Posted on 07/01/2013 1:04:59 PM PDT by Whenifhow
Sam Webb, Chair of the Communist Party USA wants to give the GOP a “Licking” in 2014 and its going to work even more closely with the Democrats to do it.
In his latest message to the Party faithful: “Ingredients for a movement that can transform our country,” Webb outlined Communist Party objectives for the near future.
Speaking of the broad “progressive” alliance with the Communist Party at its center Webb said:
Contrary to what some on the left think, the starting point of transformative politics isn’t political desires and wish list, but a sober and concrete assessment of the balance of class and social forces on the ground, not least of which is the political consciousness of the majority of working-class people and what they are ready to fight for.
How do we accelerate this transition from a movement with transformative potential to a movement with transformative power and capacity?
…a movement with transformative hopes must be up to its ears in the struggle for jobs, a higher minimum wage, immigration reform, gun control, infrastructure renewal, abortion rights, protecting the climate, preserving earned-benefit programs, marriage equality, voting rights, saving public education, reversing the sequester, winning a federal budget favoring people’s needs, cutting the military budget, and many more issues at the federal, state and local level.
It should also be an energetic part of the struggle to give the Republican Party a licking in next year’s congressional elections. Defeating right-wing extremist candidates is the key link in moving the whole chain of struggle forward. It will take an expansive coalition of voters, including independents, centrists and even some moderate Republicans.
To some on the far left, even the Democrats seem too moderate, but the Communist Party understands that victory is impossible without using the Dems (at least temporarily) to push their agenda.
...the Democratic Party has been a necessary, albeit inconsistent, component (at this stage of struggle) of the broad “small d” democratic coalition blocking the imposition of some of the worst features of the extreme right’s agenda, not to mention its more ambitious effort to gain unchallenged dominance over the federal government, thereby enabling the right to impose an authoritarian and austere form of capitalism on the American people.
Moreover, since 2008 the Obama administration has advanced many positive reform initiatives which the movement would be foolish not to welcome and support – the latest of which is the administration’s efforts to curb carbon emissions.
Finally, the mass base of the Democratic Party includes major sections of the people’s movement and a substantial layer of progressive elected representatives who, while not completely happy with the centrist positions of its top leaders, are still not ready to bid goodbye and join a new political/electoral party.
In these circumstances, it would be foolhardy to refuse in advance to cooperate with the Democratic Party as a whole or sections of it under any conditions. That would be a prescription for marginalization.
This lesson should not be lost on the Tea Party, which should seek to be to the GOP what the Communists are to the Democrats.
The Communists understand that they should not abandon the Democrats to pursue a more pure Marxist-Leninist agenda. Using the Democrats may be frustrating, but it magnifies communist influence exponentially. One day it may be opportune to found a new broad based leftist party – but not now.
Likewise the Tea Party should not be abandoning the GOP right now, but should be aggressively and overtly taking it over. The Communist Party, a few thousand strong at most, can effectively dictate terms to the Democrats in many areas of the country. Nationally, Democrat policy is actually now mostly Communist Party policy.
Learn from the enemy my patriotic friends. Don’t marginalize yourself, or your opponents will surely win.
Use the GOP to advance YOUR agenda. Success is not guaranteed if you do, but failure is guaranteed if you do not.
And there’s a lot more of you, than there is of them.
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Communist Party Will Work With Democrats (and “Moderate Republicans”) to Give GOP a “Licking” in 2014 – A Lesson for the Tea Party
with help from the Russian troops brought into the US for security
Business as usual.
The CPUSA realized their problem in 2000 where even the non-”Green Party” Communist vote in Florida could’ve given the Goron a victory.
“But it’s dirty politics to label someone’s policies SOCIALIST or to question their ties to Marxist professors, Marxist agitators, Marxists who have wet dreams about Stalin and Mao...”
Why does the Tea Party need to take note? The Republican party has nothing but disdain for conservatives and has made no bones about it. Even the Bush guy from the IRS worked to intimidate TP groups into silence.
Maybe they mean ‘RINO’s take note’...
I think this is misleading. I thought the Communist Party and the Democrat party were one and the same. How can they work with them, when they are them?
There currently is not a lick of difference between the Dhimmicrats and any communist party you can name.
Heck the RINO party isn’t any difference that the Dems of 20 years ago
Whenever the Republican Party takes for granted the conservative base, they handicap themselves. They need to be reminded that the conservative base is their grass roots support. The conservative grass roots is the legs of the Republican Party. Without that support, they are working from a severe handicap.
So now the communists are allied with the Democrats? That’s good news, because communism has failed already.
Sounds as if the COMMUNIST PARTY has rebranded itself as the DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
Democrats and communists are one and the same now.
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...the Democratic Party has been a necessary, albeit inconsistent, component (at this stage of struggle) of the broad "small d" democratic coalition blocking the imposition of some of the worst features of the extreme right’s agenda... to impose an authoritarian and austere form of capitalism on the American people... the movement would be foolish not to welcome and support... the administration’s efforts to curb carbon emissions. Finally, the mass base of the Democratic Party... are still not ready to bid goodbye and join a new political/electoral party... it would be foolhardy to refuse in advance to cooperate with the Democratic Party as a whole or sections of it under any conditions. That would be a prescription for marginalization. This lesson should not be lost on the Tea Party, which should seek to be to the GOP what the Communists are to the Democrats.
Too late.
I thought the Dems WERE the Communist Party USA!!
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