Showing posts with label Bob Corker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bob Corker. Show all posts

Thursday, 31 July 2014

Thad Cochran, the GOP - RNC, and Losing More Slowly

Jai singh | 06:08 | | | | | | | | Be the first to comment!
Thad Cochran represents exactly what's wrong the GOP - RNC: they are an elitist thug-group, willing members of the Ruling Class, who seek only their own reinstatement to power regardless of what the majority of Republicans want.

What we grass-roots Republicans WANT is CHANGE from being shoved farther-Left every cycle. We've been pushed steadily Leftwards for the last 40 years.

The only coalesced group of Americans who are demanding a CHANGE in direction, and offer solid push-back against Leftists of all stripes, are those despised by both the mainstream RNC - GOP and the Democrats, the so-called TEA Party.

These RNC - GOP Ruling Class elitists will settle for "Losing More Slowly", that is, allowing these fundamentally-lost (and I'm willing to term them un-American, given their stature in comparison to Americans past) Democrats to win by giving in to "Pragmatic" agreements that ratchet the Center ever Leftwards.

Then, leaving no time to weigh consequences, the Democrats come back with their practiced full-on tantrums (see: Barack Obama's ongoing Clown Show since his election), demanding even more movement Leftwards.

The Ruling Class RNC - GOP seems always willing to pragmatically give more ground, every time they're faced with a boisterous, loudmouthed, dedicated group of shouting Leftists. Without a group equally charged opposing these rabid dogs, we can't stop our Republic's Center from eroding. There's no pendulum left to swing back, to CHANGE direction, because the current RNC - GOP leadership isn't strong enough; and worse, they've adopted the habits of the Democrats. Having already 'arrived' in power and perks, the GOP - RNC leadership lacks desire to put in the effort it will take to CHANGE, or even strongly oppose, our Republic's fatal shift to Leftism.

It's past time we abandon this current lineup of GOP - RNC Ruling Class elitists. We can't stop this Republic from failing due to unsustainable fiscal policies and raunchy social squalor unless we STOP the GOP's willingness to allow this steady "Losing More Slowly" ratcheting-to-Left that we, the meek GOP VoteCash Cows are expected to unquestioningly fund with our votes and donations.

ABANDON the GOP. There's no other way to stem our slide, now that the GOP - RNC pulls stunts like they did in the Mississippi Senate runoff, reinstating the senile, tottering old RINO Thad Cochran by showing how easy they too can play the Democrats' games when the need arises.

We must STOP the Leftward-March of the GOP - RNC - the Democrats, or we will implode this Republic in a coming struggle like no one alive has ever seen before.



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GOP, RNC, the Democrats, John McCain, Bob Corker, Ruling Class, Losing More Slowly, ABANDON THE GOP

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Tuesday, 26 July 2011

Various reactions to "Barack the Mad"'s pathetic debt Speech

Jai singh | 06:03 | | | | Be the first to comment!
Fred Thompson...
MSNBC's Chris Matthews: President Obama is "doing what Reagan did." Yeah - making people not want to re-elect a Democrat President. #tcot

From the Daily Caller

Sen. Orrin Hatch...
“The President spoke of consensus and compromise,” said Hatch in a statement, “but when has he ever brought people together?”

Sen Roy Blunt...
“Our problem in Washington isn’t that we’re taxing too little — it’s that we’re spending too much. Unfortunately, the President’s repeated calls for higher taxes will not encourage job creators to grow their businesses and hire more workers.”

Sen Lindsey Graham...
“President Obama has never committed to any plan that will stop America from becoming Greece. [T]he only hope I see where we avoid becoming a debtor nation,” Graham added, “is passage of a Balanced Budget Constitutional Amendment.”

Sen Rand Paul...
“Political scare tactics and smoke-and-mirror ‘deals’ won’t solve our debt problem, and in fact will likely cause a larger one by forcing the downgrading of our debt rating.”

Rep. Tom Price (Ga)...
[the president] “continues to sow the seeds of division in this nation by lining his misleading rhetoric with the tenants of class warfare.”

Can't find Sen. Lamar Alexander's or Bob Corker's immediate reactions. Sen. Corker is supposed to be on the radio (Ralph Bristol's show) at 8:05 AM today. Listen live online (WWTN 99.7).

BEST FOR LAST! From the LA Times...

New polls confirm Obama's Democratic base crumbles

With all of the spotlights on the high-stakes debt maneuverings by President Obama and Speaker John Boehner the last few days, few people noticed what Vermont's Sen. Bernie Sanders said:

"I think it would be a good idea if President Obama faced some primary opposition."

This is political treason 469 days before a presidential election. Yes, yes, this is just a crusty old New England independent for now, albeit one who caucuses loyally with Harry Reid's Democratic posse.

To be sure, 30 months after he returned to home cooking, George W. Bush still gets majority blame for the economy.

But here's the breaking news for wishful Democrats: George W. Bush isn't running for anything but exercise.

"More than a third of Americans now believe that President Obama’s policies are hurting the economy, and confidence in his ability to create jobs is sharply eroding among his base," the Post reports. ...

Strong support among liberal Democrats for Obama's jobs record has plummeted 22 points from 53% down below a third. African Americans who believe the president's measures helped the economy have plunged from 77% to barely half.

Obama's overall job approval on the economy has slid below 40% for the first time, with 57% disapproving. And strong disapprovers outnumber approvers by better than two-to-one.

Ahhhh, it's nice to smell the 'Primary' talk early in the mornings, isn't it?


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Friday, 22 July 2011

Weekend Video

Jai singh | 18:47 | | | | | Be the first to comment!
Hank Williams Jr.'s "The Last Love Song"...





...was written and released in 1973, with the album appearing in '74. When I heard this single on AM radio back then, I was transfixed, mistakenly hearing the lyrics as "black hair against white legs" instead of "black hair against white lace". I think the former makes more sense, and that sort of thing would certainly have scandalized Nashville 'establishment' (they would be 'rocked' soon enough).


The album's cover photo was obviously made a couple years before Hank Williams Jr. fell 442' on Ajax Mountain in Montana, suffering severe head and facial damage, and permanent scarring, prompting the sunglasses, hat, beard (and OUTLAW! disposition?).

Oh, and Williams is a Republican. A Good Man. From Wiki...

Williams has been politically involved with the Republican Party. For the 2000 election, he redid his song “We Are Young Country” to “This is Bush–Cheney Country.” On October 15, 2008, at a rally in Virginia Beach for Republican presidential nominee John McCain, he performed “McCain–Palin Tradition,” a song in support of McCain and his vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin.[7]

On November 20, 2008, Williams announced that he will run for the U.S. Senate in 2012 as a Republican party candidate, challenging incumbent Republican Senator Bob Corker.[8] Williams was reported to have already consulted with Senator Lamar Alexander and former Senator Bill Frist, both Republicans from Tennessee.

Could he beat Bob Corker? Would people come out and support Hank Williams Jr. as U.S. Senator from Tennessee? Hell yeah!

Stranger things have happened. Just look at what is sitting Senator from Minnesota, Al (Freakin') Franken. And at what is that?, a dirty socialist sitting in the Oval Office.
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