Obozo eagerly supported by such noted "Republican" toadies as Myth Romney, John McCain, Robert Dole, anyone named Bush, Weeper of the House John Boehner, Kevin McCarthy, John Cornyn and all too many other "Republican" quislings share a passion to sell this nation down the river to the same sort of Wall Street barons who gave Connecticut the likes of Lowell Weicker and his state income tax.
My duty is, by any means necessary, to offer full resistance to such quislings. Most of these quislings favor baby-killing, "gay" everything, gun grabbing, reducing citizens of modest means to conditions of misery, and, inter alia, ever escalating taxes burdening everyone other than themselves.
The simple answer to the three cited catechism sections is that when the choice is between Hitler and Stalin, the response should be organizing an underground against both not sitting around weighing the respective merits of Hitler and Stalin to decide who should be the blood-soaked dictator du jour. By a narrow margin, no doubt. Likewise, military service is owed to neither but, if the opportunity presents, perhaps military service, uniformed or not, against both.
if I was in politics, I’m retired and participate solely in the minor leagues of state rep races and occasional primaries for Congress.
But the worse things get, the greater the duty. See Buchanan principles.
http://www.tysknews.com/Depts/Our_Culture/why_we_cant_quit_the_culture_war.htm
There have been no shortage of true conservative prolife candidates for state house in central CT. Numerous new people elected. I can see their exasperation with a constituency that has tuned everything out.
Gay Marriage roll calls .... hearings on assisted suicide ... over the past ten years. Without a peep of backlash. Many allies got picked off by leftists one at a time. Churches have tuned out.
I don’t know who we are fighting for when we’ve reached 90% nonparticipation. $1 million was spent to try to defeat Roraback and it failed due to a comatose constituency. Followed 2 years later by the conservative Boughton ending his Gubernatorial bid due to lack of cash.
THe Christian Boycott is brilliant.
Tempting Faith: An Inside Story of Political Seduction, by David Kuo, whom CBS delightedly described as “an evangelical Christian and card-carrying member of the religious right, who got a job in the White House in the president’s Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives.”
Mr. Kuo is calling on his fellow evangelicals to undertake a political “fast.”
CBS itself would not urge evangelical conservatives to sit out the 2006 elections, but it would give Mr. Kuo prime airtime to do so.
http://www.renewamerica.com/columns/gaynor/061019