I'm sure Lenin, Mao and Fidel Castro used such sentiment to get government involved in agricultural and industrial production as well. Tea-Partiers sound like Communists. Astute conservatives know the Tea Party movement is riff with Republicans who live by the attitude of 'big government for me, little government for you.' Tea Partiers are not for small government and free markets at all. These Tea-Partiers have a keen sense of their own entitlement to pork, perk and privilege. These phony conservatives want taxpayer's money to be given to themselves. Phony conservatives wrap themselves up in the flag and use our Lord's suffering to protect the perk, pork and privilege they feel they are entitled to!

I'm sure Lenin, Mao and Fidel Castro used such sentiment to get government involved in agricultural and industrial production as well. Tea-Partiers sound like Communists. Astute conservatives know the Tea Party movement is riff with Republicans who live by the attitude of 'big government for me, little government for you.' Tea Partiers are not for small government and free markets at all. These Tea-Partiers have a keen sense of their own entitlement to pork, perk and privilege. These phony conservatives want taxpayer's money to be given to themselves. Phony conservatives wrap themselves up in the flag and use our Lord's suffering to protect the perk, pork and privilege they feel they are entitled to!

I'm sure Lenin, Mao and Fidel Castro used such sentiment to get government involved in agricultural and industrial production as well. Tea-Partiers sound like Communists. Astute conservatives know the Tea Party movement is riff with Republicans who live by the attitude of 'big government for me, little government for you.' Tea Partiers are not for small government and free markets at all. These Tea-Partiers have a keen sense of their own entitlement to pork, perk and privilege. These phony conservatives want taxpayer's money to be given to themselves. Phony conservatives wrap themselves up in the flag and use our Lord's suffering to protect the perk, pork and privilege they feel they are entitled to!

I had the opportunity to talk to some Tea-Partiers and got an eerie feeling. Please, let me explain. Some will say , "As an aside, I own a small farm." I ask, "Do you support American taxpayer's wealth being redistributed to American farmers?" The farmer replies, "For the small family farmer this is not an easy life; up at dawn and often working past dusk." I tell them, "Does that really matter? All that matters is 'Can you compete in the global economy?'" The farmer replies, "If I didn't get government help, I would be out of business." I say "Marxists, like many here, would have government subsidies for buggy-whip makers for heavens sake, because they too worked from dusk til dawn!"

When George W. Bush went to New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina, he said, "We will rebuild New Orleans no matter how long it takes!" Isn't that a socialist statement? Wasn't he suggesting that a redistribution of wealth take place? Where in the U.S. Constitution does it give the president the power to respond to a natural disaster? If a power is not explicitly given to the federal government then that power is left to the states. Long live the X Amendment!

When George W. Bush went to New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina, he said, "We will rebuild New Orleans no matter how long it takes!" Isn't that a socialist statement? Wasn't he suggesting that a redistribution of wealth take place? Where in the U.S. Constitution does it give the president the power to respond to a natural disaster? If a power is not explicitly given to the federal government then that power is left to the states. Long live the X Amendment!

When George W. Bush went to New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina, he said, "We will rebuild New Orleans no matter how long it takes!" Isn't that a socialist statement? Wasn't he suggesting that a redistribution of wealth take place? Where in the U.S. Constitution does it give the president the power to respond to a natural disaster? If a power is not explicitly given to the federal government then that power is left to the states. Long live the X Amendment!

When George W. Bush went to New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina, he said, "We will rebuild New Orleans no matter how long it takes!" Isn't that a socialist statement? Wasn't he suggesting that a redistribution of wealth take place? Where in the U.S. Constitution does it give the president the power to respond to a natural disaster? If a power is not explicitly given to the federal government then that power is left to the states. Long live the X Amendment!

When George W. Bush went to New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina, he said, "We will rebuild New Orleans no matter how long it takes!" Isn't that a socialist statement? Wasn't he suggesting that a redistribution of wealth take place? Where in the U.S. Constitution does it give the president the power to respond to a natural disaster? If a power is not explicitly given to the federal government then that power is left to the states. Long live the X Amendment!

When George W. Bush went to New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina, he said, "We will rebuild New Orleans no matter how long it takes!" Isn't that a socialist statement? Wasn't he suggesting that a redistribution of wealth take place? Where in the U.S. Constitution does it give the president the power to respond to a natural disaster? If a power is not explicitly given to the federal government then that power is left to the states. Long live the X Amendment!