You are SO RIGHT! Imagine them agreeing to conservatives moderating debates. Liberals would be screaming and throwing televisions out of their windows.
The shock of reality would drive them to their beloved bottles of Xantac! They wouldn’t be able to handle it.
But the moderators come from the alphabet networks, which again is why I say we must get the networks to start being more fair. The MSM must be held accountable.
If I had any say in the TEA party at all, I would suggest a serious boycott on the sponsors of the MSM until they started delivering accurate and fair news. Dumped people like Matthews, Maddow, Olberman and even crap shows like the cackling hens on the view. People actually watch and believe their lies and that is bad.
As far as the RNC putting up a viable candidate. I think that they have been under the misunderstanding that because democrats still win elections that they have to be more “mainstream” to them that translates to leaning left.
If they would only grow a pair and drop ideology that separates us on a national level (like abortion) leave that to state levels. Just be pro gun, pro balanced budget, pro defense, infrastructure and then clamp down on wasteful government spending. Cut back on all the useless departments that have done nothing but make a bigger mess. Start deregulation on business so it can run without government interference and prosper. They would sweep the presidency, Senate and retain congress in record numbers.
They damn well better not misinterpret what has been said in November now. They better know that we want a conservative government, screw leaning left. I think that other than the MSM being a target, we need to keep Boehners feet to the fire. But IMO, he was a great choice for the speaker.
All he has said can be summed up in “for the people, of the people and by the people. One nation under god” and I am good with that.
Throw Bachmann in there for a VP spot or even the Presidential spot and I will be a very happy guy.
A lot of excellent thoughts in there, Munz. The only point on which I diverge is Boehner. I am very dissatisfied with the job he did prior to Nov. I don’t think he’s been nearly forceful enough or dynamic enough in opposing Obama’s agenda. He’s talked a good game since he saw the strength of the Tea Party via the ballot box, but I would like to see a more motivated Speaker who cares less about the direction the wind is blowing. On all your other points, however, I am in solid agreement.