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Jan 19, 2014 09:04:50   #
That is a radical and very biased asumption you have there. No wonder people in general think the Tea party is whacked. You can't prove a single thing in this posting it just looks good to other Sheeple. The Right likes Sheeple with biased minds that will v**e with them on their biased agendas. Since the right came up with the word sheeple it is theirs and describes themselves.
hprinze wrote:
If Obama has not managed to become dictator for life by 2016, Hillary Clinton will run and be elected to the presidency in 2016. There are several reasons why she will win, no matter who runs against her.

1. In order to get her to drop out of the 08 Democrat prinnary, Obama and his owners promised to appoint her Secretary of State, and GUARANTEED her the presidency in 2016.

2. A coalition of labor unionists, negros, bureaucrats, dumb people, and muslims will v**e en mass for her.

3. The democrats control massive v***r r**********n fraud, massive v****g fraud, massive absentee v****g fraud, massive v**e tabulating fraud, and some v**e tabulating by a foreign owned company with contracts to count v**es in a number of AMERICAN v****g places. A company controlled by Soros.


If Obama is dictator by 2016, she will be given a position of power or she will be k**led.
If Obama has not managed to become dictator for li... (show quote)
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Jan 19, 2014 08:47:07   #
You are crrect the GOP is going nowhere. The right has no one because just my observation the folks that want to go out front are out of touch with most folks and only appeal to the few who share their narrow views.
Vacaman wrote:
I just read the article, it was ok. Typical Huffpost, Bush was a economic disaster because of the wars. Obama could have kept his promise and pulled out of the war within the first three years in office, he had control of everything and could not stop fooling around being the first playa in da house. The Catholics have taken a beating because of the way they handled the pediphile priests, but I don't see how it ruined the fatherly role or figure. Most Americans still beleive in a heterosexual relationship regardless of the so called mainstream. I also don't beleive conservatives are attempting to be some grand father image, there are many republican women in the public view. Clever coined names as rightwinger or teabaggers is simply childish name calling, quite frankly my educated democrat friends are imbarrassed by the antics of the media and the current state of affairs in politics. The democrats through this childish behavior have devided our nation more in the last 3 years than I can ever recall. The modern republicans need a good front guy or gal for direction agreed, but the GOP is not going anywhere.
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Jan 19, 2014 01:35:07   #
The Huffington post article was very good
Vacaman wrote:
What will you do when the working man is gone, or should I say when all of the working class decides to no longer support the have nots?
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Jan 19, 2014 01:23:51   #
It is supposed to be illegal. why is it still happening?
AuntiE wrote:
If you looking at the history of gerrymandering, both sides are guilty.
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Jan 19, 2014 00:54:46   #
It seems to me the two congressmen who[voted on the spending bill without reading it are guilty of not doing their jobs.They are paid to do a job and they did not do it. Cutting waste in government programs is fine but we need to be very carefull we don't go to far and cause real suffering and social unrest.quote=AuntiE]It is not my perception the Tea Party does not "want to pay zero taxes". I believe they are more concerned with taxes being used for "wasteful" programs. The following is NOT an assault of homosexuals but an example of tax money given to a university for a study. A university was given $325,000 to study why lesbians have a higher incidence of obesity. $325,000 is a pittance in the overall scheme of trillions of dollars; however, there are more then a few expenditures of this nature. Several weeks ago NPR did a brief news blurb concerning the fact there are several duplicate programs running in fifteen different departments. I am unclear why we, the citizens, should be paying fifteen times for the same programs. It would seem a more efficient use of personnel and taxes to combine them.

Just Friday at least two Congressmen admitted they had not read the 1.1 trillion dollar spending bill they voted on. Elected officials on both sides are abrogating their fiduciary responsibilities to their constituents and country. They had several weeks of vacation. Is there some particular reason they could not have taken some time during the recess to review this spending bill?
We had two people decide what and where all this money would go. It is good they represented both parties and sides of Congress; however, two people just decided on where our taxes would go.[/quote]
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Jan 19, 2014 00:45:39   #
Republicans today run on some hardline ideas. In Oregon we had a hardliner Dudley run for govenor. The main thing he pushed was reducing state minimum wage to $5.00 per hour. He nearly won. How folks can be attracted by that kind of disregard for workers is beyond me. Scott Walker busted wisconsins public employee union Rick Scott got mandatory drug testing for those on assistance in Florida. What about stand your ground laws voter i d laws and gerrymandering congressional districts? To me the republicans want to become our dictators.
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Jan 19, 2014 00:36:16   #
Very much an eye opener thanks for the post.
jonhatfield wrote:
more complicated topic than one might expect. Historically conservative in original American politics was Federalist, Whig, GOP for federal govt. action = Dem today. GOP today for more limited federal govt. action corresponds to Jeffersonian original "liberal" side in American politics, and the re-set of Jeffersonianism with more radical Jacksonian "populism" corresponds to the present Tea Party phenomenon. Note that "progressive" originally was a split from the Republican Party in the 1910s.

Thus in a sense original conservative and liberal historical party lines reversed, perhaps during the Great Depression, though the idea of reversal wasn't apparent to me until "Reaganism." Thus perhaps our political division should be thought of in terms of pro govt. activism vs. more limited action rather than conserv-lib. However, current usage is liberal/conservative reference for pro/limited govt. positions. 7

2 additional historical qualifications: Jeffersonians 1800-28 in office more or less Federalist in practice despite original sharp partisanship--compare to degrees of consensus and bipartisanship and compromise expected by general public vs. RINO contention today by "extremists" insisting on absolute limitation line, which in turn relates to Jacksonian 1828 re-set of govt. limitation considered so "extreme" by opponents that they referred to Jackson as King Andrew and formed an opposition party they named Whig after the Brit party opposing monarchial rule--thus perhaps possibility there is a tendency toward what is considered by other side as absolutism or "extremism" on the limited govt. side in our politics. At same time by 1930s extreme govt. action toward equal common interest (extreme form of socialism--Communism) became a left wing extremism phenomenon (although Marx thought that would mean fading away of govt. totally--never could understand how he figured that--ha). Lots of confusing contradictions in terms in politics and in political history and in political theory (as opposed to practice and results). Apology--too long
more complicated topic than one might expect. Hist... (show quote)
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Jan 18, 2014 23:10:14   #
ok I'll just laugh and let Glaucon kick them off
Raylan Wolfe wrote:
NO! NO!
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Jan 18, 2014 22:13:38   #
The republicans Seem offended and unfairly burdoned with their taxes paying for food stamps and unemployment extensions.
maelstrom wrote:
The right and the left did reverse years ago and it began due to the new social services FDR created.
I had just read about some of the causes of the republican's and democrats flip'- flop'n It was actually an interesting read. The major change occurred during Roosevelt's reign.

It started with the "social" programs, FDR began in order to get us out of the depression.
The capitalists from the beginning didn't like being taxed and having the money go to the needy. The Republicans have always been a party of big business, but after FDR they started to switch and they were known for the party of small government.

We know in reality that's just not true. The GOP is the party that goes with whatever works for them the best.
We know that, as the government has become more regulatory with big business/corporations and are very anti government, on the other hand if they receive bail outs and tax breaks they are pro government.
But no matter what, they don't like giving their money away, and that is how they see it and I don't believe we will ever change their minds on that point of view.
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Jan 18, 2014 19:59:42   #
My understanding of the political right is that the republican party takes the side of the wealthy over the poor. They have a hard nosed attitude when it comes to social services and civil rights. The tea party gang seems to want something for nothing because they want to pay zero in taxes.
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Jan 18, 2014 19:53:05   #
Glaucon wrote:
Understanding the politics of America's Right.

Title: Understanding the Politics of America's Political Right.

Purpose: To discuss and understand Republicans, conservatives, and right wing extremists, their values, motives, beliefs, and emotions.

Participant are from a variety of political points of view and interests.

Participation guide lines:

Keep it civil. Keep it relevant. Keep it clear. Keep it short. Keep it intelligent. Identify your assertions as fact or speculation. No typing in ALL-CAPS. And please read the article in its entirety before commenting. Note: Manager reserves the right to remove any post at any time.
Understanding the politics of America's Right. br ... (show quote)
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Jan 18, 2014 19:46:59   #
Thanks dr. I'll do it.I'l keep it civil unless the wackos show up to call us filthy expletives and other degrading non relevent remarks
Raylan Wolfe wrote:
THANKS FOR THE INVITATION!
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Jan 18, 2014 18:58:41   #
We sure lost with G W Bush and you know it. Democrats put us back on our feet with very little republican help and a whole lot of opposition because the consensus was do nothing that would make Obama look good. The citizens are the losers because of Republican inaction abuse of the filibuster and other tactics.Everybody knows that.
mongo wrote:
I'm glad that you view the countries political arena as some kind of game. I don't. The only team that loses is the citizens of this country whether they be democrat or republican.
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Jan 18, 2014 14:54:04   #
The t***h is I am doing better at this time than I was in 2008. I'm in the construction buisiness and the past couple years have been a come back.
1OldGeezer wrote:
fom,
These actions mean one of two things, either Obama is incompetent or lying, you make the choice. (I think he is very competent in accomplishing his hidden agenda so you know what I think.)

You are hiding from the t***h. But, one thing is for sure, the t***h will find you at some point, you may not like it when it does. You will be poorer for not admitting it sooner.
1oldgeezer
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Jan 18, 2014 14:51:04   #
sounds like we would be headed toward c*******m if you are right..
What do you see as steps that are bieng taken to turn the USA into c*******m
1OldGeezer wrote:
Bo,
I would say there could be some of both in the Republican party. But, the ones the United States citizens have to fear in this promised "total t***sformation" are the PROGRESSIVES.

There are progressives in both parties, with the higher percentage in the Democratic party and the Executive branch.
The progressives are the people who are the preliminary step to a strong central federal government with a "ruling" executive branch. If you look carefully you can see the steps being implemented one by one. (with people like you helping by denying that it is happening).

Once the t***sformation is complete you can call it anything you wish, but the main characteristic will be dependency on the government and the ruling class in order to survive. (and we will all be poor; but EQUALLY poor ).
1oldgeezer
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