Posted on 11/10/2012 5:19:50 AM PST by Kaslin
I am despondent and will continue to be so until...I’m not anymore.
Voted for the Mass. Moderate against my better judgment and where did it get us?
I am very angry too and not nearly ready to pick myself up, dust myself off and start all over again!
And if one self identified proud Obama voting lib tries to talk to me, they are gonna get an earful. I wish I could punch them but for that, there may be consequences.
Catholic church: We couldn’t pray for our candidates at choir practice because a number of pro abort members sitting behind me might be offended.
Screw them!
They are stupid, dangerous people.
I agree with him in part...don’t despair. Instead, replace it with a steely resolve to not let those you care about end up as serfs in a socialist hellhole. To echo Brother Bluto’s words: was it over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor? It’s not over until we SAY it’s over!
That said, it IS time to think about what we really want and how to get there. I do not agree the author that “now is not the time to wonder whether or not we can turn things around.” I think it’s perfectly valid and sane to ask ourselves what victory looks like. Tuesday was indeed a slap in the face. I don’t think that future “victory” for conservatives is going to involve continuing to try to drag along the denizens of Sodom who have made it abundantly clear that they’re not interested in what we’re selling.
The choices were stark, the majority of the electorate made it’s choice.
Awesome post
Good post and I respectfully disagree. As my site handle would indicate, I have a healthy amount of experience with the left as well. The left isn’t so much interested in money as they are power. Raw, unadulterated power. The 20th century is replete with examples of what happens when the left obtains it. As well as what fate is in store for the minority that chooses to not go along quietly.
I guess its just human nature to deny reality when that reality is horrible to contemplate. But I ask you: what is it about the underlying character of of our popular leftists like holder, reid, pelolsi, et al that you think is more honorable or moral that that of say robert mugabe?
Good post and I respectfully disagree. As my site handle would indicate, I have a healthy amount of experience with the left as well. The left isn’t so much interested in money as they are power. Raw, unadulterated power. The 20th century is replete with examples of what happens when the left obtains it. As well as what fate is in store for the minority that chooses to not go along quietly.
I guess its just human nature to deny reality when that reality is horrible to contemplate. But I ask you: what is it about the underlying character of of our popular leftists like holder, reid, pelolsi, et al that you think is more honorable or moral that that of say robert mugabe?
Do you think Nancy Pelosi wants power so she can make us all wear red shirts? Nope. They want power because it leads to money. I don’t think they are as honorable as Mugabe. They are as honorable as John Dillinger or Bernie Madoff. Everybody goes weak in the knees about the Democrat leadership because they might be communists. They’re as communist as Bernie Madoff. Look at their big hero Ayers. He lies about his age. Why would a good communist do that? He wants the coeds to think he’s still virile. There are some communists in the Democrat leadership, but the vast majority are just grifters. And never forget that every communist revolution was about people gaining power and wealth who felt they couldn’t obtain power and wealth through the system that was in place. Communism and socialism are just hoaxes.
The GOP is the Whig Party, it is over-RIP.
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