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Posted on 10/30/2010 1:38:49 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
Here’s something strange: political operatives have suddenly gained massive renewed interest in the 2008 South Carolina Democrat primary.
We’re starting to coordinate the anti-Rahm Emanuel campaign here in Chicago starting November 3rd…that is where we thought all eyes in Chicago would be on Wednesday of next week.
We’re also going to be working on a campaign against the Cocktail Party GOP establishment…to stop their plan to attack Governor Palin. The 2012 GOP nomination fight essentially begins Wednesday too. We are all-in for Palin.
But we’ve been talking to everyone political we know here in the Midwest to see what they are going to do after November 2nd…and a lot of people are planning on focusing on SOUTH CAROLINA.
“Big things are going to be happening there…things that will take this White House down”.
We have a suspicion of what’s up.
It has something to do with things Obama did in the leadup to the 2008 Democrat primary in South Carolina.
It is the big mystery on the radar.
It’s going to be very busy here for the next several days, but start helping us fill in articles written about the South Carolina Democrat Primary in 2008 and how Obama made up a 20-point deficit to Hillary Clinton to end up winning that contest on Super Tuesday.
SOMETHING overlooked at the time keeps Obama up at night today.
This connects to what Ulstermann and his Democrat insider were saying about something bigger than Watergate that could bring Obama down.
Stay tuned.
Start digging through old South Carolina reporting.
Let’s team up to bring down the worst president in history and burn the Democrat Party to the ground.
LOL have a beer with me pal! This is great entertainment!
Here we go. The Dims are going to be out for blood after Nov 2 and the fall guy looks to be The One. They won’t have much time because after the election there will little rest before the ‘12 Prez campaign starts.
That’s strange ... I did a search...
Yeah, might be good to lock this and keep all the comments together in the original thread. Interesting situation. I recommend reading the comments on HillBuzz also.
You may be correct. Obama is on huge trip to India, at our expense mind you, and sees this as his last chance to live like a king. But for some reason I smell a rat. People who gain power never give it up easily.
“....I recommend reading the comments on HillBuzz also....”
One comment that is worth thought:
Sundance Cracker Says:
October 29, 2010 at 10:01 pm
Karl Rove the political architect, professional political strategist, and now a tenured member of the “cocktail republican” Decepti-con class of political operations. In reviewing his recent activities, actions, PAC usage and coalition building it is now clear that “post election positioning” is a priority for the Decepti-con elites and their strategy of protecting their power. It is also abundantly evident that Rove has finally reached the inner sanctum of the concentric circles of Decepti-con elites. A life long ambition.
As previously mentioned Rove’s view, and agenda, consists of a chess board of electoral politics within his control. He simply cannot absorb, understand, or equate, with the Tea Party chess pieces making decisions on their own. His team does not have any understanding of an empowered, informed, non-manipulated electorate. Period.
We are seeing an alliance forming between Tea Party leader Sarah Palin, and structural GOP leader Michael Steele. Steele has come to an understanding of the incredible significance, and motivation, behind the Tea Party and now values it in its pure form. This is a considerable paradigm shift for Michael Steele and strange as that sounds it is becoming more apparent every day. Steele’s having been obfuscated by the “cocktail republican party” himself, has become uniquely aware of the manipulative establishment class within the party. These Decepti-cons are the same people who want to see him replaced. The “establishment” Republicans (Decepti-Cons) feel Steele is a less valuable party leader because he makes the same political flaws, flubs, and narrative mistakes, as the Tea Party candidates.
However, Steele being pushed to the outside of the party has actually helped him see the error of Decepti-Con agenda. It has also provided him an awakening of sorts by connecting him to the true spirit of the Tea Party movement. Just like the awakening we saw with Juan Williams vis-a-vi the NPR firing, Steele has now recognized the true value of a conservative movement based more on patriotism than political self interest. This is why Sarah Palin and Michael Steele have paired up. He has come to see -and admire- her steadfast conservative views, her motivated supporters, her grit and determination, as the true reflection needed within the conservative base. However, this awakened alliance has created an even greater risk to the Decepti-con class of cocktail republicans who secretly harbor an “anyone but Palin” agenda toward the 2012 presidential race.
The establishment class within the Republican party headed by Decepti-cons financiers like Karl Rove and former Bush strategist Ed Gilespie are trying to use their political experience, and mega-PAC American Crossroads, to pull the Tea Party movement toward their agenda with spending and candidate support. In a sense they are trying to hold on to a Decepti-con strategy, and increase their influence within the traditional class rules, while at the same time summoning the size, strength, and energy of the Tea Party. A curious strategy of inside the beltway political dynamics. Subtley drawing the Tea Party toward their Decepti-con platform.
However, a natural resistance, and outright refusal sentiment, from the grass roots Tea Party is in stark contrast to the Rove/Gilespe model of Republican politics. Decepti-cons need control of the electorate, the Tea Party flies in the face of this top down approach and instead is fundamentally founded on bottom up accountability. After all the Decepti-Cons are the ones who got us into this mess in the first place. They are the architects of the failed, flawed, and eventually dangerous “big government” Bush policy. The Tea Party is young, but inherently smart and more astute than the Decepti-cons give them credit for. The Tea Party can “sense” manipulation, so the Decepti-con strategy must be subtle and walk a tentative fine line to be successful. However, it is time to expose the agenda for what it is. Someone needs to call the baby ugly. In that charge let me be the one to “out” the Decepti-con strategy and expose them to the disinfecting sunlight of exposed hidden agenda.
Sarah Palin, Jim DeMint, Paul Ryan, Michelle Bachmann, Eric Cantor, et al, and “now” Michael Steele are all on the same page. Chris Christie is close to them but has to be more of a pragmatist when he views the “national” scope of politics especially given his defined boundaries of a smurf blue state. However, Christie is seeing both Decepti-Con and Tea Party sides in his recent national travels. DeMint is building a coalition in the Senate and his influence is growing. The Senate tea party candidates, Rubio, Buck, Paul, Miller, O’Donnell, Toomey, Lee, Johnson, Rossi, Angle might not all win, but Jim Demint is batting 1000 in his support of them and has raised millions through his own Senate Conservatives Fund PAC, to support their campaigns. It is certain his coalition and strength will grow. In addition DeMint has called out the Decepti-cons openly and publicly to the ire of the entrenched Senate leadership. However they cannot openly express their outrage for they themselves are coming up for re-election in 2012 and if they screw with DeMint he can destroy them in a primary with an endorsement of their opponent. Therein lies the strength of Mr. Jim.
Perhaps the most obvious Decepti-con candidate operative is Mitt Romney, who has conspicuously hidden himself from view as he tests the winds of political change to decide his direction. Not wanting to be seen as a loser he waits as an armchair quarterback and tries to save politcal face and capital from the risk of backing a loser. To use a blunt descriptive he is a political opportunist and a complete wimp. You can rest assured he will raise his finely groomed head only after the results of the election are evident, then he will congratulate the winners. Typical weak minded, spineless, unprincipled politician. The absolute perfect Decepti-con “its my turn” presidential candidate.
Mitt Romney, Karl Rove, Ed Gilespie, Haley Barbour, Mitch Mitchell, John Cornyn, Orin Hatch, Newt Gingrich, Lindsey Graham, et al are on the “establishment team”. Their views are Anti-Sarah Palin, Anti-Michael Steele, and believe it is in the best interest of Republicans (Decepti-cons) to manipulate the Tea Party. Their 2012 presidential agenda is essentially “anyone but Palin”. They would prefer a candidate they can more easily manipulate, but the bottom line is the most important Decepti-con strategy is “Anyone but Palin”. Her conjones, and rogue nature fly directly against the agenda of the Republican establishment class. It is this sentiment that drives their desire to eliminate Michael Steele from GOP leadership.
John Boehner, Rick Santorum, Mike Huckabee, Bobby Jindal, John Thume, Mitch Daniel types are varying degrees of straddlers trying to balance both sides of fence. They will praise the Tea Party but depending on the political winds it might not be public. At the same time they never miss attending establishment Cocktail parties organized by the Decepti-cons. A guy like John McCain just doesn’t believe in Tea Party politics any more, he has been worn down. He loves the idea, it is the root of his political ideology, but his faith is lost and he predicts the Tea Party as becoming corrupted by the establishment just like he was. He loves the energy, fire, and grit of Palin, but he fears the grassroots bottom up approach is not strong enough to push back against the Decepti-con power base. He has lost faith, but peel the skin off the bruised rogue ego and his heart is with the Tea Party.
Knowing the “anyone but Palin” campaign will come from entrenched Decepti-cons, and cocktail party republicans -the same ones that want to cast out Michael Steele from GOP leadership – is exactly why we need Palin to flipping STEAMROLL the political machine within the republican party. The Tea Party needs to take over the GOP by force, and re-institute conservatism. We need to cast out the Decepti-cons. Either Cocktail Republicans get with the program, or “they” will have to form another party, not us. This is why the Palin-Steele alliance is so brilliant. This woman is beyond politically smart. She is flipping genius. There may be another Republican with the fortitude of coordinating the hostile takeover instead of Sarah Palin, but at this moment it seems unlikely.
She has developed an incredible personal alliance and following. No-one even comes close. Her “don’t flipping screw with me fellas” approach toward the left, the media, and the establishment class is solidifying her as the only true principled candidate. Only Palin has put herself out there. Only Palin has taken the risks, called out Obama, confronted the media, and unabashedly challenged anyone to a fight of patriotism. This grizzly mom from Alaska has more fortitude, strength, and grit than any other. Michael Steele has been engaged by her character and steadfast principle centered leadership. The left wing fears her most. The right wing establishment fears her most. At this moment only Sarah Palin could take over the GOP single handedly and cast out the Decepti-cons. Look at Joe Miller to see what happens when you get tentative with the Tea Party supporters, disregard Palin, and wrap yourself up in your own low character self-interest. Even having been shunned by Miller, the character of Sarah Palin shows when she steps back in to support him because his only chance of winning the election in Alaska is to get back to the reason he won the primary, Sarahcuda.
Oh, what a tangled web is being weaved.
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Pie in the Sky Says:
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Well, I will anxiously await results. I’m here and have no idea. Lots of rumors, but nothing solid. I’ve been suspecting (on my own, mind you)that somehow a large percents of the blacks down here have become prosperous since the “one” was elected. Perhaps our black college and gerrymandered districts of color have gotten some stimulus $. Yes, I know that sounds racists but I’m white, what do you expect./sarc
Intersting. Lets add some names of the hate conservatives/Palin list.
Thad Cochran, Richard Shelby, James Inofe...Real clear politics has them as part of the big pork/earmark crowd.
McConnel and Cornyn of course we all know what they are....
Interesting comments on the Hillbuzz thread, including the analysis reposted here at post #8. I don't agree with every word but the analysis of the Palin-Steele alliance is pretty reasonable, although it's not something super-recent. Palin has been defending Steele for quite a while and I saw their mutual admiration back in April, 2009 at her Evansville RTL speech when he introduced her.
What that says about the so-called “decepticons” is certainly on the money. The interesting and controversial aspect of that commentary is what it says about Steele.
Most of us thought of Steele as a fairly conservative and morally sensible guy when he was chosen for the RNC chair. Then he immediately turned into the worst sort of RINO, and made gaffe after gaffe, offending the base every time he opened his mouth, and with good reason.
Was that because he was persuaded that he had to take that approach if he wanted to be a player, an insider? I certainly think less of him for agreeing to say what he didn’t believe, just to consolidate his own power.
But it does seem to be true that, for whatever reason, Steele has stopped making those huge public gaffes for the past few months.
Sarah has always been willing to work with insiders if they are willing to change their ways and do the right thing. That’s pretty clear from her book. I wonder if this really could be true about Steele? Not enough evidence yet to know if there is the least bit of truth in this argument, but I’m always willing to open my eyes and ears and see if future evidence tends to confirm or deny it.
The article says that the RINOs have been yelling for Steele’s removal. Well, actually, it’s been the conservatives, for the most part. But has that changed? Has anyone noticed that a different sort of people are now demanding his head?
This is a real stretch, but as I say, I’m open to seeing what happens next.
I personally noted from the trip itinerary he wasn't even planning eating any food that isn't cooked by the White House chef. Fear of poisoning...
It is all just very interesting coincidences at this point...right?
What did Obama do in South Carolina.....sleep with Lindsay Graham?
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James Bopp and Team Romney have been yelling for Steele's removal almost from the start. They wanted their own guy (Bopp) in there.
Probably just wishful thinking on my part, but it’s crossed my mind that he might stay overseas. He knows he’s going to lose all his political capital on the 2nd, his beloved MSM is already starting to turn on him, the eligibility question is getting closer to coming unglued, the judges in both the Virginia & Florida Obamacare cases are telegraphing that they think there are constitutional issues with the law, there are rumors Nancy Pelosi is going to turn on him, and the “Washington Insider” that keeps showing up on the Internet mentioned a scandal that is about to blow up in the Whitehouse.
Interesting to see that others are speculating about it as well
I check the buzz everyday.
Those guys are solidly for Sarah Palin they know what’s going on.
Rad this last night on Hillbuzz. Verrrry interesting.
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