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Uh Oh! The Progressives Have Figured Out How The Tea Parties Took Over the GOP…

Hartmann: "The Mystery of the Concord Project you need to know..."

By: LaborUnionReport (Diary)  |  August 4th, 2011 at 11:00 PM  | 

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Wow! It’s really flattering that radio talk-show host Thom Hartmann is attributing the Concord Project with the Tea Party taking over the GOP. The fact is, though, the GOP is still filled with those who would compromise the Constitution and bankrupt our country. Taking over the GOP has barely begun and, more importantly, the Tea Party (and other conservative activists) taking over the GOP involves many more people, groups, and organizations than the Concord Project.

Nevertheless, if Thom Hartmann wants to give some credit to the Concord Project for the strategy to take over the GOP, as long as it gets you to really know how important precinct activism is, so be it. More importantly, if Marxists progressives understanding the strategy and doing it themselves, get you motivated to get involved, even better.



Here’s the reality: Introduced here on RedState last September, the Concord Project is a tool. It is a learning tool (with resources and videos), a hub (wiki) for activists, where PC activists can work together on GOTV. The Concord Project is not what will take over a political party—it is the strategy that ColdWarrior has tenaciously written about here on RedState. It is also the work of current and former RedStaters and thousands of others throughout the U.S. that is making precinct activism a success.

For example, if you were at RightOnline, you may have attended the session on the Importance of Precinct Activism. If not, you can view a great presentation here featuring some ordinary Americans doing extraordinary things simply by getting involved and raising their hand for the country during a time of need.

Interestingly, as ColdWarrior notes, the #progs are going to try to use precinct activism to turn the Democratic Party even further to the Left. [Is that even possible?]

The Democratic Underground has discovered precinct activism. Will you?

For more information on Precinct Activism, go to:

RedState: Rebuilding the GOP: The Committeeman Project
The Neighborhood Precinct Committeeman Strategy
Procinct
American Majority’s Precinct Project

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  • http://charlemagne-the-hammer.blogspot.com/ DerKrieger

    …aka socialists, communists, moochers, parasites, and outright lunatics make up only 20%+ of the electorate. They can’t achieve a majority. Little by little people are beginning to realize Margaret Thatcher’s statement, “socialism lasts only until they run out of other people’s money”. Not an exact quote but same point. What are they going to say to rally people to their banner ( hammer and sickle?) “Join us, help us pillage your neighbors!” “Vote Democrat and get lots of free stuff!” “KILL the rich!” “Uniom wages for everyone!”

    They simply have no compelling appeal that doesn’t involve appealing tour our basest emotions.

  • traversecityconservative

    It was Redstate and ColdWarrior that taught me about what precinct delegates are – and now I IS one :)

    • http://www.laborunionreport.com LaborUnionReport

      …of the Concord Project on RedState: http://bit.ly/nKLjg5

  • http://pocketchangeproductions.net/ anotherindyfilmguy

    Expect the distortions and attacks to get worse and worse as time goes on.

  • FlyingTigress

    (best Charlton Heston imitation)

    “The TEA Party is people!”

    well, and we have cookies.

  • jeffreywturner

    The more successful they are in seizing control of the Democrat establishment, the more marginalized the Democrats become and the easier it will be to defeat them.

    What the Left fails to realize is that the Tea Party types moving the GOP to the Right actually helps the GOP on balance, because the USA is a center-right country. This is evidenced by the fact that in the last Presidential election, BOTH of the candidates were pretending to be more conservative than they really were. (ie: Obama was pretending not to be a Socialist and McCain was pretending to be in favor of tax cuts)

    I say good on the moonbats. Please, please let purge the sane people from the Democratic Party and make it lurch even farther to the Left (if that is even possible).

    • jeffreywturner

      Let’s let them nominate one of their favs like Bernie Sanders* (ie the only member of the Dem caucus that actually admits to being a socialist) to run for President, and we will nominate a Tea Party fav like Marco Rubio, then we will see where America really is.

      *I know he is technically an independent, but he still caucuses with them.

  • johnt

    people. Last thing they think about before falling asleep, first thing as they rouse themselves in the morning, inevitably to begin another day of racism and hate.
    Things have changed, not long ago many of these people were the “mind numbed robots” of Rush Limbaugh, aware only of their greed.
    They lacked the intelligence and foresight of leftists[ now progressives, sounds nicer] who looked to the future and saw the desperate need for what is now $17 trillion deficits.
    That’s the breaks, some of us have it, some of us don’t.

  • http://www.fpcr.org balloonjuice

    To put conservative and constitutional candidates in office requires not only precinct chairs (and I am one, so not belittling it), but also requires winsome, articulate candidates with savvy campaign managers.

    If “Progressives” ran on their platform they would lose every time. Hartman is correct when he says we can undo the progressives’ work of the last century. Don’t lose heart and never give in.

  • toothpick

    The guy in the video is delusional, asserting that the Democratic Party has moved to the center. Let’s hope the Dems act on that delusion – the further they lurch to the left, the better our chances to take back the White House and Senate. Freshmen like Rubio, Lee, Paul, and Johnson are a great voting bloc but I’d like another 50 or 60 just like them in the Senate.

    I only wish the Tea Party were as influential as he says we are.

    And in case you are wondering: yes, I am a Precinct Committeeman, and I do intend to help take the Republican Party back to its roots in Constitutional Conservatism..

  • http://www4.webng.com/rickbull/lostlucky/ rickbull

    Anybody got a couple hundred cases of clues we can arrange to have drop shipped to his office?