The stunning election of Scott Brown in Massachusetts has left conservatives, including myself, giddy with the possibilities of the coming mid-term elections. This most recent conservative victory is certainly a spin-proof indicator of fantastic things to come in November!
I should note, however, that Obama maniacs are still attempting the spin, including B. Hussein himself! Obama indicated today that Brown's election is yet another indicator of the electorate's frustration with... wait for it... George W. Bush!! Wow.
Anyway, this week's special election completes a trifecta of failure for B. Hussein. He threw in his teleprompter-fueled golden-tongue oratory in support of democratic candidates in both Virginia and New Jersey races--both losses for his party--and now behind the hapless Martha Coakley in Massachusetts--epic fail. (And that's not counting his buffoonery in Copenhagen attempting to get the Olympics in Chicago.)
Today, Ann Coulter correctly observed:
"American politics has consisted of Republicans controlling Washington for eight to 14 years -- either from the White House or Capitol Hill -- thus allowing Americans to forget what it was they didn't like about Democrats, whom they then carelessly vote back in. The Democrats immediately remind Americans what they didn't like about Democrats, and their power is revoked at the voters' first possible opportunity.
"Obama has cut the remembering-what-we-don't-like-about-Democrats stage of this process down from two to four years to about 10 months. Folks, I'm convinced that if we all work really hard, we can get it down to three months."
But this goes far beyond even the more or less "normal" swing of political trends between parties. This race, like a volatile Yellowstone geyser, is an indicator of the growing foundational pressure from the frustrated American people. We have been dismayed by the overt refusal of elected polticians to listen to our voices. With the growing fervor of Tea Parties across the nation, we have been asking ourselves "How stupid are these people?!" Likewise, we've been asking collectively with each new rally, "Can you hear us now?!" And up until now, the answer has been a resounding, "Huh? Did you hear something? Me neither."
Now, the statist Dems are running for the tall grass and the feckless Republican Party--the erstwhile home of conservatism--has an historic opportunity draped heavily across its figurative face. It remains to be seen if it will notice.
People across the nation are abandoning party loyalty and indeed, Brown was propelled to victory by significant independent support and even some democratic defections. Keep in mind, Democrats outnumber Republicans by a ratio of 3 to 1 in Massachusetts! The right-wing crazies attending the TEA Parties across America have been screaming, "We don't care what your party affiliation is. It's about AMERICA, Stupid!! We want our country back!" The country has been again crying out for liberty, for freedom, for openly and unashamed conservative principles!
While moronic Progressives in the Republican Party have been trying to convince us that the "era of Reagan is over," the people have been literally begging for a new Reagan in our time! Keep in mind, that Reagan carried Massachusetts in his landslide victories and he left little doubt about his conservative leanings!
Brown, a relative rookie in the Massachusetts political scene, openly campaigned on conservative ideas--ideas shouted repeatedly to deaf pols across the land by those eeeevil "tea-baggers." And he took the Senate seat occupied by the bloat Teddy "Dude, Where's My Car?" Kennedy for FORTY-SIX YEARS.
If--and that's a BIG "IF"-- the Republicans can successfully read the tea leaves in this race, they can seize the opportunity to make 2010 the year that makes 1994 look like a minor shift in Congress. As B. Hussein "doubles down" on his statist agenda--announcing plans for nationalizing the student loan industry today--asking Congressional Dems to settle into their "political Jonestown," the Republicans could--emphasize could--initiate a second "Contract
With America" on the order of the Gingrich Revolution. This one would be easy. They could just attend the next TEA Party and jot down what's written on a sign or two and, voila!--earth-shattering victory in 2010.
Of course, the B. Hussein apologists, progressives and statists in the Party will first have to be silenced and sent back home to the Democrats. But whatever they do, and whatever happens from here, all of us eeeevil right-wing mobocrats can take this week's Massachusetts stunner as proof positive that our voices are beginning to shake the walls of power in DC. We've only just begun and a significant fight lies before us. But we can take courage in this victory. We are certainly NOT alone and the naysaying of the left is increasingly being exposed as lies and deceit centered on de-moralizing and destroying our resolve.
But we are AMERICANS. We've got resolve to spare! And we've just taken the initiative. We can't let it go. Let's roll!!!
I should note, however, that Obama maniacs are still attempting the spin, including B. Hussein himself! Obama indicated today that Brown's election is yet another indicator of the electorate's frustration with... wait for it... George W. Bush!! Wow.Anyway, this week's special election completes a trifecta of failure for B. Hussein. He threw in his teleprompter-fueled golden-tongue oratory in support of democratic candidates in both Virginia and New Jersey races--both losses for his party--and now behind the hapless Martha Coakley in Massachusetts--epic fail. (And that's not counting his buffoonery in Copenhagen attempting to get the Olympics in Chicago.)
Today, Ann Coulter correctly observed:
"American politics has consisted of Republicans controlling Washington for eight to 14 years -- either from the White House or Capitol Hill -- thus allowing Americans to forget what it was they didn't like about Democrats, whom they then carelessly vote back in. The Democrats immediately remind Americans what they didn't like about Democrats, and their power is revoked at the voters' first possible opportunity.
"Obama has cut the remembering-what-we-don't-like-about-Democrats stage of this process down from two to four years to about 10 months. Folks, I'm convinced that if we all work really hard, we can get it down to three months."
But this goes far beyond even the more or less "normal" swing of political trends between parties. This race, like a volatile Yellowstone geyser, is an indicator of the growing foundational pressure from the frustrated American people. We have been dismayed by the overt refusal of elected polticians to listen to our voices. With the growing fervor of Tea Parties across the nation, we have been asking ourselves "How stupid are these people?!" Likewise, we've been asking collectively with each new rally, "Can you hear us now?!" And up until now, the answer has been a resounding, "Huh? Did you hear something? Me neither."
Now, the statist Dems are running for the tall grass and the feckless Republican Party--the erstwhile home of conservatism--has an historic opportunity draped heavily across its figurative face. It remains to be seen if it will notice.People across the nation are abandoning party loyalty and indeed, Brown was propelled to victory by significant independent support and even some democratic defections. Keep in mind, Democrats outnumber Republicans by a ratio of 3 to 1 in Massachusetts! The right-wing crazies attending the TEA Parties across America have been screaming, "We don't care what your party affiliation is. It's about AMERICA, Stupid!! We want our country back!" The country has been again crying out for liberty, for freedom, for openly and unashamed conservative principles!
While moronic Progressives in the Republican Party have been trying to convince us that the "era of Reagan is over," the people have been literally begging for a new Reagan in our time! Keep in mind, that Reagan carried Massachusetts in his landslide victories and he left little doubt about his conservative leanings!Brown, a relative rookie in the Massachusetts political scene, openly campaigned on conservative ideas--ideas shouted repeatedly to deaf pols across the land by those eeeevil "tea-baggers." And he took the Senate seat occupied by the bloat Teddy "Dude, Where's My Car?" Kennedy for FORTY-SIX YEARS.
If--and that's a BIG "IF"-- the Republicans can successfully read the tea leaves in this race, they can seize the opportunity to make 2010 the year that makes 1994 look like a minor shift in Congress. As B. Hussein "doubles down" on his statist agenda--announcing plans for nationalizing the student loan industry today--asking Congressional Dems to settle into their "political Jonestown," the Republicans could--emphasize could--initiate a second "Contract
With America" on the order of the Gingrich Revolution. This one would be easy. They could just attend the next TEA Party and jot down what's written on a sign or two and, voila!--earth-shattering victory in 2010.Of course, the B. Hussein apologists, progressives and statists in the Party will first have to be silenced and sent back home to the Democrats. But whatever they do, and whatever happens from here, all of us eeeevil right-wing mobocrats can take this week's Massachusetts stunner as proof positive that our voices are beginning to shake the walls of power in DC. We've only just begun and a significant fight lies before us. But we can take courage in this victory. We are certainly NOT alone and the naysaying of the left is increasingly being exposed as lies and deceit centered on de-moralizing and destroying our resolve.
But we are AMERICANS. We've got resolve to spare! And we've just taken the initiative. We can't let it go. Let's roll!!!
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