Posted by
King Vinyl on Wednesday, April 21, 2010 2:07:38 PM
As I watched the Fox All-Stars last Sunday morning duke it out over some comments our president directed at the Tea-Party. I thought back to the segment at the beginning with Senator McCain and I realized something unique that both the “rinos” and the “liberals” have in common when it comes to the Tea-Party “movement”. They don’t see the look; that look of betrayal on the faces of many voters today. The “tea-party” is two kinds of people those who know what change really means and those realize it's deception and hope to make amends for the prior ignorance.
Mr. Obama may just go down in history as the worst presidential disaster in US history with his race as a mere foot note while it’s mis-use just another reminder for future generations the cost of stupidity a deliberate form of ignorance. Unlike former president Clinton this president lacks the Teflon courage of selfpreserving charisma when he is challenged on almost anything of substance. In meandering statements made off script you can see the rage of a radical activist build as the hate foments the painfull scars well up as fresh wounds his soul as he coils to lash out.
His unsuspecting colleges especially those facing an almost certain landslide defeat in this Novembers midterms know all to well from townhall exscourations what is at the core of the “tea party” movement; truth. While those in Senate and competitive district beg for support some of whom have to wonder why they were led to this place. Were they deceived by their own party taken as lambs to the slaughter or did they lose site of their morals.
What those with seats on the isle can’t see is that the “tea-party” is not looking to make deals, not interested in anything bipartisan, no political correctness, no more lies period, no excuses, end of story. John McCain will be retired by the people of Arizona with the same tongue and cheek gracious farewells as the Straight “--“ Express loss of 00‘, and his “my [Maverick] friends” campaign loss in 08’. Charlie Crist seems poised to go back on his pledge not to run as an independent for the next Florida Senator because of his embarrassing 20+ point deficit to Republican Marc Arubio. The Lindsay Grahams of the world are running out of allies within our party as the isle grows wider. All will have plenty of time to reflect in their forced retirement from public service once the electorate is threw weighing in it’s opinions on this matter. As this movement understands the hard facts that this is not a 2010 issue but also a 2012 issue as well.
Some Democrats however have no clue what damage they have done when it concerns their ties to those various voter blocks. Those of the “baby boomer” and what remains of this nations “greatest” generations most of which who bought the “hopey/changey” mantra even if they didn‘t vote for it. Now see their goodwill trashed along with the legacy of a great nation. This block of voters has a deep seeded hatred for the Communism embraced by this administration. To them 9/11 was not a wake up call but rather a vindication, and Waco was their wake up call to what length the US government could be corrupted by one individual in power.
For those in the 18-24 crowd buyers remorse is an even tougher pill to swallow. For most of them this was their first national election, and the historic nature of Obama’s race being a huge factor. All their lives they have been told about equal rights and it doesn't square with the blatent double stnadard they can't ignore. They also remember a standard of living they can only dream about regaining as it now slips away into the nightmare as fear mounts a full blown depression. For many of them the word VOTE has become a four letter word and they will be less likely to return. To them this was OneBigAstronomicalMistakeAmerica!!!
For the 80’s bunch the do good Democrat appeal is all but gone along with their comfort zone. If any one group will show up at the the polls this November it will most certainly this group. Many of them have to go back to their childhood (i.e. the Carter administration) memories as a reference of times so tough. That said this is the first generation that was convinced by in large that spanking=child abuse that evolution trumps faith and that man can do anything. Everyone in this group knows working families who have lost their homes while seeing the ones who don’t try getting by easier.
To put it lightly the “tea party” is not a movement , it's a calling to America, to Americans; wake up before this political correctness turns us into that from which we came. The paradiem has shifted, the polls have flipped, the emotions of Communist slave bait have soured to the people who see the noose tighten around their necks.
Is it too late?