It seems for all the talk about homeschooling and the far left goons and liberal loons, etc. That it is all, simply talk.
I believe most of our Republicans, Libertarians, conservatives, religious, pro-Family, pro-Life, pro-Freemarket, capitalists, etc. have all been indoctrinated in public schools and just as effectively as our Democratic Party socialists have.
Lord, have mercy on us all.
I am beginning to believe that Napolitano was right, somewhat.
Patriotic veterans, pro-Life persons and groups, non-heretical Christians and persons who defend and believe in our constitutional republic “are” right wing extremists. I don't believe she was right in stating they are potential domestic terrorists.
It sure appears that the “right” has lost its moral compass for the most part, leaving the true right to fight a losing battle for now.
If there is one thing the true right doesn't need is weak and hollow reeds blowing in the winds of popularity - best to flush them out now. Flush them out on every election.
“I believe most of our Republicans, Libertarians, conservatives, religious, pro-Family, pro-Life, pro-Freemarket, capitalists, etc. have all been indoctrinated in public schools and just as effectively as our Democratic Party socialists have”
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Also globalists run both the Republican and Democratic parties. They make policy in terms of what is best for their global bosses, not what is best for for the US and its citizens.
Sad to say, if McCain had won we would not be seeing much different. McCain would not push to secure our borders, would continue to push for amnesty of the 30 - 40 million illegals in the US, do nothing about the ~ 138,000 new workers being brought into the US monthly as ~ 500,000 jobs are lost monthly, and he would support the sundry bailouts that are nothing more than a massive transfer of wealth from the tax payers.
The only difference I see between the Rhinos and the Rats is window dressing, and how fast we get cooked. Bush I and Bush II both paved the way for Clinton and Obama. The difference between