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I look at George Bush as the high water mark of the Republican Party. His 90% approval after 9-11 and subsequent collapse highlighted the failed policies of his party
Unless they reform, the party will never recover
I look at George Bush as the high water mark of the Republican Party. His 90% approval after 9-11 and subsequent collapse highlighted the failed policies of his party
Unless they reform, the party will never recover
For clarity, would your definition of 'reform' involve endorsing big government, even greater spending and additional entitlements, doing away with sovereignty, and seeing to it that the Constitution continues to be no more than a suggestion?
And....would you suggest that all the Republicans apply for membership in the Congressional Progressive Caucus and their sister organization, the Democratic Socialists of America, the DSA?
Would that do it....or would they have to actually march in the May Day parade?
I look at George Bush as the high water mark of the Republican Party. His 90% approval after 9-11 and subsequent collapse highlighted the failed policies of his party
Unless they reform, the party will never recover
For clarity, would your definition of 'reform' involve endorsing big government, even greater spending and additional entitlements, doing away with sovereignty, and seeing to it that the Constitution continues to be no more than a suggestion?
And....would you suggest that all the Republicans apply for membership in the Congressional Progressive Caucus and their sister organization, the Democratic Socialists of America, the DSA?
Would that do it....or would they have to actually march in the May Day parade?
Hyperbole?
For clarity, would your definition of 'reform' involve endorsing big government, even greater spending and additional entitlements, doing away with sovereignty, and seeing to it that the Constitution continues to be no more than a suggestion?
And....would you suggest that all the Republicans apply for membership in the Congressional Progressive Caucus and their sister organization, the Democratic Socialists of America, the DSA?
Would that do it....or would they have to actually march in the May Day parade?
Hyperbole?
Well, then....let me answer for you.
Yes, that is exactly what you'd like....desire....pray for....
Because then you'd no longer fear that the obvious errors of Liberalism would be exposed.
You wouldn't have the constant dread that educated folks would point out that the logical conclusion of your program is destruction of society at best....
...a return of the gulags at worst.
Hyperbole?
Well, then....let me answer for you.
Yes, that is exactly what you'd like....desire....pray for....
Because then you'd no longer fear that the obvious errors of Liberalism would be exposed.
You wouldn't have the constant dread that educated folks would point out that the logical conclusion of your program is destruction of society at best....
...a return of the gulags at worst.
Gulags?
Was I spot on about the hyperbole or what?
Hyperbole?
Well, then....let me answer for you.
Yes, that is exactly what you'd like....desire....pray for....
Because then you'd no longer fear that the obvious errors of Liberalism would be exposed.
You wouldn't have the constant dread that educated folks would point out that the logical conclusion of your program is destruction of society at best....
...a return of the gulags at worst.
Gulags?
Was I spot on about the hyperbole or what?
Well, then....let me answer for you.
Yes, that is exactly what you'd like....desire....pray for....
Because then you'd no longer fear that the obvious errors of Liberalism would be exposed.
You wouldn't have the constant dread that educated folks would point out that the logical conclusion of your program is destruction of society at best....
...a return of the gulags at worst.
Gulags?
Was I spot on about the hyperbole or what?
As was I about your fear to engage on ideas.
You a Randian as well PoliChic?Ayn Rand was a philandering, Russian atheist,[2] the author of vast doorstop-sized tomes like Atlas Shrugged and the ripped-off biography The Fountainhead, and other thick, boring books espousing, essentially, psychotic libertarian themes and ideology.
The drooling fans:
Generally, the work of Ms. Rand is hugely enjoyed by people with the literary sensitivities of 11 year olds who imagine they have fierce political sophistication. These people, due to their often-slavish devotion to Objectivist principles, are often called Randroids.
Alan Greenspan is known to be one. So is U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan (R - WI), who unfortunately is the chairman of the House Budget Committee ran for Vice President. Outsiders perceive them as greedy, callous wankers with economic OCD. Insiders know they are greedy, callous wankers with economic OCD.
I look at George Bush as the high water mark of the Republican Party. His 90% approval after 9-11 and subsequent collapse highlighted the failed policies of his party
Unless they reform, the party will never recover
Well, then....let me answer for you.
Yes, that is exactly what you'd like....desire....pray for....
Because then you'd no longer fear that the obvious errors of Liberalism would be exposed.
You wouldn't have the constant dread that educated folks would point out that the logical conclusion of your program is destruction of society at best....
...a return of the gulags at worst.
Gulags?
Was I spot on about the hyperbole or what?
As was I about your fear to engage on ideas.
You should know by now that I can always back up what I say.
Barack Obama was intimately involved with terrorists such as Bill Ayers...'Weatherman.'
During the heyday of the Weathermen, an FBI informant infiltrated.
In the following he describes conversations with these folks, in which they explain the need for gulags when they took over.
And extermination.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HWMIwziGrAQ]Larry Grathwohl on Ayers' plan for American re-education camps and the need to kill millions - YouTube[/ame]
Pay attention at 1:28 of the vid.
Yeah only republicans do it...jesus youre a moronIf it weren't for GOP gerrymandering, Democrats would have a permanent majority in the House of Representatives.
Sometimes events occur, as they say, 'when you least expect it....."
That is the truth that Democrat analyst Doug Sosnik speaks to his party....
Democratic strategist: Party 'in decline'
1. Since Obama was elected President, the Democrats have lost nine governorships, 56 members of the House and two Senate seats, Doug Sosnik, the political director in Bill Clintons White House, writes in a new memo..... , the Democratic Partys favorability rating has declined by 15 points since Obama took power. A Pew Research Center survey this January showed that the Democratic Party was viewed favorably by 47 percent of Americans, down from 62 percent in Jan. 2009.
2. Obama neither directly campaigned nor raised money for down-ticket Democrats last year. The post-election creation of Organizing for Action to push his own agenda has upset party regulars because it makes the Democratic National Committee less relevant than ever, squeezes fundraising for other Democratic groups and emphasizes issues that put moderates in a bind.
3. Obama not only got elected by running against the party establishment, but he has governed as a President who does not emphasize his party label, writes Sosnik.
4. Sosnik outlines several challenges facing his own party:
Obamas personal popularity does not easily translate for other candidates. The president is not building the Democratic Partys institutional apparatus in a way that it will thrive when hes gone.
The losses in the 2010 midterms gave Republicans control of the redistricting process, which will be in effect until after the 2020 census. This gives the GOP a structural advantage in keeping the House.
Millennials, born 1981 to 1994, and Generation Xers, born 1965 to 1980, are voting Democratic, but a plurality identify themselves as independents which makes them less reliable.
Democrats cannot count on the same level of African-American turnout without Obama at the top of the ticket. Sosnik cites new analysis showing that in 2012 for the first time ever eligible black voters turned out a higher rate than whites.
5. While Republicans have a serious Hispanic problem, Sosnik explains, younger Hispanics feel less of an allegiance to the Democratic Party than their elders. Only 50 percent of Hispanic voters aged 18-34 identify themselves as Democrats, according to Gallup, compared to 59 percent of Hispanic voters 55 or older.
6. If Hillary Clinton does not run, Sosnik fears that Democrats will be left with a thin bench of top-flight presidential contenders in 2016.
7. Looking to 2014, Democratic base groups also tend to turn out at lower rates for midterms than presidential elections.
8. In terms of actual policy making, Sosnik believes that it will be almost impossible for Obama to effectively engage Congress.
9. ... the fact that he didnt set out a clear policy agenda for a second term left him without a clear mandate to govern over a politically divided Congress....
10. Furthermore, he writes, theres not a single member of either party who fears paying a political price for not falling in line with the President, making it even more difficult to get members to cast difficult votes.
Read more: Democratic strategist: Party 'in decline' - POLITICO.com
First, the socialist/communists took over the Democrat Party..
11. Creation of the Progressive Caucus is credited to Bernie Sanders. The groups in the radical network include a) the Congressional Progressive Caucus, b) the Congressional Black Caucus, c) the Populist Caucus, and the d) Progressive Democrats of America.
a. Allied with the above is ACORN, SEIU, and the Institute for Policy Studies
b. And, indirectly, the Center for American Progress and the Apollo Alliance.
Aaron Klein, "Red Army"
.....but even that wasn't extreme enough for them....
Interesting....the folks talking about a third party didn't recognize that we have one now.....
the Obama Fanatics Party.
I find this laughable. Both parties are in decline. To single out democrats and ignore the obvious decay in the republican party is just nauseating.
I think you could make the argument that neither one is in decline necessarily. I think what we are seeing is a lack of faith in contemporary politics by the American people. Both parties have the opportunity to rebound. Right now its just a slump in general. Until one or both parties gets another '08 Obama candidate, things are going to stay as they are.
Gulags?
Was I spot on about the hyperbole or what?
As was I about your fear to engage on ideas.
You should know by now that I can always back up what I say.
Barack Obama was intimately involved with terrorists such as Bill Ayers...'Weatherman.'
During the heyday of the Weathermen, an FBI informant infiltrated.
In the following he describes conversations with these folks, in which they explain the need for gulags when they took over.
And extermination.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HWMIwziGrAQ]Larry Grathwohl on Ayers' plan for American re-education camps and the need to kill millions - YouTube[/ame]
Pay attention at 1:28 of the vid.
Tell us the one about he FEMA Death camps
Please?
Gulags?
Was I spot on about the hyperbole or what?
As was I about your fear to engage on ideas.
Lets talk about the republican budget committee chairmen- Paul Ryan (R) basing his entire life on a a novelist whose work was average.
http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Ayn_Rand
Ayn Rand was a philandering, Russian atheist,[2] the author of vast doorstop-sized tomes like Atlas Shrugged and the ripped-off biography The Fountainhead, and other thick, boring books espousing, essentially, psychotic libertarian themes and ideology.
The drooling fans:
Generally, the work of Ms. Rand is hugely enjoyed by people with the literary sensitivities of 11 year olds who imagine they have fierce political sophistication. These people, due to their often-slavish devotion to Objectivist principles, are often called Randroids.
Alan Greenspan is known to be one. So is U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan (R - WI), who unfortunately is the chairman of the House Budget Committee ran for Vice President. Outsiders perceive them as greedy, callous wankers with economic OCD. Insiders know they are greedy, callous wankers with economic OCD.
Yeah only republicans do it...jesus youre a moronIf it weren't for GOP gerrymandering, Democrats would have a permanent majority in the House of Representatives.
Yeah only republicans do it...jesus youre a moronIf it weren't for GOP gerrymandering, Democrats would have a permanent majority in the House of Representatives.
It's a mathematical fact.
