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Romney May Be the End of the Line for the Republican Establishment

bgmk Wrote: Sep 21, 2012 12:20 AM

EVERYBODY sees the "divide" but EVERBODY is equally in DENIAL that somehow, with just the "right" candidate, the Reagan Magic can be captured in a bottle again. 1. It ain't gonna happen, when have we had a REAL LIMITED GOVERNMENT CONSERVATIVE since RR? 2. EVEN IF IT DOES, WHAT WILL IT ACCOMPLISH? What is LEFT of the Reagan Revolution? Of the Contract with America? When have you EVER in OVER a CENTURY SIGNIFICANTLY REVERSED the March toward Socialism in any LONG Term way? The Commiequeers* are Flesh Eating Zombies, dumbcits, you can Burn em, or Blow em away, but as long as all you do is throw ballots at em THE WILL EAT YOU! Rassmusse, Williams, Thomas, Parker, Prager--all RIGHT! And all USELESS! If you want to SAVE The Republic...

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anonymous3218 Wrote: Sep 21, 2012 3:02 AM

I've flagged you for the call to violence. This is a far cry from 1776 and we've got nothing like collective genius of the Founding Fathers to guide a revolution or raise up a new and better country from the ashes. It would never work. Besides, those great men already gifted us with a constitution that is the finest such document ever conceived. The answer is to fight to return to its principals without giving up the progress we've made towards a more enlightened society (and I don't mean the touchy-feely gobbledygook the left has been feeding us, but rational progress based on constitutional principles and law).

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bgmk Wrote: Sep 21, 2012 12:26 AM

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Romney May Be the End of the Line for the Republican Establishment

Mitt Romney's comments about 47 percent of Americans being dependent on government and locked in to vote for President Obama highlight a fundamental reality in American politics today: The gap between the American people and the political class is bigger than the gap between Republicans and Democrats in Washington, D.C.

Romney's remarks are the GOP equivalent of Obama's notorious comments about small-town Pennsylvania voters bitterly clinging to their guns and religion.

Both Romney and Obama highlighted the condescending attitude that political elites hold of the people they want to rule over. A National Journal survey found that...

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