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To: Baynative

We don’t need groups. We need ONE PROMINENT CONSERVATIVE CONGRESSPERSON who is willing to stand up and repeatedly warn his/her colleagues and the country of the looming catastrophe ahead if Congress doesn’t cut taxes and spending.

This prominent person would do what Winston Churchill did in the 1930s when he repeatedly warned about the catastrophe ahead if Britain didn’t rearm to meet the looming threat of Nazi Germany. He didn’t stop speaking in the face of ridicule and opposition, and was therefore available to lead the country when his prophecies came true.

However, not a single Republican Congressperson — not even the head of the Congressional Tea Party Caucus — seems willing to assume the similar role of sounding the alarm about our overwhelming debt and the threats of bankruptcy and depression.

Until such a leader comes forward, Tea Partiers and Tea Party groups and organizations will be little more than a bunch of well-meaning but powerless people wandering around in the wilderness.


33 posted on 01/04/2013 4:58:16 PM PST by Bluestocking
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To: Bluestocking
"We need ONE PROMINENT CONSERVATIVE CONGRESSPERSON who is willing to stand up and repeatedly warn his/her colleagues and the country of the looming catastrophe ahead if Congress doesn’t cut taxes and spending."

There are a few of them out there, but the media is working hard to keep the public from getting to know them. Today Mark Levin interviewed Ted Cruz in the second hour of his show. If you don't alread know Texas Senator Ted Cruz, this is worth listening to while you're at the keyboard.

35 posted on 01/04/2013 5:50:16 PM PST by Baynative (Those that work for a living are now outnumbered by those that vote for a living.)
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