"Revolution" coming to the USA?

Renew America ^ | August 31 2009 | Wes Vernon

[GonzoII]

"We're seeing the beginning of a peaceful — and I emphasize peaceful — revolt in America."

Thus spoke Senator John McCain at a townhall meeting in Arizona this past week.

Two days later — before his constituents in Chickasha, Oklahoma — Senator James Inhofe declared, "We're almost reaching a revolution in this country. People are not buying these concepts that are completely foreign to America."

The centerpiece of both townhalls, as throughout the nation, was the socialized medicine schemes embodied in bills before Congress and backed to the hilt by the White House. One man at the McCain meeting shouted out, "No more compromise. We're losing our country."

America protests

Successful politicians have a good sense of the mood of their constituents, and right now, they know there is uneasiness across the land. Gradually, Americans perceive that the proverbial "powers that be" are preparing to go beyond the "political correctness" that presumed to instruct them on what they can wear, what they can eat, what they can drive, what kind of washing machine they can have, what kind of controls are mandated for their showers, and — most pointedly — what they can say. And it is well to remember that any time you have to be soooo careful about what you say, the society in which you live is — at the very least — flirting with a police state.

[paulycy]

If McCain thinks he is going to be able to jump on the band-wagon, he had better think again.

He might think he can jump in front of this for his own glory and political gain.

He better think again.

If you're listening John McCain: You and your daughter are a big part of the PROBLEM not the solution.

We know better. Go away.

[OneWingedShark]

Here's the principal alternative and future POTUS, I hope.

Well, I cant see how he could be worse than the current puppet/trained-monkey. (In the organ-grinder sense, not the racist-slur sense.)

[taildragger]

Maybe Wes Veron, McCain and Inohofe have been catching Gerald Celente as they sit airport lobbies waiting for a plane. Oops, not so with Inohofe, he flies himself....

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/2325037/posts

[GonzoII]

"That's me spearing Lucifer."

Happy to meet you, Mike!

[numberonepal]

A word of advice for McLame and Inhofe:
Stay the hell out of the way!

[jws3sticks]

Or a string puppet...

[mad_as_he$$]

Inofe is wrong. They bought it now they remorse.

[Old Badger]

"If McCain thinks he is going to be able to jump on the band-wagon, he had better think again.

McCain is the poster boy for what the problem is with the Republican party. He is "Mr. Compromise" and the type of "can't we all just get along" person that has brought us to this stage of a potential takeover by a Marxist, Fascist, Muslim loving administration.

[MrB]

I was looking for the right description of life under Obama.

I believe the author of the Turner Diaries had the characterizing of a government under a radical black racist and his cronies pretty much nailed.

"Empowerment" of the "black community": Decriminalizing violence, rape, robbery, murder, etc, by blacks on whites. Any complaints about this are deemed "racist" and themselves subject to punishment.

Case in point that has already happened: Black Panther threatening voters with a deadly weapon and issuing racial epithets in front of a polling place - case dismissed.

[Kennesaw]

I agree, go away John McCain. You are a RINO. Go away and take your foolish liberal daughter with you.

[Jmouse007]

Yes it is!:

Video Regarding Exeter, NH Town Hall Meeting... Speaking From the Heart Against Obamacare.

Here is a Youtube video of the event of August 31 where Manchester Mayor Frank Guinta spoke at an Exeter, NH town hall meeting in Exeter that you may not have seen and may want to view and forward to others involved in the battle against Obama Death care entitled:

...constituent speaks from the heart (about Obamacare)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRzlLa48Wps

I spoke shortly after the retired police man from NYC who was ejected the day before by Carol Shea Porter. There were paid activist (possibly union) thugs outside the hall dressed in SCREAM masks and gowns screaming "Stop Republican Scare Tactics". Needless to say, I let them, congress and Obama have it with both barrels.

[orinoco]

There was plenty of evidence of this revolt simmering within mainstream Americans during the campaign but Bush, McCain and other Rino's suppressed it and reached out to the other side. In other words, they reached out to make a deal with socialists and fascists.
With all of this socialism being promoted which threatens our liberties and violates our Constitution, why isn't Bush speaking out? There is a saying, "silence means agreement".

[True Grit]

Manning Speaks Out About The Mack Daddy (President Obama)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vsMj8Yp7EUE

[WV Mountain Mama]

Hey McCain here is a quote for you:

“One side is right and the other is wrong, but the middle is always evil.”

Thanks for all your middle ground compromise, but your services are no longer needed. Now it’s time for us to clean up the mess.

[WV Mountain Mama]

Complete quote:

There are two sides to every issue: one side is right and the other is wrong, but the middle is always evil.

Ayn Rand

[DTogo]

R2 or CW2, if the self-serving power-hungry corrupt politicians in and round DC necessitate it, so be it.

[OneWingedShark]

>Or a string puppet...

That would be just more honest.

[snowrip]

Once the Obama supporters — only a few of whom Kriegel could identify as being from the local area — "illegally" occupied an area that had not been set aside for them, there was no dislodging them. The police and airport security couldn't get them to move, explaining they lacked the manpower (although a few of the disrupters were ultimately arrested) and besides, the law enforcement officers were there to protect the president. The illegal squatters tried to goad "us into a fight and refused to honor the rule of law," the radio host added.

The way the event is described, it smacks of something right out of the Marxist playbook. The ACORN/SEIU bunch had hoped to start a riot. Goad the opposition into throwing the first punch. That was the precise tactic used in the Kristallnacht and Reichstag fire incidents in early National Socialist (Nazi) Germany. In that sense, Kriegel's labeling the paid "hacks" as "modern-day brownshirts" is not a far cry from reality. In Montana, the good guys didn't take the bait.

And the problem with kicking some ass would have been...? If they wanted a riot, for Christ's sake GIVE IT TO THEM! A group of bloodied thugs would go one hell of a long way towards ensuring that this kind of fascist crap ends for good.

[KeyLargo]

www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/chi-caregivers-unionsep03,0,4172799.story

chicagotribune.com

Organized labor recruits in-home caregivers
3,000 who receive Illinois stipends are targeted

By Lisa Black

Tribune reporter

September 3, 2009

Kathy Keith has cared for a son with Down syndrome for 23 years and never dreamed that one day organized labor would consider her a prime candidate for a union card.

So she was skeptical when representatives from two of the nation’s largest unions began competing for her attention over the last few weeks with unannounced visits to her home, mailings and phone messages promising to fatten her state stipend.
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[AFPhys]

McCain is the poster boy for what the problem is with the Republican party. He is “Mr. Compromise” and the type of “can’t we all just get along” person that has brought us to this stage of a potential takeover by a Marxist, Fascist, Muslim loving administration.

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I agree with you. HOWEVER, I ALSO THINK that McCain could possibly now be converted. There was a time in his life in the Senate that he was much stronger in support of the Constitution. IF he can take a few steps back, and examine what he has done to FACILITATE this potential takeover by the “Progressive” CommuFascists, he could do a great job of leading us back from the abyss.

I would NEVER want to see him be a candidate for President again, but he could have potential to be a great leader from the Senate, and I would like to see such a conversion.