Wednesday, September 5, 2012

Mr. Rove – sit down and be quiet


There is no doubt, I hope, that the current economic and social conditions of the United States of America is in very bad straights. There is nothing inevitable about our current condition, because life is full of possibilities. The President has a wide horizon of actions that he can take. Mr. Obama has made his choices.

Our nation is in bad condition, and as such, we are told that replacing the current occupant of the Executive Office is a slam dunk. Really? We Republicans have a milquetoast, moderate, Country-Club, plain vanilla politician as our nominee for President in a moment in history where we need an Abraham Lincoln and not a Snicker's Bar.

What is the biggest obstacle to having the occupant of the White House having an 'R' after his name? You guessed correctly: Karl Rove and the Bushies. If you simply talk to the voters honestly, you cannot lose. You will lose if you tilt at windmills and fine tune your message to the latest Fox News trend and try to 'moderate' your political party's beliefs. This is a lesson that Mr Rove does not seem to understand. The more Republicans obey Rove, the more it is likely that Republicans will lose, and lose rather badly (yes, I know: he controls nearly a billion $$$ of super-PAC money).

Illegal Immigrants

Just the mention of the above term makes one a pariah by the Bushies. For me, this is a shibboleth. We absolutely cannot permit these kinds of peoples a 'get out of jail card' for free. The American ideal is complete equality, your family history and perceived previous political repression not withstanding. There are many worthy people in line who desperately want to become a citizen of the United States of America. Shoving illegals who broke the rules up to the front of the line is simply not fair.

Note to Rubio

Truth and fairness is the touchstone of our great country. No one lords it over another because of his/her privilege/race/history/family-provenance. Can you understand that, Mr. Rubio? Can you understand that protecting a special group and giving them amnesty is wrong, even if it is your own group?

Final Thought

Unless Republicans have the huevos to discard the influence of the likes of the Bushies and Rove and Rubio, January 2013 will not be a happy day. The reason why they are pushing amnesty so hard among the Republicans is that they have seen the demographic charts and graphs, and know that the Hispanic % of the population (who traditionally vote D) will sky-rocket in coming years. They figure that if the R's go for amnesty, they will be grateful and vote R. The real way to gain their support is to be loudly and proudly and prominently and unwaveringly pro-life. See, they are mostly Catholic, and that is how we will win their hearts and votes.  

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