Posted on 06/24/2014 8:09:57 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
Sarah Palin joined Sean Hannity to weigh in on the latest election news, and Palin told Hannity that it would be hard for her to stay with the Republicans and get excited about them if they continue acting like Democrats and rolling over.
She took a shot at the “status quo” politics of people like Senator Thad Cochran and said the Eric Cantor upset shows people want strong constitutionalists in power who don’t represent “the man [or] the establishment” in Washington.
Hannity asked Palin if she would actually follow through on her previous hints she’d go third party. Palin replied, “If Republicans are gonna act like Democrats, then what’s the use?” She said the GOP needs to thrive and stand strong against the president’s policies, otherwise “it does no good to get all enthused about them anymore.”
Watch the video below, via Fox News:
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If I lived there, I would have to blank that race. But still go out and vote because there are downticket races.
What is this and where did you find it?
“Second Party” is a good name. Remember that old Avis slogan We’re Number Two—We Try Harder! That could work as a political slogan for a grassroots movement. And the tie in with the Second Amendment would have real meaning for a lot of voters.
That's right, we have one party now, there is a slight disagreement that separates them, the liberal wing of the socialist party the (DEMS) want full blown communist now as quickly as possible.
The right wing of the socialist party (REPUBS) want communism at a slower pace, taking time to make communism more palatable and less conspicuous, to the masses.
However this disagreement is quickly being resolved with the (REPUBS) willing to relent their slow go process.
Yes, some wise FReeper, I’ve forgotten who, first made the point long ago that we’re actually not talking about a “third” party, what Americans really seek is a SECOND part in fact because the Uniparty, of Democrat-Republican, is the FIRST part that goes by two different names, Republican and Democrat. I’d have never thought of it — but it is SO TRUE. FReepers are some of the smartest, savviest political minds ever, as I have learned!!!
For one thing, right now, no matter what words one uses to misrepresent the reality, we have ONE party that goes by two names, Republican and Democrat. For all intents and purposes. Yes, there are exceptions like Cruz and Palin and Lee, but the Romneys, Barbours, McConnels, McCains, Boehners, and Cochrans have been the rule for so long that the Cruzes, Palins, and Lees are handicapped at the start AND SO ARE WE.
For another thing, Perot's Third Party AIDED conservatism in the big picture and in the long term. Liberalism LOST when Perot's third party split the vote and made Clinton WEAK enough to be steamrolled by the Republican Revolution in his first term, and IMPEACHED the second.
As surely as water is wet and fire is hot, it is ALWAYS, GUARANTEED, a bad choice to vote for pro-government representatives. That natural law holds true whether the representative is a Republican or a Democrat.
IGNORING that natural law is guaranteed to result in disaster, and it HAS.
Technically, yes we're talking about a "third" party. But in reality, we are talking about a SECOND party. We will ONLY start to meet our goals when we start dealing with reality. And the reality is that at present, Republicans and Democrats represent ONE party philosophy.
Democrats should NOT be allowed to vote in Republican primaries and Republicans should not be allowed to vote in Democrat primaries, I have no idea why MS allows Dems to vote in Republican primaries it ruins the entire election, Dems vote for the candidate they think their guy can beat in November
Republicans in MS let dims vote in the primary because it allows them to run the most liberal ‘Republican’ possible in a very conservative state.
Previously there’s been the ‘you HAVE to vote for X, even if he’s more liberal than you’d like or else the dim will win!’.
Except that THIS time it’s not true. From the candidate’s own words.
I believe Hines County is majority black and 75 percent Democrat, they all voted for Cochran because of this flyer and robo call messages saying that the tea party hates Obama because he is black and you know what is truly disgusting, that flyer and robo call came from the GOP Establishment..when you have supposed Republicans lowering themselves to sleazy Dem tactics there is really nothing more to be said..at least Dems have said what they are, these sleazy Establishment progressives pretend to be Republican but turn around and beg Dems for votes because they knew no sane Republican would vote for Cochran
perhaps you missed it last night.. The democrat and republican party have completely merged and became one party..
what we need is a second party.
I got one of those robocalls. Most of Hinds county is in Bennie Thompson’s district (aka, bennie the commie).
It was sent by Mississippi Conservatives PAC. Which is headed by Henry Barbour. Nephew of Haley.
It also shares a physical mailing address with Bishop Ronnie Crudup:
http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2014/03/19/Mississippi-Bloodbath
Sad isn’t it, those kind of tactics always come from the left, now the likes of Haley Barbour is using it too..truly sick, and you know why, because they knew no true Republican would vote for Cochran so they had to go beg Dems with lies to vote for him
More to the point, what do you suppose Americans will do?
Also, if those illegals remain and are allowed to vote, then we had better start understanding NOW that all of this talk right here, all these hopes whether they are pinned on commandeering the GOP or launching a successful second party, are total wastes of time because our "solutions" are cancelled by fraudulent votes in any case.
American conservatives need to anticipate these dynamics and move now if we want to pull this off peacefully. Conventional wisdom says that ONE of those two parties has to be commandeered by conservatives. Conventional wisdom is often wrong. What is ALWAYS wrong is electing leftists.
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