John Boehner is a man I have instinctively distrusted since he was made Speaker of the House. There is just something about the man that rubs me the wrong way -- too establishment, too "moderate," too spineless. He's a Republican along the lines of John McCain and other RINOs who are too willing to compromise their principles.
Now the GOP Establishment fools are ready to drive the Hara Kiri knife deeper into the bowels of the Party they represent, by caving on "immigration reform." Immigration reform, of course, means more Hispanics who will register and vote as Democrats.
Doug Ross Journal has the story here.
Saturday, November 10, 2012
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For whatever reason, Boehner doesn't get on my nerves.
What IS getting on my nerves is all this GOP talk about what went wrong for the election. I've heard conservative pundit after conservative pundit talking about making the GOP into a bigger tent: embrace the gay movement, embrace immigration, changing the approach to foreign policy, etc. At the rate that some of them are talking, there will be very little difference between the two big Parties!
America has changed into "America." At this point, I am a stranger in a strange land!
I saw this headline on this week's cover of Newsweek: "GOP: You're old, You're White, You're History!" Propaganda or realism?
AOW, I agree. The fools who talk such nonsense forget that "getting elected" is the means to an end (freedom and prosperity) and not the end itself. I too feel like a stranger in a strange land, and yes, we are "old and white," but not history, not yet. The parasites need a host, and if we go, there will be no one left to rob. However, it is time for radical action, including nullification by states, and a refusal to obey Federal mandates and erroneous Supreme Court decisions (at the state level, not the individual level).
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