[Syncro]

Yes, the dems are more and more divided.

Good for us, bad for them.

The Republicans are divided also, good for us, bad for the GOPe.

Conservatives/Tea Party Movement members are 94.7% on the same page with each other on all of the major issues.

Yea I made up the stat, probably pretty close though...heh

[tanknetter]

Yes, the dems are more and more divided.

And Louisville (along with Chicago, Detroit and other long-term Liberal-dominated cities) is on the verge of showing what happens when the chickens of 60+ years of failed social policy come home to roost.

Dem politicians have carefully cultivated various special interests into solid Dem voting blocks. Blacks were given lots of social welfare and the violence that grew out of the social destruction that welfare sowed was tolerated. So long as it was contained within their own communities and they continued to vote the "right" way (Louisville's West End).

White Liberals (both straight and gay) were cultivated based on social justice issues (read: guilt) and they tolerated the violence so long as they could continue buying their way (by voting the "right" way ... and paying their taxes) into keeping it as far away from them as possible. Like those in Old Louisville did.

But now the two are coming crashing together. And the politicians are rapidly running out of ways (like Mayor Gray in DC suddenly revealing his full support for gay marriage right after a very violent gay-bashing incident by a group of MUYs) to counter and distract the public from what is going on. The blacks are demanding understanding and tolerance, while the whites are demanding to be safe and protected.

Certainly going to make for some interesting times ...