[SatinDoll]

“... an Election Day steamroller will hit the big government political elite on both sides of the aisle.”

Yep. That’s the idea.

[ReneeLynn]

Like Rush, Sarah is ‘right’ in so many ways.

[Gargantua]

I've most often referred to the coming Palin effect as a "tsunami," but "steamroller" works, too.

8^D

[21twelve]

Last year my daughter and I were talking about the old revolutionary war “anti-federalists”. And of course her book made some comment comparing the “anti-federalists” to the democrats today. I argued the point that I thought that was wrong - that the conservatives are the “anti-federalsists”.

I guess it can’t really be compared to the old days - but it seems to me that more and more folks, D & R alike, are becoming more and more concerned about “the little guy”. And I think the Tea Party folks (and Palin in particular) are showing how Big Government is screwing over Small Main Street.

[Happy Rain]

(Gibson) “Han's Bratz and Beer” was a privately owned politically unconnected business competing with “Shultz’s Shnitzel and Schnapps” across the street in 1942 Berlin.
That was Capitalism in the midst of Nazi tyranny.
(General Electric) I.G.Farben,on the other hand,was given lucrative government contracts (like for Zyklon B) because they kissed the Fuhrer on one end and did everything the Fuhrer’s other end told them.
That is crony Capitalism—or Fascism for short.

[reasonisfaith]

Either you’re for crony capitalism, or you’re against it.

[tarotsailor]

Among my friends there are as many people with underauthe-table businesses going on as those who have regular jobs.

When you have an anti-entepreneur mentality that requires $2000 in licenses and fees to sell a 50¢ glass of lemonade, people aren’t going to work for starvation wages if they can find a way around it...why should they pay taxes to an entity that’s an enemy to their making a living?