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America is no place for rule by stupid people
Conservative ideals are meant to balance liberal ideals. It is the ying for the yang. When conservative and liberal positions are debated the correct course for the country is usually the result. Unfortunately, people like Karl Rove, Sheldon Adelson, Rupert Murdoch, and David Koch want to kill liberal contributions in politics so that only conservatives determine our country’s path. These people have used their massive financial and commercial resources and orchestrated an elaborate slander campaign of liberals by empowering the most extreme and gullible citizens with a lynch mob mentality. The right-wing wacko takeover of the Republican party has destroyed the rational conservatives in politics and crippled our country.
Richard Mourdock and extremist conservatives want 100% of America run by the stupidest 30%
Before Representative Richard Mourdock of Indiana demonstrated his stupidity about God and rape he made it clear that Republicans should rule America without listening to anyone else’s point of view. He said:
“…bipartisanship ought to consist of Democrats coming to the Republican point of view…”
That is what right-wing extremist call “reaching across the aisle.” Mourdock is representative of the radical conservatives that believe 47% or more of Americans should be silenced and slaves to conservative rule. America cannot move forward with these type of people in political office.
Rational conservatives must reassert themselves and take back the Republican party. As reasonable, thinking people reclaim mainstream conservatism, the wackos will fade back under the rocks where they belong. Already people are distancing themselves from Tea Party affiliation, a trend that will continue if honorable conservatives will step forward and kill off the weeds of extremism that has taken over their garden.
Liberals should also be wary of extremist in their garden. America fails when we allow the stupidest people to speak for us, regardless of ideology.
Links to:
What America Must Do: Step 2 – An Extreme Makeover of Government at All Levels
What America Must Do: Step 3 – Restore Government Revenue and Fair Taxation
What America Must Do: Step 4 – Balanced Budget By 2015, Debt under 50% of GDP by 2020
What America Must Do: Step 5 – Restart a Federally Run Space Program
What America Must Do: Step 6 – Reinvent Higher Education
The Tea Party movement is alive and well. Many within it simply choose not label it.
Insinuating Richard Mourdock is some sort of leader to the movement is preposterous and a waste of time.
The movement is about freedom. It is about following Hayek’s economic philosophies and not Keynes’. It is about individual liberty and personal responsibility. It is about preventing cronyism and bail outs for those well connected. It is about judging people by the content of their character, not the color of their skin.
Next time, please use your full name. If you can’t stand behind what you say, then you are saying nothing.
I’m not saying that Richard Mourdock is the leader of the wackos. He’s just one of them. What has happened is that the right-wing extremist like Richard Mourdock to take over the Republican party and have been empowered by the millions of dollars from unethical business men (Rupert Murdock, David Koch, Sheldon Adelson, etc.) infused to prop them up and give them a voice.
The ‘movement’ is not about freedom. It is about inflicting some really stupid ideas on all Americans. If it were about individual liberty then it wouldn’t be forcing wacko conservative ideas on the half of the population, and if it were about personal responsibility then the extreme right wouldn’t be trying to live in this country and eliminate the government that makes our freedom possible. If it was about eliminating cronyism then it wouldn’t be financed by old, white millionaires who want to make millions more dollars from unethical business practices that governments are designed to prevent. If it were about character then conservative politicians wouldn’t have to deceive voters in order to get votes.
You use flowery words to try to support the stupidity of right-wing extremists. The problem is that facts always get in the way of reality.
Paul