Posted on 07/19/2010 5:59:40 AM PDT by Bigtigermike
The Democrat Crime Syndicate is anathema to free individuals. It and the collectives that feed it should be discredited/defunded/dismantled.
Is it your belief then that Dead Rats don’t believe their political death for the cause was not equal to giving one’s life for the cause in battle?
Was the sacrifice not worth the result?
WE have this November to stop this. From there on, it also hinges on taking back the spineless GOP and making the RINOs, career “Republicans” and beltway cronies, fight for our cause FOR A CHANGE.
We have the media against us, as well as a large majority of apathetic, brainless Americans who couldn't tell you where Washington DC is, or who is the Vice President.
Exactly! It isn't the Dems and the media that's so disheartening, it's knowing the GOP could win and then bend over.........
AGAIN!
“...what its pollsters have been saying in private: that Obama’s alienation of independents and white voters, along with the enthusiasm gap between the right and the left, means that Republicans are on a trajectory to pick up massive numbers of House and Senate seats, perhaps even to regain control of Congress.”
Winning over a clear majority of Independents and independent minded Dems (Reagan Dems) is always the key to either party’s chances. The Dems and Obama proved this true in 2006 and 2008, but unfortunately for them the pendulum has swung the opposite way this cycle, they are in for a very bad night on 11/2/10.
Even if we do, I still do not trust the current spineless “Republican’ts” in Washington to just bury the hatchet and make nice with the Democrats. Then go out of their way to be “bipartisan” in every legislative action, like they did the last 2 times they had the majority.
That's our biggest problem. Republicans fear the media more than the Dems fear a Republican majority. THIS MUST CHANGE ALSO!
So true.
I think we have to realize what we have going for us, what has happened to turn the independents our way, and begin to work in unison to win.
First, the government's power-play that resulted in ownership of General Motors caused everyone's antennae to go up. It was then clear that the wholesale capture of a private sector entity was done for one reason, to protect and further empower the unions. Then the stimulus was passed which completely ignored the private sector. Then the health-care bill was shoved down everyone's throat, yet another confiscation of the private-sector by an out-of-control government.
What we now have is the private sector versus the federal government-plus unions. The battle-lines are clearly drawn, and since even those employed by government are beginning to realize they depend upon private-sector taxes, everyone should be afraid, very afraid.
It has become apparent that Obama hates business. His every utterance on the matter reveals his animosity toward private sector workers, investors, entrepreneurs, and most egregiously, employers. He holds us in disdain, and his actions indicate he's bound and determined to crush us.
It's now the private sector versus government.... and it behooves us to point this out every chance we get. Obama will continue his war against capitalism, so our side should make it clear we're aware of this fact, and resist we must, for the survival of our way of life is at stake.
Yes.
I can see the huge GOP tidal wave win in November...
...and then the GOP doing nothing in 2011 to reverse Obamunism.
I agree. The coup must be undone.
2011 will determine if the TEA party and the GOP are compatable.
Ain't no way the pubbies will impeach a brutha.
Easy. Just amend the Health Care bill so that No one, including Congressmembers ex-Congressmembers, Presidents and ex-Presidents and their staff can be exempt.
Let's see Obama veto that amendment.
Maybe your poster should end with: “But he was Alfred E. Neuman.” With his hair altered, he looks just like loveable old Alfred. Certainly fits Obama’s “What, Me Worry?” personal ambience.
Good thought. The important reason to get control of the House is the nation’s purse strings. We won’t have the votes to override a repeal of Obamacare, but it sets up the stage politically for 2012 AND the House can simply refuse to fund many regulatory requirements in Obamacare in 2011 and 2012 — just zero the crap out.
After the way they screwed up the Clinton impeachment, they wouldn't do it regardless of race, creed, or felonious activity.
In that image Obama looks eerily like Jimmy Carter. The resemblance is uncanny.
If they do win both chambers...I got any amount of money you want to lay down that says that will not happen.
I'm sure that some of them will be given cushy jobs in the executive branch.
A 2/3 majority in the Senate is required for removal. I don't think that will happen even if the R's take the Senate in 2010.
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