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Tea Party versus The GOP - And the Winner is? Conservatism!!!!!!
The big winner from last nights’ election was “Conservatism”. The mainstream media and the Democratic Party are salivating over the opportunity to “exploit” or “perpetuate” a major rift between the “Tea Party” and the GOP “Establishment”. That should NOT be the storyline and knuckleheads like Karl Rove are diving headfirst into the trap.
For new readers, I will say this again. The “Tea Party” is not about any one person or any specific organization. It is an “Attitude” and a system of beliefs that supports Conservatism, Christian Principles, and the written platform of the Republican Party.
If you consider yourself a “Member” of the “Tea Party Movement”, I encourage you to look past the physical bellybutton of ANY politician regardless of whom they are! Rather, focus on the SEAT that their derrière / behind will be occupying after they are elected by “We the People”. Hold them accountable for their votes. Work like crazy to keep them in office when their actions and voting records support your conservative beliefs. Work like crazy to “replace” them when they don’t. It is quite simple actually.
The magic of the “Tea Party Movement” is that incumbent Democrats and Republicans have suddenly become more conservative in the past 2 years. Politicians running for office at all levels of government are spewing “conservatism” as a major component of their “revised” platforms. Most importantly, the “Tea Party Movement” has inspired millions of Americans to become reacquainted with the Constitution unlike they have been at any other time in their lives. This country may have been asleep at the wheel for the past 75 years during the progressive movement. However, with a Constitution in one hand and a bible in the other, it won’t take nearly as long to “correct” the damage in my humble opinion. What say you?
For new readers, I will say this again. The “Tea Party” is not about any one person or any specific organization. It is an “Attitude” and a system of beliefs that supports Conservatism, Christian Principles, and the written platform of the Republican Party.
If you consider yourself a “Member” of the “Tea Party Movement”, I encourage you to look past the physical bellybutton of ANY politician regardless of whom they are! Rather, focus on the SEAT that their derrière / behind will be occupying after they are elected by “We the People”. Hold them accountable for their votes. Work like crazy to keep them in office when their actions and voting records support your conservative beliefs. Work like crazy to “replace” them when they don’t. It is quite simple actually.
The magic of the “Tea Party Movement” is that incumbent Democrats and Republicans have suddenly become more conservative in the past 2 years. Politicians running for office at all levels of government are spewing “conservatism” as a major component of their “revised” platforms. Most importantly, the “Tea Party Movement” has inspired millions of Americans to become reacquainted with the Constitution unlike they have been at any other time in their lives. This country may have been asleep at the wheel for the past 75 years during the progressive movement. However, with a Constitution in one hand and a bible in the other, it won’t take nearly as long to “correct” the damage in my humble opinion. What say you?
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Permalink Reply by John Stolte on -
So, then, what symbol should we adopt to wear (a pin or badge) to make us stand out? Not something garish, gaudy, or large but something that identifies us?
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Permalink Reply by Sally on -
John, what Glenn seemed to be saying is that we should NOT stand out. We need to look like everyday Americans and not wear anything different or hold up anything controversial. He said our strength would be in our numbers, our solidarity. We should stand holding hands or close together with one purpose. At least that's the way I understood it. I wouldn't think if we were protesting a particluar thing or person or viewpoint, this would apply, as we'd need signs for that. I think this was mainly for big rallies, tea-parties, etc. but he did say no more costumes and stand-out attire. We just don't need to give the opponent anything to point to and say, "Look at those crazy nuts - those weird tea party people." We need to look more like everyman.
John S said:So, then, what symbol should we adopt to wear (a pin or badge) to make us stand out? Not something garish, gaudy, or large but something that identifies us?
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Permalink Reply by John Stolte on
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I was thinking about a pin or something. Masons wear a Masonic ring to tell others who they are.
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Permalink Reply by Yvonne Starks on -
Got to go back to Rove at least one more time. He was on FOX's Greta VanSusteran show last night "to explain himself regarding O'Donnell." His best explanation was that he is hired by FOX to be an analyst and he simply analyzed this election. Huh? He didn't analyze the election---he analyzed her problems.
Now, in some fairness, he did further explain his concentration on her was about what could be major problems in Delaware's general election in November. But, sorry, Karl---I see it as your simply providing more ammunition for Democrat Chris Coons, her US Senate opponent, and the over-all Left, to use against her in this upcoming election! The Left is going to thrive on the delicious-ness of it that it was coming from "Bush's brain".....Oh, thanks, smartest-of-all-strategitists-Rove
Paid as an analyst, are you, Rove? How about the full analyzation of why her Republican primary opponent, Mike Castle, LOST the race, using your whiteboard predictions of what this means for the general election?
On KCMO's Chris Stigall radio show this morning, Chris read an article about Rove's O'Donnell situation. Author said Rove has now outlived his useful "Left Brain" strategies. We are now in a "Right Brain" mode in America---(i.e., Ronald Reagan---big ideas toward restoring America to its Constitutional roots).
P.S. Sidebar: Mike Castle received a call from "the White House" and has yet to congratulate O'Donnell on her win. See a "conversion" in the crystal ball, do you? Of course, that would actually not be much of a conversion---he voted for Cap and Trade, is pro choice---and sure there's much more of this type of liberal-progressive Democrat-voting and thinking in his 40-year political history. As O'Donnell aptly dubbed him, he's been an "Obama Republican."
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Permalink Reply by Robert Wood on -
I somewhat agree with Beck on his analysis! Just got back from DC and attended the Unite in Action XPO and the 9/12 Rally. Signs are good if you have a great point to make about an issue. The issue I have with the costumes is with context. We have some people wearing constumes and portraying our founders and others in an odd light. We had a lunch presentation at the XPO that was a good example of this. We had some people dressing up in colonial garb and putting on a skit that was rauchous and slapsticky. They had Martha Washington as a bar maid and Samuel Adams as a lush. It went over like a lead balloon.
Next we had Bob Basso come up and portray the great Thomas Paine. He captured the man and his message with his usual flair and gusto. He got the audience to think about what is going on in the country and what we need to do to get back to greatness. This was the portrayal that we need if we are going to use the image and likeness of our founders. We do not honor them by making fun of them or using their likeness to make fun of others. I would love to see more accurate portayals given around Constitution Day and Independence Day to educate the public on what our founders did to secure and defend our freedom.
We need to be aware of who we are and what we stand for. We need to honor those who came before us and cherish the message they left us. I believe that signs should portray a positive message and we should watch for negativity and bad taste when we are representing this honorable movement. Don't give the other side more ammunition to use against us. One thing they will never have is the honor and respect of the American people.
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Permalink Reply by Sally on
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Very well said, Robert! You point out when signs are appropriate and useful, and also when costumes and such are distractions that can be used against us. I think that is exactly the point Beck was making. He also said that there had been a time to call attention to our movement, but now it isn't necessary or wise - they KNOW who we are and what we stand for! We don't need to give them ammunition. Thanks for your view!
Robert Wood said:I somewhat agree with Beck on his analysis! Just got back from DC and attended the Unite in Action XPO and the 9/12 Rally. Signs are good if you have a great point to make about an issue. The issue I have with the costumes is with context. We have some people wearing constumes and portraying our founders and others in an odd light. We had a lunch presentation at the XPO that was a good example of this. We had some people dressing up in colonial garb and putting on a skit that was rauchous and slapsticky. They had Martha Washington as a bar maid and Samuel Adams as a lush. It went over like a lead balloon.
Next we had Bob Basso come up and portray the great Thomas Paine. He captured the man and his message with his usual flair and gusto. He got the audience to think about what is going on in the country and what we need to do to get back to greatness. This was the portrayal that we need if we are going to use the image and likeness of our founders. We do not honor them by making fun of them or using their likeness to make fun of others. I would love to see more accurate portayals given around Constitution Day and Independence Day to educate the public on what our founders did to secure and defend our freedom.
We need to be aware of who we are and what we stand for. We need to honor those who came before us and cherish the message they left us. I believe that signs should portray a positive message and we should watch for negativity and bad taste when we are representing this honorable movement. Don't give the other side more ammunition to use against us. One thing they will never have is the honor and respect of the American people.
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Permalink Reply by Mark Samuel on -
This is going to be very interest election in DE and I am worried that the left will try to spin this into a "conservatives are crazy" who hate social security or any other govt program etc... I am worried that it will cause the independents, or those who maybe are not as conservative, but do believe in the tea party, to pull away or split etc...
Very tough call...how do we fight for conservative values, but not split or alienate those who have different views within the red side of the fence and also win general elections vs just winning primary elections...
In a nut shell do we fight to win the battles, but lose the wars...for now we need to fight for o'donnell...i hear donations are pouring in for her...
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Permalink Reply by Bob Bowser on -
DOWN with republicrats!
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Permalink Reply by Wayne Raybourn on
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Regarding the "magic", I have not noticed the party electeds becoming more conservative until this summer. Even after last years "town hall" occurrences, the tea party was still being dismissed as irrellevent and astro-turf. The "ins" all thought this was something that would just blow over. They will not accept this movement even after we throw most of them out this November. This is only the beginning of a very long journey. We all need to keep reading, teaching , and voting to have any chance of keeping this "shining city on the hill" for the benefit of our offspring. The fire we feel in our bellys now will have to be kept at high temperatures for the rest of our lives. The progressives will never lose their desire to rule over us peons--that is their natural "right" in their deluded minds. November 3rd,2010, I will shake hands and take a moment to celebrate with my brothers and sisters. The following day I will arise with a prayer to have enough strength to continue the vigilance.
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Permalink Reply by Yvonne Starks on
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Christine O'Donnell such a loser, bad candidate--impossible candidate for Delaware's liberal bent---CAN'T WIN?
Then why has Delaware's fair haired (plugged) home-town boy, Vice President Joe Biden, been immediately called in to campaign for her opponent, Democrat Chris Coons? Was there today already.
Nah, they're not worried---why would they be with such a loser Republican candidate!? uh huh.
Somebody (hello, Karl?) needs to analyze Chris Coons' record, including his tax increases voting record and his statement when he traveled abroad.....that America's" boundless opportunities basically untrue..." as well as a past liking for Marxism (my, my, that sounds familiar---where, oh where have we heard that?). Won't he fit in perfectly with the current administration and power structure---enough even to be called Harry Reid's "PET"..... Lap dog appropriate.
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Permalink Reply by Sally on
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I heard some people today saying Christine O'Donnell can NOT win in very Liberal Delaware. And they're right - IF WE KEEP SAYING THAT! If we keep thinking and saying she can't win and we convince people everywhere that she can't win, then she probably CAN'T. But if people support her - completely - with their money, their letters-to-the-editor, their calls into radio shows, their strong voices everywhere, then maybe she CAN. There are more of us than even we know, and many are conservative and don't realize it. That's our job - to first convince OURSELVES that she can win and then to convince others to vote for her because she represents their views. Then she CAN win!
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