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To: palin45potus

It’s took a while for it to sink in, but I have finally come to the conclusion that the GOP is just as much a plantation as the Democrat Party is. The elites of both parties run both parties for the benefit of the party elites — and that is simply all there is to it.

One of the reasons the IRS thing is not gaining the sort of traction you would expect is because the GOP elites quietly support it. The last thing they want is for the Tea Party to coalesce into a genuine threat to their dominance — which would very well happen if a genuine Conservative?Libertarian alliance were to form an alternative third party.

Both sides remember what happened to the Whigs. They like things just fine the way they are now.


11 posted on 08/14/2013 3:50:12 PM PDT by Ronin (Dumb, dependent and Democrat is no way to go through life - Rep. L. Gohmert, Tex)
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To: Ronin

I have come to the conclusion that while they complain loudly about Obama, it’s simply “playing to the crowd” for fundraising, etc. But secretly, it appears that they are onboard with his various “end-arounds” of the Constitution.

Basically, they are the dirty cops to the criminal Dems. They get their cut in exchange for looking the other way. And they take note of who is digging around too much, and who is asking the tough questions.

I trust the Dems to work 24-7 against America. It’s who they are, and have been for a while now.

What I have learned over the past 3 years, or since the TEA Party was undermined after the 2010 wins, is that the GOP is a partner of the Dems in “Big-Gov, INC” and that they will work together seamlessly if threatened.


15 posted on 08/14/2013 3:58:17 PM PDT by palin45potus
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