Democrats Vote To Give ACORN Regulatory Authority Over Financial Institutions

RepublicansFinancialServiceshouse.gov ^ | 10/22/09 | Financial Services Committee

[LucyT]

Thanks, bitt.

Democrats Vote To Give ACORN Regulatory Authority Over Financial Institutions

[x_plus_one]

When the next two national elections demonstrate without a doubt that the ballot box is controlled by ACORN, then the clock will start ticking. No one is doing anything successfully to prevent this meltdown. Each democrat secretary of state needs to be impeached.

[dools007]

Nice post and I pretty much agree with you. I think Palin will emerge as the conservative around which people like you and I can rally. It remains to be scene if a “Conservative Party” emerges in time for the 2012 Presidential Election. But some things are happening that I believe will move it along.

First, conservatives have finally had enough and are becoming engaged. That's what the Tea Parties are all about. Concurrently, I see more and more conservatives coming to the realization, as I said before, that the GOP has been coopted by the dems. Hence, they must look elsewhere to be heard. Second, Palin is establishing herself as the conservative front runner. And she's not afraid to take on both the RINOs and the demrats. Third, I think the mid-terms will demonstrate that conservatism is a relevant political philosophy in America. Palin’s rejection of the NY RINO and endorsement of Hoffman sends a clear message. It even looks like Hoffman has a chance to win. Also, incumbent demrat Govs in VA and NJ look like they'll lose to Pubbies. The VA guy looks to be fairly conservative. The NJ guy is a RINO, but the dems have set the race up as a referendum on Onada. So even if we get a RINO in NJ it will add momentum toward moving to the right. Spector and Murtha are in trouble in PA as is Reid in NEV. All this weakens Onada and the Demrat Party. It also builds on everything else that is happening.

Topping all of the above off is Onada’s relentless pursuit of failed policies—socialism, bail outs, cap and trade, immigration, WOT and so forth.

I guess I'm somewhat more optimistic than you are that we will get the country back—eventually. My main concern is that Onada and his gang of angry commies will not go quietly when the time comes.

[GOPJ]

Thanks for the ping.

[Amityschild]

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[paulycy]

I think the mid-terms will demonstrate that conservatism is a relevant political philosophy in America.

As long as the Constitution is relevant then people will come back to Conservatism when the other stuff fails. Like now.

I guess I'm somewhat more optimistic than you are that we will get the country back—eventually.

Well, I admit to being more depressed more often than a lot of strong FReepers. But I usually recover fairly soon and press on. :0)