Consequences of Fraud and Fools

By: chicagobluesgirl (Diary)  |  July 1st at 10:29 AM  | 

A conservative win in November will be a miracle and a loss securely tied to fraud and fools.

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Ousting the King

By: chicagobluesgirl (Diary)  |  June 26th at 01:37 PM  | 

It is time to oust the king. Treason is defined as the betrayal of one’s own country by waging war against it or by consciously or purposely acting to aid its enemies. Here is a list of several examples of Obama’s involvement in activities that deliberately step on our Constitution…although we would like to see him tried for his heinous acts against America, we need to be expedient–at this time–we just need to get him OUT of office. Work to do this.

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Pruning the Republican Establishment

By: chicagobluesgirl (Diary)  |  June 10th at 02:24 AM  | 

Let’s face it, our 50 years of laxness was unable to get us a true conservative nominee for the White House in 2012. We woke up 5 or 6 years ago, but were asleep for generations. One of my favorite quotes goes something like this: “It took a long time to get this way; it ain’t gonna change overnight.” And I’ve also learned that everything of value is expensive–in time, in effort, in blood, sweat and tears.
So we have a nominee that is not Reaganesque. Let’s surround him with true conservatives. We need one as a VP running mate and we need to stack the Congress with genuine conservatives. Radical liberals must be voted out and help RINOS follow suit. If Romney is surrounded by true conservatives, I’m not stupid enough to believe he’ll become one, but my contention is that were this the case, Romney will be forced to move to the right. Even Clinton shifted to the center.

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The Flea Party’s Uphill Battle

By: chicagobluesgirl (Diary)  |  October 14th at 09:32 AM  | 

…To many top Democrats the OWS {Occupy Wall Street} crew looks like a winning candidate as the answer to the Tea Party. Except that it isn’t. The Tea Party is comprised of working Americans who want the government to get out of their faces. They are advocates for smaller governments with less spending and more mindful of the Constitution. OWS, on the other hand, is | Read More »