This is a questions we’re asking ourselves more and more lately, upon witnessing the utter travesty that’s taking place in Washington these days.
What Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid are doing in Congress is illegal, criminal, treasonous, and unconstitutional. We’re talking, of course, about the plot to ram through Utopiacare using backdoor, secret, reconcilliation means instead of voting this important, world-changing legislation up or down properly in the House and Senate.
We’re lifelong Democrats around here…whose faith in the party was first shaken by the way the DNC backed Dr. Utopia and used all its resources to bring down Hillary Clinton last year. The final straw broke our backs on May 31st, 2008 around 5pm or so when we heard news the DNC had awarded Dr. Utopia some of Hillary Clinton’s Michigan delegates. That outrage will never be forgotten. They actually TOOK delegates away from a woman who earned them because they wanted to give them to a black man who did absolutely nothing for them. How the Democrats have behaved since taking over all three branches of government has been stomach-turning. If it weren’t for the Clintons, who we will always be loyal to, we’d no longer call ourselves Democrats. We’d be independents, or members of the new Tea Party that’s forming…whatever that ultimately turns out to be. Not Green, not Libertarian, not anything that exists currently, but something else…something PUMA-flavored that’s still brewing.
But, as long as the Clintons are Dems, we’re right there with them. Some of you out there can’t understand our loyalty to them, but the Clintons have always been good to all of us, and we believe in them like no other family on the planet. Bill, Chelsea, and most of all Hillary, will ALWAYS be the public figures we support most and back no matter what. Many of us year spent every cent we had in 2008 helping them, and never regret one bit of that. It is our most sincere hope in this world one of them runs for elected office again so we can once more be boots on the ground under their banner. The three of them wake up every morning doing whatever they can to make this country stronger and life here better for all Americans…and for that, we can get up each day and work hard following their example as best we can too.
So, in reality, we’re more Clintonites than we are Democrats.
And we hope to Olympus on high that what Pelosi and Reid are trying to pull with reconciliation leads to massive liberal defeat in 2010. We want all the moderate Dems siding with the Clintons to win, but all the Kool-Aid Kids in Dr. Utopia’s fold to go down with Harry Reid and lose re-election. We want it to be an absolute ROUTE. And we want that to lead to a full-on Democrat Civil War to take back our party from the loony left.
We hope moderate Dems and independents team up with Republicans in 2010 and create a tidal wave that makes the Contract with America rebuff of 1994 look like a Kool-Aid backwash.
It would be best, in terms of defeating Dr. Utopia in 2012, if Democrats just barely retain the House and Senate. This way, Pelosi and new-Senate Majority Leader Dick Durbin have two years to make fools of themselves before the 2012 elections. If Republicans win the House and Senate, or either of the two, then Democrats have someone to blame for things for two years. We don’t want to see that happen. Harry Reid seems likely to be defeated no matter what, but it would take a miracle for San Franciscans to vote out Pelosi. It’s a safe bet she’ll remain Speaker, making cat videos or whatever it is she does all day, and that’s a large part of what’s needed to ensure Dr. Utopia’s a loser of a one-term president.
It was an odd position being Chicagoans who rooted for our city to lose the 2016 Olympics. We strongly feel that by losing those games, and suffering that humiliating Oprah and Mrs. Utopia-related defeat, that the city is stronger and better able to face the challenges of the future.
We also believe that as Democrats, true Democrats of the moderate vein, a strong defeat of the liberal agenda in 2010 and 2012 is needed if the party’s ever going to come back to the Clintonian center.
The DNC has moved so far into the alien territory of the Alinsky-Obama-Ayers Left that it’s unrecognizable to us.
The ONLY thing that’s keeping us around is that we can use the defeats in 2010 as an opening to take back the party and return Clinton centrists as our focus.
We don’t know how others out there feel, but that’s where we sit here in Boystown.
October 16, 2009 at 2:32 pm
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October 16, 2009 at 2:39 pm
Obama has united us alright…..
He united honest and reasonable Americans in the American principles that we share and not in some hope for a mere mortal’s good intent.
We have a great fight ahead of us yet, but I feel inspired that our cause is just and noble.
Peace be with the truth-tellers. Big or small, popular and ordinary, they are most protected and guided by the Divine.
October 16, 2009 at 2:52 pm
I remember when rumors circulated before the 2004 election that Hillary might run. My immediate reaction was “who does she think she is?”. A newly elected Senator who thought she had the qualifications. I resented it and was happy when she chose to sit it out.
Fast forward just four years later…I was confronted with a person who gave a speech at the Democratic convention a few years before. Obama thought this made him qualified to become President of the United States of American. I was appalled at the hubris of this man. And then, well you have heard it all before – Wright, Ayers, Phleger, Michelle Obama, Khalidi, typical white female… yada, yada, yada. Just one of those incidents would have torpedoed the campaigns of Clinton or McCain.
I knew there was no way I could ever vote for a man so morally bankrupt. More importantly, I was terrified at what had happened to the Democratic Party. Dean, Pelosi & Reid had made a deal with the devil or maybe they were the devil. The day before Hillary Clinton suspended her campaign I changed my party affiliation to Independent and haven’t looked back.
I was a lifelong Democrat until last year. As long as this kind of corruption exists within the Democratic Party and there are criminals like Obama, Pelosi, Reid, Frank, Dodd & Rangel holding such prominent roles – I will not be a member.
October 16, 2009 at 3:49 pm
Terrirobin: The Dems haven’t completely cornered the market on nefarious behavior. Close, but no cigar. There are plenty of evil, scum-sucking Republicans adding their two cents … reason I, too, am now an Independent. Regardless of party, the bad people MUST be run out of office. The tough part is 1. Figuring out who the bad guys are (they’re such adept liars) and 2. Educating umpteen million people — most of whom get their news from The View or Olbermann and can’t be bothered to read anything beyond the sports page or TV listings — to familiarize themselves with the issues and the candidates prior to stepping into the voting booth. Ginormous task without a vigilant, unbiased media to vet candidates. We’re on our own. Reason sites like this one are so vitally important.
October 16, 2009 at 6:12 pm
Too true, Cali Granny. Well said!
Everyone: LEAVE YOUR PARTY! GO INDY! REGAIN THE POWER OF THE PEOPLE!
October 16, 2009 at 6:17 pm
Exactly Garlic & Granny – which is why I went Independet, The Republican Party just wasn’t a choice.
October 16, 2009 at 6:38 pm
Amen terrirobin Amen.
October 16, 2009 at 9:51 pm
Hillary could have been the Dems nominee in 2004. Mistake she did not run. Kerry could have picked her as VP. Mistake he did not do it.
Talking about brilliant politicians!
October 16, 2009 at 2:54 pm
I do not call myself a republican or democray, but not only have I wondered what it means to be a democrat I also wonder what it means to be a republican?
I already can see the elites lining up to shove huckabee or romney down our throats in 2012 and the result will be more big government and bankruptcy.
It is a sad time in our country right now IMO, with Obama and the neo marxists on one side, and the fraudulant republicans on the other.
I like Sarah Palin, but it seems a tall mountain for her to climb when she has to overcome the media, her own party, and the opposition party.
Someone, cheer me up:(lol
October 16, 2009 at 3:16 pm
Don’t lose hope. American is shifting, but not only to the liking of elites of the Progressive/Statist movement. Americans of all previous party affiliation are united in American principles and values in a strength and power that is growing. We don’t need to have a mere mortal lead us, we have principles and those are far more lasting and noble.
Don’t look for a leader. That’s what Progressives do. Embrace and defend the belief system, the American values and founding principles that we share. Party politics has placed more emphasis on man and less on principle. This is how we make our movement different, all-inclusive and meaningful. If we stand behind these beliefs, a leader with the determination, grit and honor will step forward. This is our calling now.
October 16, 2009 at 3:13 pm
That’s a tough question, Hillbuzz. I’m not loyal to either party anymore. I still like some politicians, Hillary, Palin, Patty Murray, Russ Feingold, even old Ron Paul.
Tell you the truth, I prefer this country when the power is balanced. Bill Clinton gave us great things with a Republican congress. I don’t want unity anymore, I want these guys all feuding with each other so nobody gets a big head and rams their agenda thru. Absolute power corrupts absolutely, doesn’t matter who is in charge.
October 16, 2009 at 3:18 pm
Nope, not me. After 25 years as a Democrat, that didn’t vote Democratic in the last election, I made it official and am now Independant. many friends and family members that are still registered Dems but not voting Dem in the last election or the coming one as well. They haven’t gotten around to cutting that last tie, even if it’s in name only
You boys have not hit “the last straw” if you still remain an affiliated Democrat. You can vote for Clinton as an Independant
October 17, 2009 at 1:13 am
In my state, I could not vote in the primary if I were an Indy. I have always been a reg Dem, and was able to vote for Hillary in the primary. Right now I am staying as a Dem. I enjoy all the mail and the chance to send it back with nasty notes about the cheating DNC and RBC. It gives me much pleasure to send this out stating how discusted I am that they stole the nomination from Hillary. I have also gotten a bit paranoid of late, and prefer that the powers that be believe I am a Dem. It may be silly, but I am not gonna change anything except for who I support. If Sarah decides to run in 2012 and Hillary doesn’t then I’ll register as a R so I can vote for her in the primary.
October 17, 2009 at 1:15 am
disgusted, sorry for my spelling errors.
October 16, 2009 at 3:23 pm
Precious little.
October 16, 2009 at 3:32 pm
My pleasure Dan.
Sarah Palin strikes fear into the hearts of hard-leftists. She walks the walk. She resonates with us “idiot country folk”. She believes in principles that, left without the misrepresentation of the Barry-allied media, most anyone could at the very least deal with. Alan Keyes is another like this. He DEVASTATED Obama in the debates until he was minimized just like Condoleeza, for being a “race traitor”.
There’s Donald Carcieri, out in Rhode Island. Zell Miller, the Cheneys (I always knew Dick didn’t have a problem with his daughter, and he proved it. For his age and his political leanings, to support gay marriage as unequivocally as he has is something else.) Hell, I’ll give HillBuzz I would take Hillary a trillion times over most of the RINO’s and Obamunists available from the R and D at the moment. You’ve got the Blue Dogs, libertarian Repubs, the issue-oriented L/B community is starting to see the O for the charlatan that he is…
My point being, I could see a situation shaping up where these figures say **** it, and form a third-party candidacy using the Tea Party momentum, even if just for an election. Both parties are being taken far from their values, and it’s all couched in the names of leftist “social justice” and rightist “moderation”. That’s gonna backfire, eventually.
October 16, 2009 at 3:44 pm
I really think a third party is suicide. It guarantees Obama and the marxists another 4 years or more.
October 16, 2009 at 4:30 pm
I agree. Case in point, Corzine may win NJ because there’s an Independent candidate (and I hear he’s pretty good), but he’s drawing votes away from the repubs and more than likely he will not win, so the state is left with Corzine.
October 16, 2009 at 6:13 pm
Depends on who the Indy candidate is.
October 16, 2009 at 6:40 pm
You’re missing my point. Maybe I phrased it incorrectly. I’m not talking about founding the 2nd Constitution Party. But there are enough interest groups and politicians disaffected by both RINO’s and Obamunists to fuel a THIRD ticket. That’s what I meant. Trust me, if Palin and and Petraeus aren’t the frontrunners for the RNC, Republicans WILL vote for Palin on an Independent ticket.
October 16, 2009 at 3:34 pm
Oops. Meant to say LBGT community; my mind is… not good today (dehydrated and fluish, huzzah).
October 16, 2009 at 3:36 pm
Hillbuzz: This exact question was on my mind last night and this morning. Sometime in the middle of the night I was up and saw Glenn Beck’s tv show (not sure what time it is on, when it was first aired, etc. as I have never seen his show before). He was very emotional and almost in tears as he explained how many of Obama’s staff, team, czars, advisors, people on the left actually revere Chairman Mao of China who was a mass murderer and killed hundreds of thousands of his people without even batting an eyelash. I started to think about it last night and realized how far left my former democratic party has gone, how truly marxist they are, and how terrible this is for the country and for those who once called themselves loyal democrats. There is definitely a power struggle going on within the democratic party between the lunatic marxist left fringe led by Obama and George Soros and then there is a group of moderate almost conservative blue dog type centrist democrats who want to keep the party “normal” but are having a tough time fighting the likes of Barack Obama and his group of thugs. Many of Obama’s advisors, Valerie Jarrett, Van Jones (he may be out but he is still around), believe in Mao’s axiom that revolution is the only way to change the situation for the better and if that involves murder so be it. I believe that is why they pushed Hillary and Bill out the door, since the Clintons want change but want to see it done through the system, not through murder. I realize that I can no longer be part of such a party as our values and ideas are completely different. I hope and pray that the moderate wing of the party can stay strong and oppose this terrible left movement, or they can somehow find common ground with enough independents and moderate republicans to keep us on track. It is a sad day when I fear each day what the democratic party is up to, and that in some ways they are more of a threat to us than is Al Queda.
October 16, 2009 at 5:07 pm
“Chairman Mao of China who was a mass murderer and killed hundreds of thousands of his people without even batting an eyelash”.
Actually it was upwards of 50 million.
Mao is always praised by liberals. Not so much Stalin but definetly Mao.
October 17, 2009 at 1:20 am
We are now counter-revolutionaries. I think I like that title, and I’ll wear it with pride.
October 16, 2009 at 4:30 pm
I voted in the MI Primary (absentee), and I will never forgive the DNC RBC decision to re-apportion delegates based on EXIT POLLING DATA and FAIRNESS.
It was so horrendous to me, and I’d talk to my relatives and Michigan friends, and it would always be “But Obama was forced to take his name off the ballot!” or some other MSM garbage lie.
The DNC stole my Hill vote and awarded it to Obama as a delegate. And they pretty much lost my vote forever over it.
Hypocrites. The same ones screaming DIEBOLD or FLORIDA 2000 over and over and over simply shrugged when their own party made a conscious decision to screw with the vote and discard the election results as they were.
That dog don’t hunt with me.
October 16, 2009 at 10:53 pm
I understand your frustrations, Lansing Quaker. Obama was NOT forced to take his name off the ballot. In fact, he had to pay $$$$ to take his name off the ballot. But what really burns me to this day was how nobody cared about our votes. The media here in Detroit was all about the Kwame Kilpatrick scandal– they hardly even noticed there was an election. And the people just sort of shrugged it off and turned on the Red Wings game.
October 17, 2009 at 1:25 am
I’m afraid that’s how the national media played it as well. No big deal. Egobama deserved the nomination, and they screamed and whinned about how the country would feel if the nomination were taken away from him. Are you kidding me, but it was ok that the nomination was stolen from Hillary. He is black, so whatever the media did for him was just F’en peachy. Sickening times for we Hillary supporters, and we want our payback.
October 16, 2009 at 4:37 pm
The Democrat Party is dead to me. I ripped up my Dem voting card the day after that SHAM of an RBC meeting, which followed four months after my SHAM of a Dem caucus in NV.
The party has to thoroughly implode and rise again from the ashes…with none of the usurpers in tow.
After 35 years as a Dem, I’m glad to be an indy. “Free at last, free at last… Thank God, almighty, free at last.”
October 16, 2009 at 6:35 pm
Amen Garlic.that’s the day my faith was shattered by the Dem party that I had been a proud member of for 43 years.Hillary was wronged.Hillary was cheated.Hillary won.She got more votes than “ANYONE” that has ever ran for the presidency.We were told to get over it,we weren’t needed to stay home, bros before hoes, sit down and shut up.I will never get over it,sit down or shut up.I will never forgive them and I sure as Hell will never forget what they did.Screw ‘em all.PUMA BABY!
October 16, 2009 at 4:45 pm
I totally understand – Clintonite – more than Democrat.
Reaganite – more than Republican.
I will never understand how the DNC could give delegates pledged to one candidate, to another candidate who wasn’t even on the ballot. But then again it kind of explains what’s going on with health care. They don’t give a rat’s behind what the people want or vote for. The majority of the country is saying WE DON’T WANT THIS HEALTH CARE REFORM YOU ARE PUSHING THROUGH. Yet the entire Democrat party is pushing it through.
October 16, 2009 at 5:03 pm
I am a former Demcract who started voting Republican in 1996. The reason I left the Democrats was because of the intolerance and the hypocrisy. I can imagine gays and lesbians are under even more pressure. Please join us in the Republican Party for at least a few years. Even the staunchest of religious conservatives will be moved by your courage and sympathetic to your concerns. I have seen it happen. Conservatives are simply just more tolerant than the left.
In any event, thank you for your great blog and we are lucky to have you walking beside us.
October 16, 2009 at 7:16 pm
Check me. I’m an Eastern Orthodox Christian, and used to have some pretty… magical… views on homosexuality. Made some friends, changed my opinions, and now my blog links literally every component of LGBT. At the end of the day America is about freedom, and as long as that freedom doesn’t hurt anybody, I could give a damn what they do.
October 16, 2009 at 5:46 pm
Thanks Hillbuz!
Agree, agree, agree.
October 16, 2009 at 6:16 pm
That’s how I remember the 2008 Dem primaries too. Obama stole the soul of the Democratic Party and made a lot of money doing it. Playing the race card and the union thugs clinched his nomination, then rode his unicorn to the Presidency. For what? A GWB-Carter remix ?
The Tea Parties are growing because we’re tired of Democrats and Republicans grabbing our time, trouble and wallets to do whatever the hell they want anyhow! Ugh.
October 16, 2009 at 6:26 pm
HillBuzz I love you guys.I feel the same way.HillBuzz speaks for me.
October 16, 2009 at 6:56 pm
well, I used to be a lifelong democrat…. I relegiously voted for a “D” in every election, didn’t matter that I had NO clue what the person did or who s/he was… as long as there was a “D” after the name.
I reregistered as an independent early this year. THe “Democratic” Party is now dead to me. I still get calls and pre-paid envelops from the UN-DNC asking for donations.. I have no loyalty to these fkers anymore.
I saw how “democratic” they were when they STOLE delegates earned by one candidate and then given to another… talk about redistribution of delegates.
I can’t believe now I listen to Mark Levin and Sarah Palin..even Rush… and find myself agreesing with them.
Never again will I vote for party again. As for the Undemcratic party.. its the socialist/marxist party now..
hillary clinton is a moderate democrat…. which is why so many repubs would have voted for her.. and hillary loves this country.. unlike that teleprompter-in-chief.
Next year, I am campaigning and donating to CONSERVATIVES.. not necessaryly repubs… I will do everything I can to help the dimocrats lose… and this is a former lifelong democrat saying this!
I guess I was a clinonite not a democrat…
great post hillbuzz!
October 17, 2009 at 4:06 pm
“hillary clinton is a moderate democrat…. which is why so many repubs would have voted for her.. and hillary loves this country.. unlike that teleprompter-in-chief.”
You got that right!
October 16, 2009 at 7:22 pm
What does it mean to be a Democrat today?
UMMM. UMM. WELL UHHH.
I got nothin’
October 16, 2009 at 7:22 pm
It’s tough, I feel alot like you do, as a life long Dem (who’s parents and Gparents were Dem) who voted Republican for the first time,I am a Clinton Dem. I HATE what our party has become and am furious at what happened in May08. The ONLY reason I didn’t quit my party, is there are things I don’t agree about with much of the Republican platform, but live in a state that if you are Ind you can’t vote in the primary.
Has any one else noticed, that as time passes instead of getting calmer about having the Nomination stolen from Hillary, you just get more and more angry what THEY did to OUR Country?
I think most of the DMC leaders should be in jail for RICO or some kind of conspirisy laws, or at the very least treason.
October 16, 2009 at 7:24 pm
I meant DNC not DMC (I wish I paid attention in typing (not keyboard I’m OLD lol) classes in high school so could type with more than 2 fingers)
October 16, 2009 at 10:31 pm
Like you, I’m a Dem on paper so that I can vote for Hillary in the primaries. For no other reason do I hold an affiliation with the party.
And, yes, I’ve actually gotten madder over time regarding that nominational travesty…and his transvestite husband.
October 17, 2009 at 1:33 am
I had thought that by now I would be feeling a bit less anger, but I’m not. I think part of the problem is that we see how bad this admin. is and it makes it all that more painful. We just have to remember that we did the best we could. We will always be bitter-enders, and F the bros before ho’s crowd. They did this, and they will have their day. Egobama will be the end of the Dem party, and they all are clamouring to follow him off the cliff. I’ll stand at the edge and wave goodbye to the socialist/marxist/fascist/commies as they plunge into oblivion.
October 16, 2009 at 10:26 pm
Could it be that the injustice done to Hillary by the DNC just keeps getting done time and time again by Obama and his cadre of Cloaked Marxists?
Hey – why not take away delegates from Hillary – she probably won’t win in the long run anyway because we’ve got ACORN out registering the Dallas Cowboys in every state.
Don’t pay attention to the fact that the majority of the country does not want the sweeping health care reform we’re pushing – what does this country of idiots know anyway? We know what’s best for them.
It’s arrogance beyond belief.
October 16, 2009 at 10:35 pm
Conservatives, Democrats (not Socialist Democrats), Independents, we MUST align ourselves together into a voting base, however loosely, and defeat these marxist monsters that, as daily we pick our collective jaws off the floor spread their false hope and change like an invasive weed, its own brand of thuggery being driven deeper into our country, America. Brave hearts, as the old John Lennon song once asked, “Come Together” — at least long enough to vote out every one of these SOBs, election by election, as they wreak havoc on our economy with their greed, theft, and arrogance.
October 16, 2009 at 11:24 pm
I voted for Bill twice, wrote in Hillary here in Florida. I was very proud to call myself a Democrat, until this horror of the DNC corrupt, inept, mobbed up gang from the Cesspool of Corruption South side Chicago. I grew up in the suburbs I know how rotten to the core the Obama set really is. I literally get sick when people say Hillary is just like Obama or words to that effect. As talented as Bill and Hillary both are I doubt that they can save the Democratic party it is that tainted. Maybe they could start their own political party. Something in the Center please.
October 17, 2009 at 3:53 am
You guys on this site are great, but I’m not understanding something. We, here, get Obama”s agenda. But – in all honesty, I just don’t get all the love for Hillary. We talk about Obama following Alinsky’s “Rules for Radicals” and Hillary wrote her thesis as Vassar on Alinsky’s “Rules for Radicals.” In Hillary’s health plan as I remember, she outlawed the possibility of someone paying for a health issue and stipulated that any doctor who took money from someone outside the single payer type system, would suffer fines or worse. Hillary, obviously, appears to be less threatening than Obama, but I’m not so sure she’s not, really, more of the same. Too, Bill’s presidency was successful once the Republicans took over Congress. With the Democratic executive branch and Republican Congress, there was a nice balance and Bill couldn’t go as far left as he wanted to – as Obama is going now. I just don’t understand why we think Hillary wouldn’t be pretty close to Obama in philosophical approach to governing. I’m willing to listen.
October 17, 2009 at 9:37 am
Yep, Jewel, you echoed my thoughts. Hillary’s no prize, but compared to Obama she has much more finesse compared to Obama’s thuggish brute force. I also believe she does love America. (Where else can one turn a $1,000 investment in cattle futures into $100,000?) Barry shows over and over he has not only no love for America, but an outright hatred.
That said, I do think Hillary was jobbed, with a capital J, in the primaries. The corruption in the Dem primaries was a sight to behold, and a portent of things to come. And, boy, have they ever come.
I still do not understand Hillary resigning my state’s junior senate seat to become one of the most ineffective and irrelevant Secretary’s of State that I have ever seen in my 53 years. Party loyalty is one thing, but only if that party loyalty is returned; it was not, as evidenced by the Michigan delegate theft. In my opinion, she sold out to have Obama cover her campaign debts. By serving in Obama’s cabinet, Hillary sold her credibility for however many pieces of silver it took to cover that debt, and in so doing provided Obama political cover. At least Sen. Gregg wised up and turned down an administration post. In the end, I do not think anyone serving in this administration will come out smelling too well, the corruption is so rife it permeates to the bone.
October 17, 2009 at 6:01 am
Why would the Clinton’s support obama’s every move if they were not the same? At least Colon Powell let it be known that he did not agree with Bush and eventually left. Not quite sure if I want to belong to a party. With me I will vote for who I think is the best candidate and America will be in every selection.
October 17, 2009 at 4:10 pm
Colin Powell left years into the admin. Not a mere 10 months.
October 19, 2009 at 9:01 am
Colin Powell lied us into war; if he had misgivings about Iraq, he should have voiced them AT THE BEGINNING. He had credibility and when he spoke to the U.N., people believed him. It was only years later that he finally “admitted” that he had doubts. IMO, he is worse than George Bush and should never show his face in politics again.
October 17, 2009 at 9:26 am
What I fear is that there might be more Progressives than we know about…how could the Democratic Party allowed themselves to be infiltrated by such radicals?
My votes will go to anyone that is honest, that upholds the Constitution, that stops big government and will do their best to rout out all corruption!
In my whole life, I have never seen the White House & Congress so corrupt and yet they still act like the House of Lords!
October 17, 2009 at 12:10 pm
Barbara..do you remember during a candidate meeting that was televised Hillary said that she was a progressive.
October 17, 2009 at 9:27 am
Oh, yesterday on gatewaypundit.blogspot.com they had a story with a link to another site that had pictures, of Joe Biden attending a meeting with European Socialists!
October 17, 2009 at 9:33 am
Here’s the link:
EXCLUSIVE! Democratic Party Coordinates With European Socialists In Bid For “Global New Deal”
http://www.foundingbloggers.com/wordpress/2009/10/exclusive-democratic-party-coordinates-with-european-socialists-in-bid-for-global-new-deal/
October 17, 2009 at 9:35 am
correction, it’s Howard Dean and Vermont’s Bernie Sanders, not Biden.
October 17, 2009 at 2:53 pm
Ditto, Hillbuz! Wish there was a “Clintonite” party. I would definitely be there proudly supporting that. The Democrat party makes me angry and just plain sad. Love that Hil!!!
October 17, 2009 at 7:11 pm
It means to be a Democrat exactly what it meant before Obama was elected. That’s why I left the party after 30+ years in 2008.
None of this conduct is new since the election. Pelosi, Reid, Rangel, Frank, Dodd were all corrupt, sleazy thieving demagogues for years, and on a scale that would make Newt or Delay weep with envy.. It was just considered ‘progressive’ or ‘liberal’ or, god help us all, ‘decent’ to overlook that in the face of the ‘greater evil’ the GOP and BushBUSHBUUUUUUSH supposedly represented.
Well, now those demagogues are in power, and Democrats have the government they voted for, either the Jesse Jackson presidency or the second coming of LBJ, in a msn with policies he can’t pay for and wars he doesn’t know how to fight…
October 17, 2009 at 7:12 pm
msn = man, using a word loosely.
October 19, 2009 at 12:20 am
Hey Guys,
I know it’s a long shot, but San Fran Nan might have some trouble after all. Take a gander at the protesters outside of President Barry Dingles fundraiser last week. This was in San Francisco of all places.
http://thecitysquare.blogspot.com/