Here's video of the SEIU thugs attacking a Conservative black man. He was seriously injured.
The interesting thing about the SEIU thugs is, as these videos demonstrate, they really are acting as thugs for the Obama agenda, they really did beat up that black man, and they also beat up a few other people. I hear they, at one point, pinned an old lady against a wall to intimidate her. (I'm not sure of this, if anyone has any video of the incident, I would appreciate it if you would send it to me.)
However, while they are thugs, sent to intimidate the scapegoated "right-wing extremists" into silence, they are not quite the equivalent of the brown-shirts. The brown-shirts were quite literally Hitler's militia.
The Union thugs, on the other hand, are the Left's militia. They are not directly answerable to Obama, though, as I understand it, the White House was instrumental in calling for the unions to make their presence known at the Town Hall meetings.
Is this indirect request the equivalent of a mob boss saying something like, "Take care of Paulie for me, will ya?"
I think it is. That's my opinion.
Obama is smart. He knows how to make sure that things get done without those things being traced back to him.
Note that he doesn't get involved much in the Legislative process either. He speaks, and others do his bidding. He had almost nothing to say about the Stimulus Package, other than asking for it in the first place. In this way, he believes he can lay the blame for any mistakes, at the feet of Congress.
The tactical mistake he is making is by pushing through this massive bill against the will of the people, is that he is setting his allies in Congress up for defeat in 2010.
At that point, it will be a battle of scapegoating WITHIN THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
And, believe me, it's a lot easier to scapegoat one person, than it is to scapegoat 535 people.
Obama is setting himself up for a massive defeat. Congress will be very angry at him. It would not be surprising if he leaves office in shame.
I hoped Obama would be elected President because I thought it would bring some moral clarity to our political dialogue. I think this is what we are witnessing. There is a groundswell movement of common citizens challenging their Congressman on Constitutional issues.
Just as I hoped Obama would win, I also hope Obama gets this thing pushed through, because it will destroy him. And, the destruction will strike fear into the heart of the Moderates in the Democratic Party, which will result in them finally taking their party back from the Leftists who have controlled it since 9/11.
You know, I am a lifelong registered Democrat. I only stopped voting Democrat because my party left me, not because my ideas have changed that much.
At this point, I am so disgusted with the Democratic Party that I can't imagine ever trusting them again.
I'm also disgusted with the Republican Party. Nominating John McCain for their candidate in 2008 just goes to prove how out of touch the Party leadership is. And, the ensuing leaks on Palin (stabbing her in the back) only proves that further.
There is a possibility that we are seeing a mitosis process right now within the Republican Party, which might result in a new Constitution-based party called "The Tea Party."
However, while they are thugs, sent to intimidate the scapegoated "right-wing extremists" into silence, they are not quite the equivalent of the brown-shirts. The brown-shirts were quite literally Hitler's militia.
The Union thugs, on the other hand, are the Left's militia. They are not directly answerable to Obama, though, as I understand it, the White House was instrumental in calling for the unions to make their presence known at the Town Hall meetings.
Is this indirect request the equivalent of a mob boss saying something like, "Take care of Paulie for me, will ya?"
I think it is. That's my opinion.
Obama is smart. He knows how to make sure that things get done without those things being traced back to him.
Note that he doesn't get involved much in the Legislative process either. He speaks, and others do his bidding. He had almost nothing to say about the Stimulus Package, other than asking for it in the first place. In this way, he believes he can lay the blame for any mistakes, at the feet of Congress.
The tactical mistake he is making is by pushing through this massive bill against the will of the people, is that he is setting his allies in Congress up for defeat in 2010.
At that point, it will be a battle of scapegoating WITHIN THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
And, believe me, it's a lot easier to scapegoat one person, than it is to scapegoat 535 people.
Obama is setting himself up for a massive defeat. Congress will be very angry at him. It would not be surprising if he leaves office in shame.
I hoped Obama would be elected President because I thought it would bring some moral clarity to our political dialogue. I think this is what we are witnessing. There is a groundswell movement of common citizens challenging their Congressman on Constitutional issues.
Just as I hoped Obama would win, I also hope Obama gets this thing pushed through, because it will destroy him. And, the destruction will strike fear into the heart of the Moderates in the Democratic Party, which will result in them finally taking their party back from the Leftists who have controlled it since 9/11.
You know, I am a lifelong registered Democrat. I only stopped voting Democrat because my party left me, not because my ideas have changed that much.
At this point, I am so disgusted with the Democratic Party that I can't imagine ever trusting them again.
I'm also disgusted with the Republican Party. Nominating John McCain for their candidate in 2008 just goes to prove how out of touch the Party leadership is. And, the ensuing leaks on Palin (stabbing her in the back) only proves that further.
There is a possibility that we are seeing a mitosis process right now within the Republican Party, which might result in a new Constitution-based party called "The Tea Party."
I hope I am right on that.
Until then, we're going to have to deal with the Leftist brown-shirts. And, of course, Obama is not accountable for that.
;-)
4 comments:
With each new day, hundreds & thousands of folks are concluding that BOTH parties need to be "outa there". Our current "situation" could, indeed, be the impetus that leads to a long needed Constitution-based party.
Short of some insidious martial law/no elections "crisis", I believe that, despite his Chicago style, Obama is destined for one term only & will be remembered as the one who aroused "the sleeping giant".
I think you may be right about the GOP, Pasto. It may remain the GOP but it will move farther right. Compassionate conservatism is crap. It costs us elections and betrays our values. I have a lot more faith in the GOP than I used to, though. I am just loving DeMint, Pence, Bachmann, Cantor, and a bunch of others lately. Even Michael Steele has impressed me of late. I think it's time to clean out the McCains and the Lugars, though.
By the way, I vote GOP, but I'm farther right than they are. I agree with much of their agenda on foreign policy, but I would love to see a movement for airtight borders and dismantling all the pre-existing socialism we have. If I were president I would return to everyone every penny they ever put into Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid, with interest and adjusting for inflation. It would cost a fortune but it would save an incalculable amount in the future and we wouldn't end up using it as an excuse for immigration, which also costs us a fortune. I would then go all Daniels and privatize everything and institute a flat tax so that nobody gets tax breaks for dependents. Then I would stop making employers provide insurance for anyone but the employee. They can take care of their own families. Then I would take the vote away from non-tax payers.
*Sigh.* What a wonderful country we had 100 years ago.
Jdamn,
I vote GOP since 9/11. However, I did so only out of conscience.
The truth is, I thought it would be better for America, in the long run, if Obama won.
And, I think things are turning out to show that my hunch was correct.
I think you're right but I would have thought you were crazy 6 months ago.
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