Friday, September 3, 2010

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Like a heart defibrillator, the Tea Party revived the conservative body politic. Our heart had become unstable, some say it had given up. Then it happened, a crash cart was quickly rushed in, it’s paddles of Principle and Constitutional Precepts were slapped on our chest, somebody yelled CLEAR. Zap, we were back.

The problem I now see is that we are attempting to use the crash cart as a pace -maker.

The people are wanting leaders. Not within the GOP, rather within the Tea Party. With little and varied structure chaos is causing gangrene within many parts of the movement.

In some states Libertarians are at the reigns, others Hyper State Rights elements, some calling for succession from the Union, others The Constitution Party has been resurrected, every where structures of organization come and go depending on the power and personalities of those who would control their little Tea Party kingdoms within their states. Infiltration by the left is far less of a danger than all out mob rule.

State by State, Locals seek leadership

As a movement, I salute what saved us from fragmenting into a powerless mass of impudent citizenry. As a party, it will certainly destroy any chance we may now have to revive America to it’s Constitutional roots through the election process, the only way we have short of armed rebellion.

If we can use the strength of the Tea Party to help Constitutionalist Candidates win the GOP seats, we will have done well. If however, we see enough power within the Tea Party to offer up independents or the dreaded 3rd party candidates, all hope is lost. The liberals will remain in power.

My friends, this is a two party Republic, not a potential parliament of varied parties.

We don’t need a coalition, we need a strong leader, heading a strong Constitutional Party. That party must be the GOP.

His Spirit Resides in a Future Leader for 2012

Either we use the Tea Party to advance the GOP, the way it should be, with Reagan like Conservatives, or the Tea Party Must Die.

J Byron of   “OutRageToday.Com”  (Humor Meets The Headlines)

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Past Presidents – William Clinton

by Election Supervisor August 30, 2010

William Jefferson “Bill” Clinton was born in Hope, Arkansas on August 19, 1946. After graduating from Georgetown University and Yale Law School, where he met his wife, former Senator and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, Clinton taught law at the University of Arkansas. In 1976, Clinton was elected to the Attorney General of Arkansas [...]

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Not In My Back Yard Syndrome-N.I.M.B.Y.

by brunettebabe2012 August 28, 2010

Being in New York for 23 years has left me with the impression that people are inflicted with the condition called N.I.M.B.Y.-otherwise known as not in my back yard syndrome.  Case in point the most recent scandalous to hit us is the issue of the mosque being proposed to being built near Ground Zero.  It [...]

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Congress’ Lebanese Kneejerk Could Have Serious Consequences

by Election Supervisor August 28, 2010

Guest post by BritinBeirut The recent blocking of funding for the Lebanese Army by Congress following the clash with the Israeli Defence Forces earlier this month serves to undermine the US position within the country. The clash occurred due to the uncertainty surrounding the exact location of the UN-imposed border, known as the Blue Line, [...]

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We the people…

by brunettebabe2012 August 27, 2010

The morale in this country seems to be at an all-time low not to mention the unemployment numbers are under reported.  Some say the economy is on the upswing; I, for one cannot see it at all.  I joined the ranks of the unemployed almost three months ago. I have a daily routine of sending out [...]

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The Ten Commandments of Conservatism

by Consti Tution August 27, 2010
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Greetings! Consti here in the secret underground bunker think tank where the staff and I have come up with a tong-n-cheek look at conservative values. They are not necessarily just values a conservative should hold, but more the values every politician who seeks to rule over the American public should be held to. We have borrowed from the biblical tale of Moses and his decent from Mount Sinai to bring onto the children of Israel the moral imperative of their lord to help simplify intellectual digestion for the reader.

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Is there a sucker’s rally in the making?

by Jerry Berggren August 26, 2010

As part of my daily routine, I read the news…lots of news. I have begun to notice a particular cycle in the news that mimics the much maligned lemmings. A theme, in the news cycle, if you will, and that theme suffers from the bickering of the major players in the media. Today’s theme is [...]

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Towing Cars of Illegal Immigrants Does Not Constitute Racial Profiling

by Election Supervisor August 24, 2010

Guest post by Wais Hassan Progressives for Immigration Reform Lately, we have been hearing many analogies coming from the White House and President Obama likening the economy and the current recession to cars stuck in a ditch. Obama has expanded on the metaphor of cars being stuck on numerous occasions during the past few weeks [...]

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Counting Chickens

by Consti Tution August 23, 2010
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Greetings! Consti here coming to you from the Secrete underground bunker Zen room where I’ve been meditating on a couple of pieces of wisdom that have been ground into my head for the past 40 years. The first piece of wisdom was imparted to me by my late grandmother. “Don’t count your chickens before they hatch.” And the other piece of wisdom comes via the Boy Scouts of America: “Be prepared.” Let me explain how these relate to the coming November elections.

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Disappearing Middle Class

by cw August 22, 2010

There is an article on yahoo finance not too long ago about the American Middle Class shrinking: http://finance.yahoo.com/tech-ticker/the-u.s.-middle-class-is-being-wiped-out-heres-the-stats-to-prove-it-520657.html?tickers= I am assuming that statistics as such would be hard to make believe, and that even if there were slight statistical margin of errors the numbers would still be staggering. Stats such as: “As of 2007, the [...]

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How Mexico Should Handle Climate Change Challenges

by Election Supervisor August 20, 2010

Guest Post By Amber Davis Government Relations Specialist, Progressives for Immigration Reform http://www.progressivesforimmigrationreform.org/take-action/pfir-bloggers-unite/ How Mexico Should†Handle Climate Change Challenges According to research published July 26 in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, the impact of climate change on crop yields may force as many as seven million Mexicans to emigrate to the U.S. [...]

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A few observations on the NYC mosque

by Jerry Berggren August 17, 2010

Under the protections guaranteed by the 1st Amendment of the U.S. Constitution as extended to the states by the 14th Amendment, the Imam and his congregants have every right to build their mosque. Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, [...]

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Tic, toc, tic, toc-ring!!!!

by brunettebabe2012 August 16, 2010

November is upon us sooner than we think; let’s see, only three months away. Primaries are next month. These will help decide the survival of the fittest so to speak.  Just about every state in this country of ours has primaries for many political races and on every level.  The races for the U.S congressional [...]

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