First let me say that Karl Rove’s Republican party can no longer win elections without Tea Party conservatives. The sooner establishment Republicans stop trying to con conservatives the better off the country will be. The strategy “Any Republican is better than a Democrat” used to work. It began to fall apart when Bob Dole lost to known-reprobate Bill Clinton. Today, that strategy is obsolete.
It’s early in the 2016 presidential race, but not too early to compile a personal list of wannabes titled FORGET ABOUT IT. As of today the list is short but growing.
Marco Rubio tops the list for three reasons. He is a senator. He is not eligible. He is for amnesty for illegals. Rubio is entitled to his positions, but only a fool would line up with a loser like John McCain on amnesty no matter he calls it these days.
NOTE: Ted Cruz is also a senator. From what I’ve seen of Cruz I’ll give him a pass on his one sin. If everything remains the same as today when the nominating convention in 2016 rolls around, I make it —— even money Cruz wins it all.
Bobby Jindal follows Rubio on the list because he, too, in not eligible. Voting for either of those two legitimates Hussein’s ineligibility.
Chris Christie is on the list. So far, the only good thing I’ve seen him do is argue with the teachers’ unions. That’s a big plus, but not big enough to erase his numerous sins. On top of everything else he is the governor of one of the most liberal states in the country. Tea Party conservatives must not make the mistake of thinking Christie can wipe out the Romney deficit; that is having been the governor of ultra-liberal Massachusetts. Nobody gets elected in ultra-liberal states until they satisfy a lot of liberal voters. Example: California liberals sure as hell knew what they doing when they helped put Schwarzenegger in office.
I hope John Boehner does not harbor presidential aspirations. “Forget About It” suits him to a tee.
Rand Paul, a FORMER Tea Party darling, is a recent addition to my list:
Finally, instead of becoming mired in the amnesty battle, Tea Party conservatives in Congress should concentrate on legislation preventing illegals from voting. Should amnesty come to a vote they can vote against it. No purpose is served by beating the issue to death beforehand.
On the other hand, Tea Party conservatives would benefit immensely from honest elections, while Democrats would cut their own throats if they vote against fair-and-square elections. The way things stand now Democrats benefit from non-stop amnesty talk because they, and their media stooges, play the false compassion card over and over again while they deliberately obscure all of the destructive consequences amnesty for illegals sets in motion.
The best thing that can happen in this country right now is to fix the broken system of voting. I mean really fix it. That means:
1. a. Enforceable voter identification laws including a comprehensive system of E-Verify designed to prevent illegals from voting b. eliminate the cemetery vote c. eliminate one person voting multiple times. In short: One LIVE eligible voter gets one vote.
2. An accurate ballot-counting process. I suggest that representatives of political parties count the votes at every polling place as they are being cast throughout the day without compromising the secret ballot.
3. Offer each voting district the option of doing away with the secret ballot. Nothing would stop fraud faster than voters knowing their vote went in the right column.
4. A thorough investigation of every incident of voter fraud —— including removing a member of Congress, or the president, if enough fraud to swing the election is proved after they are sworn in. The stuff that went on in 2012 was a disgrace. I expect 2014 will be worse, and I shudder when I think about 2016.
5. Prosecute and punish every poll worker who intimidates opponents. There are enough witnesses present at every polling station to make prosecution possible and easy.
6. Do away with early voting, online voting, and all of the other gimmicks. Rigging elections was bad enough before the gimmicks came along. Fraud has grown in leaps and bounds since the gimmicks.
7. Military personnel SERVING OVERSEAS would be permitted to vote early. Their votes should be counted and certified by three or four officers. The total, rather than the paper ballot, would then be submitted to the Federal Election Commission and included in the final vote count from each state. Military people are not stupid. They’ll work out the details to insure accuracy. In fact, an official paper ballot is not required for the military. Those ballots do seem to get lost in the mail coming and going anyway.
It’s early in the 2016 presidential race, but not too early to compile a personal list of wannabes titled FORGET ABOUT IT. As of today the list is short but growing.
Marco Rubio tops the list for three reasons. He is a senator. He is not eligible. He is for amnesty for illegals. Rubio is entitled to his positions, but only a fool would line up with a loser like John McCain on amnesty no matter he calls it these days.
NOTE: Ted Cruz is also a senator. From what I’ve seen of Cruz I’ll give him a pass on his one sin. If everything remains the same as today when the nominating convention in 2016 rolls around, I make it —— even money Cruz wins it all.
Bobby Jindal follows Rubio on the list because he, too, in not eligible. Voting for either of those two legitimates Hussein’s ineligibility.
Chris Christie is on the list. So far, the only good thing I’ve seen him do is argue with the teachers’ unions. That’s a big plus, but not big enough to erase his numerous sins. On top of everything else he is the governor of one of the most liberal states in the country. Tea Party conservatives must not make the mistake of thinking Christie can wipe out the Romney deficit; that is having been the governor of ultra-liberal Massachusetts. Nobody gets elected in ultra-liberal states until they satisfy a lot of liberal voters. Example: California liberals sure as hell knew what they doing when they helped put Schwarzenegger in office.
I hope John Boehner does not harbor presidential aspirations. “Forget About It” suits him to a tee.
Rand Paul, a FORMER Tea Party darling, is a recent addition to my list:
Finally, instead of becoming mired in the amnesty battle, Tea Party conservatives in Congress should concentrate on legislation preventing illegals from voting. Should amnesty come to a vote they can vote against it. No purpose is served by beating the issue to death beforehand.
On the other hand, Tea Party conservatives would benefit immensely from honest elections, while Democrats would cut their own throats if they vote against fair-and-square elections. The way things stand now Democrats benefit from non-stop amnesty talk because they, and their media stooges, play the false compassion card over and over again while they deliberately obscure all of the destructive consequences amnesty for illegals sets in motion.
The best thing that can happen in this country right now is to fix the broken system of voting. I mean really fix it. That means:
1. a. Enforceable voter identification laws including a comprehensive system of E-Verify designed to prevent illegals from voting b. eliminate the cemetery vote c. eliminate one person voting multiple times. In short: One LIVE eligible voter gets one vote.
2. An accurate ballot-counting process. I suggest that representatives of political parties count the votes at every polling place as they are being cast throughout the day without compromising the secret ballot.
3. Offer each voting district the option of doing away with the secret ballot. Nothing would stop fraud faster than voters knowing their vote went in the right column.
4. A thorough investigation of every incident of voter fraud —— including removing a member of Congress, or the president, if enough fraud to swing the election is proved after they are sworn in. The stuff that went on in 2012 was a disgrace. I expect 2014 will be worse, and I shudder when I think about 2016.
5. Prosecute and punish every poll worker who intimidates opponents. There are enough witnesses present at every polling station to make prosecution possible and easy.
6. Do away with early voting, online voting, and all of the other gimmicks. Rigging elections was bad enough before the gimmicks came along. Fraud has grown in leaps and bounds since the gimmicks.
7. Military personnel SERVING OVERSEAS would be permitted to vote early. Their votes should be counted and certified by three or four officers. The total, rather than the paper ballot, would then be submitted to the Federal Election Commission and included in the final vote count from each state. Military people are not stupid. They’ll work out the details to insure accuracy. In fact, an official paper ballot is not required for the military. Those ballots do seem to get lost in the mail coming and going anyway.
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