Didn’t see that coming #irony

Ah, yes electability.

The establishment keeps foisting these people on us with the
canard that folks like Crist and Specter are electable. Tell that to Presidents McCain and Romney, Senator Tommy Thompson, and countless others The Crist
situation is the perfect, “We told you so” moment. Although, I’m not sure the establishment still gets it.

I want an official apology from Charlie Crist. We all told him he was a Democrat in the primary and he called us a bunch of mean names. : )

One word: Smarmy.

Only twice in the last 80 years have voters turned on an incumbent President they elected four years earlier: 1980, and 1992. To call this “the most winnable election in history” just isn’t borne out by the facts. It’s never “easy” to dislodge an incumbent President…..particularly one who has doled out goodies at unprecedent levels. Add to that the extent of media bias; it has gone from being slanted, to an institution which acts as an arm of the WH political operation. Romney clearly wasn’t perfect, but let’s not minimize the difficulty of defeating an Entitlements President.

“the Republican party left me.”

Hah! It would be one thing if they moved over toward Conservatism, but they always seem to go to the Dems. Left me, indeed! We ARE shifting the Republicans right-ward. The leadership has to be the priority. They absolutely have to go. As long as they are a drag on Conservatism, we will not get a clear vote on principle. The Conservative message wins; the squish message doesn’t.

I don’t blame him as much for how he spent the money. The problem was the candidates themselves. He constantly chooses moderate establishment types as opposed to true principled conservatives. He does it under the cover of “electability” but what he really means is “submissive to establishment leadership.”

Boner and McCon keep sayin’ they’re not libs, maybe they should start a turd party.

Well Rick Scott and Crist’s primary opponent will have a hay day attacking him as a political opportunist.

kipling wrote: “…principles are open to negotiation…” Classic!

Presently, Liberalism gets to rage for a while with their recent victory. We gotta’ fight them with every passing day. But the more immediate matter is dealing with those that claim to be Conservative within our leadership that don’t know what that really means…and are acting ‘on our behalf’ daily in that self-serving ignorance!

So now, while the Republican party and it’s leaders – all those from Trent Lott to Carl Rove, to possibly your County Party leaders – are weak, disillusioned, and vulnerable, now is the time to really capture the GOP by vetting anyone that comes to the fore about their knowledge of Constitutional Principles. And if they can’t show the proficiency and passion for forwarding those principles challenging them – even working to take them down before they get too much traction within the ‘system’…and possibly even running for that office ourselves.

As this develops, it will put fear into the Rinos, and that’s got to be good.

Maybe, also, we ought to be physically calling on the large doners to the establishment Superpacks and inform them that they have just helped waste everyone’s time and put their country in further peril with their money, and that we’ll call them out by name for it on every website like this from now on.

I really think this being an establishment-republican is a dirty business today…they deserve to be defeated at all costs.

He really didn’t change any of his views. He “changed” in party name only. We need to realize that Moderate Republicans and Democrats are the same darn thing…

Really once when figure that if Perot hadn’t run, Bush would have be reelected.

Oooh, hadn’t even thought of that one. Good one, checkmate!

Hmmm….. color me shocked.

I think the time has come for some
action.

The communists in 1963 set out for
themselves 45 goals to destroy America. Whenever they got stuck on
one they went to another. In my 58 years of living I have never seen
them hesitate or quit their purpose. They have been relentless and
so must we.

In the modern day era when a
complicated idea must be presented a flow chart is used to show the
basic structure and how everything is related.

I’d like to call on anyone and everyone
in the Tea Party to help organize our own goals and to counter the
onslaught our country has taken from these progressives.

The communists didn’t take over this
country overnight, they did it piece by piece. We will not get this
country back all at once, we are going to have to take it back piece
by piece.

We have an election coming up in 2014.

What good will it do to get every hard
core conservative we want elected, if John Boehner and Mitch
McConnell are still in a position of leadership. They have to go and
go now, to prepare for 2014! If we want our leadership to pay
attention to us then they need to know that we can effect them and it
would be nice for them to see that we can reach out and touch them at
will.

To build our political structure, I’m
not suggesting that we do anything different than we have been doing,
except to be much more deliberate about it.

There are certain groups that have
actually been able to bring the fight directly to Obama and his
minions, they have a four year track record, “Judicial Watch” is
one of them. “Freedomworks” is another and so has “Campaign
for Liberty.” How many others are there and what piece of the
puzzle do they fill in.

In this fight we need quite a number of
different groups. To start with, we need research groups that can
get at the true history of this country and bring it forth. More
recently, we need our congressman’s voting record and all the
legislation that has been passed and the damage it has done to us
over time.

Many of these groups already exist, who
are they? Where are they? How accurate have they been? Which ones
are duplicating efforts already provided. Which ones are the best?

There are organizations that are
watching the opposition, Watching bills that are being introduced
and dealing directly with the congressman. We need head hunters
looking for future conservative representatives, we need to educate
the public and develop our own way of bypassing a corrupt media. and
contributions must be raised for campaigns. No one group can do
everything, yet, everything must be done.

The progressives finance their efforts
with taxpayer dollars and reward anyone who helps them with taxpayer
dollars. This should be one of the main reasons for not supporting
higher taxes and for demanding spending cuts. Who do you think is
going to get all that money and do you think that once they have been
paid for supporting Obama and his policies that they will suddenly
support us because all they money their getting is hurting us?

The intellectual discipline of creating
an organizational flow chart is to make certain that we have what we
need to make a difference. It also helps anyone who wants to help to
see at a glance where they may be able to apply their talents. We
need to identify key organizations make certain that they are well
funded. We need to make certain that any groups they rely on for
support are funded and we can’t afford to duplicate our efforts.

Finally, lets take on the challenge of
firing, John Boehner and Mitch McConnell as a first step. This
will both develop and test our process and let the Republicans know
that if they want to be Democrats they can follow Charlie Crist’s
lead and join the Democrats. We don’t need traitors in the only
party we have left!

I agree fully with the tone and message of what you say. So much of the current progressive maneuvers have been going on in the light of the exposure that ‘we’ grassroots can muster individually, but so far the nay-sayers on the Left with their media continue to carry the day. Yet without the consorted effort of ALL the parties including missing House and Senate leadership fostering each individual concern, the efforts of the ‘engaged’, and the informed Americans go wasted. Since these ‘issues’ come faster than they are exposed and dealt with, I’m afraid Cloward-Pivin is effectively working now. The first/only job is to form a new structure of grassroots-through-Republican-leadership cohesiveness – a tremendously daunting job.