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Thursday, January 7, 2010
Getting out of the way is fine with me. Republicans haven't had much luck with either of the two Bushes (known moderates and, well, neocons); so the time's now to pick a better direction: one not aligned with nor favorable towards the current far-left Democrat Party (currently firmly in the grasp of Barack Hussein Obama, a known leftist and moocher, and his ACORN sorts of Community Organized leftards. We've given too much ground to these Alinsky-Chomsky-Obama sorts. The direction needed is in complete opposition to the "CHANGE" BHO promises (which is little more than nation-destruction and rebirth as a Eurosocialist-modeled Government-dominated State).
Oh, and the bastards will come on the attack.
From the CSM...
This meeting next month at the Opryland Hotel will be an important first step towards shaking the Republican Party out of it's doldrums, and kicking the 'moderate' (read: non-conservative and therefore susceptible to leftist urges) Republicans into line (or showing them the door).Democrats will target Palin and Tea Partiers
Solidly behind that assessment, Democrats are aiming to vilify the rising Tea Party movement as woefully old-school and out of touch. “Labeling their GOP candidates as being part of the Sarah Palin or Tea Party wing of the GOP will be the key element” of Democratic attacks in 2010, writes John Fund in The Wall Street Journal.
But if the Tea Party movement stays largely independent and uses its grass-roots network to help swing contested elections, other analysts say, Democrats may want to reconsider that tack and try to tap into a movement that has quickly gone from liberal laughingstock to what New York Times columnist David Brooks grudgingly calls “a major force in American politics.”
“Looks like both grand parties will have to court the tea party supporters because many of them are independents from the purple states,” writes Ellie Velinska at RightPundits.
The first of it's kind; nice of them to put it right here in my back yard.
See you there!
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