“Maybe we should start going after Leno and Letterman’s sponsors - those programs filled with anti-GOP hatred.”
I don’t know about you, but I’d like to think that most conservatives have already made decisions like this about where their dollars go. I think this is true on both sides of the aisle, actually.
Before now, I would never have known how spineless, or outright partisan, these companies are. I think, from a fiduciary standpoint, you have to decide, “Well, even conservatives buy X” and continue to earn marketshare wherever a company can.
I don’t think we are necessarily a moral people anymore, one that could make a constitution like ours work. However, its going to take a massive event that brings home the idea that the food, the fuel, the energy, the water, and even the army all comes from somewhere outside the city, before anyone is going to take a new look at the civil cold war that is currently being waged.
This is just another reminder that politics is for the crooked, and anyone honest and forthright who values their families should stay the hell away.
I have a ton of respect for Palin. A ton. Same with Gingrich. In my opinion, he’s the only guy articulate enough to win. He’s certainly the ONLY guy that fully realizes that he’s not running against Obama. He’s running against the people who made it possible - the media.
Last guy that understood that was Reagan. I wouldn’t recommend hiring any more Bushes for the POTUS job until one of them finally comprehends and internalizes that lesson. Liberals don’t have the law, the facts, or the moral high ground, so they pound the candidate.
Breitbart was the first guy to fully realize that nobody buys ink by the barrel anymore. Ink’s free. He showed us we could win this war if we chose to fight it.
And yet he can't articulate that to the people who would or could identify with him. If he can't convince "us" in the war of ideas, how can he engage the independents and moderates to be against Obama?