sophisticated and informed and in line with Dr. Russell Kirk's "Conservative Mind" than with some of the views expressed by the GOP establishment spokespersons and their fellows.

Perhaps, they are becoming as informed as those ordinary citizens Tocqueville visited in the American wilderness of the 1830's, whom he described in the following manner:

"It cannot be doubted that in the United States the instruction of the people powerfully contributes to the support of the democratic republic; and such must always be the case, I believe, where the instruction which enlightens the understanding is not separated from the moral education ...." The American citizen, he said, "..will inform you what his rights are and by what means he exercises them .. In the United States, politics are the end and aim of education ... every citizen receives the elementary notions of human knowledge; he is taught, moreover, the doctrines and the evidences of his religion, the history of his country, and the leading features of its Constitution .... it is extremely rare to find a man imperfectly acquainted with all these things, and a person wholly ignorant of them is a sort of phenomenon .... It is difficult to imagine the incredible rapidity with which thought circulates in the midst of these deserts [wilderness]. I do not think that so much intellectual activity exists in the most enlightened and populous districts of France." - Alexis de Tocqueville, in "Democracy in America"