GUEST WRITER STEVEN LEMON
Liberals Continue To Bash TEA Party
Recently, Washington Post writer Dana Milbank wrote a most enlightening article criticizing the actions of Republican voters in Utah and Maine.
I call it enlightening because the tone of it proves that the libs just don’t understand the real reasons and the breadth of anger among the people these days, and must CREATE their own version of the truth, just as they do with “global warming” which has lately been renamed “climate Change”.
The article was highly critical and dismissive of angry conservatives of all parties, TEA Party supporters, Glenn Beck and Sarah Palin, to whom he credits the defeat of longtime Senator Robert Bennett of Utah and the adoption of a “platform of insanity” in Maine, which Milbank calls the “tranquil land of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow”, apparently overlooking the fact that Maine is also the tranquil land of Olympia Snow and Susan Collins.
In fact, New England (the area, not the state) is the BIRTHPLACE of RINOS.
Remember Warren Rudman, Lowell Weicker, John and Lincoln Chafee, Jim Jeffords, DAVID SOUTER?
I won’t quote much of the article, due to it’s length and repetitiveness, but you can read it yourself at The Washington Post.
Milbank criticizes Glenn Beck for ignoring the “big stories of the day”, Afghan president Karsai’s visit to the White House and “the big oil spill in the gulf”. What? No mention that LeBron James may leave Cleveland?
Beg pardon, Dana, but those stories, so important today, are nothing compared to the future of our country.
We can overcome the oil spill and endure a presidential visit, and Cleveland and the rest of the country will survive whatever LeBron James does, but these issues are not nearly as relevant as the very endangered future of our nation. It is that increasing anger that drives the “government is the problem” mentality for an increasing number of Americans, of which TEA party members are not even a majority.
Mr Milbank proves my theory that the liberalistas are whistling in the dark, hoping the GOP is misjudging it’s support base.
Both the country and the GOP is no worse off if he is right and much better off if he is wrong.
Like all liberals, Wilbank also quite falsely assigns all Tea Party supporters to the GOP, a fact which I hope
they continue right up until 3 Nov when they will wake up to find the KoolAid tastes differently because someone else is making it. As a matter of fact the new KoolAid might taste alarmingly (to them) like TEA! Hopefully the “tea” will be served with a main dish of CROW and a huge slice of AMERICAN PIE for
dessert.
The fact is, the TEA party MOVEMENT is supported by people from all walks of life, all political
persuasions who are fed up with encroaching government power and control of our lives.
I am a TEA party supporter; black, INDEPENDENT, right wing conservative, but no GOP ideologue. I would choose a CONSERVATIVE with an even chance to win than choose a Republican who does not share my
overall philosophy and who is a lock cinch to win. To my way of thinking, right or wrong, if a candidate is
not a true in your face conservative, then I don’t really care if he wins or not. Many of my friends share with
me the view that the only politicians who deserves our support are those who agree that “health care is not a right.” , “Eliminate motor voter”; “Reject the UN Treaty on Rights of the Child”; “Eliminate the Department
of Education”; “Arrest and detain . anyone here illegally, and then deport, period.” Instead of “period” I would place “along with their anchor babies if necessary”.
I would also support elimination of: HEW, IRS, HUD, Grants to Planned Parenthood, automatic Social Security for those now under the age of 40, and require unemployment recipients to work on public projects to EARN their money. The president should have a line item veto, no law should pass if it requires more than 100 pages TOTAL, including amendments. Governments would be prohibited from using language other than ENGLISH in all official documents
Welfare payments should be repaid from future earnings (wouldn’t THAT cure most states’ budget shortfalls!!!), the constitution would be changed to read that a person only becomes a citizen if he is born to at least one parent who is a United States citizen. A non-citizen who marries a citizen would STILL have to carry a GREEN CARD and undergo the naturalization process.
I don’t, however, subscribe to the theory that “health care is not a right”. Health care IS a right, just like “pursuit of happiness”, which means we have a RIGHT to pursue happiness and health care on our own and neither government nor any person can legally prevent us from pursuing or achieving it.
I am a faithful follower of “Global Warming is a myth”. Whenever I see, hear or read about the rants of global warmers, I recall my early education (in public schools, by the way) which spread the gospel that crude oil was created as a result of billions of dinosaurs dying in pits and becoming oil over millions of years. Remember Sinclair Oil? Their logo was a big, green DINOSAUR! Case closed.
Of course MOST of the same people who agree with me on a lot of issues disagree on most of those I have enumerated here, but we all agree that as bad as the GOP is and will likely continue to be, our country would be a lot better off if Democrats continue their hold on executive and legislative power, which will eventually lead to control of the judiciary as well.
Glenn Beck and Sarah Palin do have it right; the United States is headed towards a nanny state condition where the government will have it’s hand in every facet of our lives and will punish us severely if we do not adhere to the “national edict”.
There was a time when many of us didn’t vote because we knew that the majority of American voters were level headed enough NOT to allow our country to be taken over by those who would indeed try to make us like Europe. It has become increasingly clear that the closet Socialists among us have infiltrated and taken over so much of our government and have amassed the power required to do just that, and, unless the true conservatives rise up and become ever more active in politics, there WILL be a one world government where the United Nations (a misnomer if I ever saw one), the IMF and the new Treaty o f Versailles will control what we do, say and even think.
Whatever the reasons for the actions of voters in Utah, Maine, West Virginia, Massachusetts, New Jersey or wherever the RINOS roam, the goal is to cleanse the area of “Republicans In Name Only” even if it means Democrats will replace them. That is not as big a deal as it seems.
After all, the RINOS are actually just conservative Democrats in the first place.