GStarz
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Since there are so many anti-tea party threads by ranting liberals under this classification, I figured I'd add some fairness and balance by being positive about the movement.
Huge, positive advances by the TEA PARTY:
1. Fiscal responsibility
2. Right to life
3. Grassroots organization and control, previously only engaged by the left. While ignored by the media and therefore rendered mostly invisible by horrible, corrupt leftist media controllers, on 9/12 a couple of years ago there were between one and two million tea party activists on the streets of DC in probably the biggest political rally DC has ever seen. While much of the nation never learned about this because of a general news blackout by the MSM, the tea partiers knew about each other and like-minded Americans. The right now understands that it has power, again, and can organize on a massive scale, and has put in place powerful and efficient mechanisms to do so, and this is entirely new and gigantically effective.
4. The tea party forced the GOP to lurch the right, while the GOP was previously being dragged to the left because the radical left has taken control of the democrat machine, moving the national political 'center' to the left. This action by the tea party has moved the political 'center" nationally back more to the right, substantially. To those of us on the right, this is a good thing.
5. Black and minority conservatives, otherwise stifled in their free speech by the white-controlled, entrenched GOP, previously run by guys with names like "Brad" and "Chip", now have a loud voice on the right side of politics, and the gigantic, not to mention ethically fair, positive here should be self-evident.
6. By moving as one in the tea party, conservatives managed the biggest congressional upset in 70 years, and there is no reason to believe that in the intervening two years, they won't do an even better job of it in 2012 - the watershed year Obama must show his citizenship records - finally - to several states or simply be omitted from the ballot. If he thinks he's popular enough to win in a write-in campaign as the sitting president just to accommodate his guilty-as-sin sense of paranoia, he's in for a very big shock. (to those who think birthers are a fringe who can effect no change, I cite the fact of the new laws themselves as manifest evidence that that notion is badly flawed)
Naturally, liberals will go crazy because of this thread. They'll try to shoot down the overall concept and the details, spin the minutia and make themselves feel as though their political wing isn't headed for the dust-heap of humanity after last November's elections. They'll post smarmy, dismissive, wiseguy hit-and-run remarks meant to marginalize this thread without addressing the facts. They'll replace intellectual honesty with attempts at being clever with a word, image or animated smiley face to try to beat substance with style. All that's fine. That's what liberals do. There isn't an intellectually honest one among them, because anyone who is intellectually honest eventually switches to the right (moi).
Have fun!
Huge, positive advances by the TEA PARTY:
1. Fiscal responsibility
2. Right to life
3. Grassroots organization and control, previously only engaged by the left. While ignored by the media and therefore rendered mostly invisible by horrible, corrupt leftist media controllers, on 9/12 a couple of years ago there were between one and two million tea party activists on the streets of DC in probably the biggest political rally DC has ever seen. While much of the nation never learned about this because of a general news blackout by the MSM, the tea partiers knew about each other and like-minded Americans. The right now understands that it has power, again, and can organize on a massive scale, and has put in place powerful and efficient mechanisms to do so, and this is entirely new and gigantically effective.
4. The tea party forced the GOP to lurch the right, while the GOP was previously being dragged to the left because the radical left has taken control of the democrat machine, moving the national political 'center' to the left. This action by the tea party has moved the political 'center" nationally back more to the right, substantially. To those of us on the right, this is a good thing.
5. Black and minority conservatives, otherwise stifled in their free speech by the white-controlled, entrenched GOP, previously run by guys with names like "Brad" and "Chip", now have a loud voice on the right side of politics, and the gigantic, not to mention ethically fair, positive here should be self-evident.
6. By moving as one in the tea party, conservatives managed the biggest congressional upset in 70 years, and there is no reason to believe that in the intervening two years, they won't do an even better job of it in 2012 - the watershed year Obama must show his citizenship records - finally - to several states or simply be omitted from the ballot. If he thinks he's popular enough to win in a write-in campaign as the sitting president just to accommodate his guilty-as-sin sense of paranoia, he's in for a very big shock. (to those who think birthers are a fringe who can effect no change, I cite the fact of the new laws themselves as manifest evidence that that notion is badly flawed)
Naturally, liberals will go crazy because of this thread. They'll try to shoot down the overall concept and the details, spin the minutia and make themselves feel as though their political wing isn't headed for the dust-heap of humanity after last November's elections. They'll post smarmy, dismissive, wiseguy hit-and-run remarks meant to marginalize this thread without addressing the facts. They'll replace intellectual honesty with attempts at being clever with a word, image or animated smiley face to try to beat substance with style. All that's fine. That's what liberals do. There isn't an intellectually honest one among them, because anyone who is intellectually honest eventually switches to the right (moi).
Have fun!
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