Through the clouds of chaos, the frightening scenario of the Democrat's suicide plan, seems to be coming in to focus.
And based on political natures, they may be crazy as foxes.
Here's how the next two years could very well unfold:
1. Republican establishment remains passive and just watches idly by, as Democrats implode.
2. Democrats lose heavily in November.
3. Republicans are now at the helm, with no vision, apparent plan, nor engaging strong vocal leader to communicate their message and strategy.
4. The Democrat policy 'time bombs' (Massive 2011 tax increases, Obamacare, Financial reforms etc..) blow up and come to full bloom as Republicans control congress. By design, the economy tanks, and the media hold the magnifying glass to the Republicans and blame them for the current disaster.
5. Republicans stuck on 'bi-partisan moderatism' (Susan Collins, Olympia Snowe, Lindsey Grahmnesty, Michael Steele and career RINO friends) fail to attack & pin the blame on the Dems. With half-measures, and stalemates, the economy continues to tank, and media perception will act as a multiplier. Obama can now blame the Republicans for things being worse.
6. The People grow ever more discontented and now disillusioned with the Republicans, as things don't get better, and they are unable to untangling the real mess they inherited.
7. 2012 approaches and the People now blame the Republicans (due to their own self-imposed moderatism), with the MSM broadcasting this at the full 50,000 watts. Obama now can shift the blame. Obama gets re-elected and the Dems pick up seats.
8. Jan 20 2013: The end of the Untied States as we knew it. We are now firmly and permanent stuck on the HOV lane to socialist statism.
9. Eventual solution: history repeats itself: "all experience hath shewn, that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while the evils are sufferable,than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But when a long train of abuses and usurpations pursuing invariably the same Object, evinces a design to reduce them under absolute Despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such Government, and to provide new Guards for their future security" — Declaration of Independence. 1776
I pray that you and your fellow elected Republicans understand that the rules of engagement need to be clear. TAKE OUT THE OPPOSITION. NO COMPROMISE ON PRINCIPLES. THE DEMOCRATS, AND WEAK REPUBLICANS IN YOUR RANKS, ARE YOUR ENEMY.
Read and re-read the Constitution. The answer to saving our nation, lies in the wisdom of this founding document. Let it be your guide and your conscience.
In Liberty,
Jacques
Nemo Me Impune Lacessit
Showing posts with label RNC. Show all posts
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Sunday, August 15, 2010
Monday, March 31, 2008
Open Letter to the RNC
I first started donating to the Republican party when Ronald Reagan ran for President. I was in college then at Stony Brook. From the fall of 1977 through 1982. The pathetic can’t do attitude of the Jimmy Carter 70’s was also part of my formative years. The misery index, double digit inflation, the odd-even day gasoline ration lines, Ayatollah Khomeini and the overthrow of the Shah of Iran and of course Walter Cronkite’s nightly news broadcasts where he kept the mounting daily tally of the humiliating 444 days of the Americans being held hostage by Iranian terrorists.
1980 was the first time I was able to vote in a presidential election. Despite the fear mongering media at the time trying to scare us all that Ronald Ray-Gun would start WWIII, somehow their Cool-Aid didn’t affect me. I saw Ronald Reagan as a man of vision, whose principled beliefs in individual freedom and achievement and uniquely American values inspired me to the very core. I believed the Republicans were the party that got it. The party that fought to uphold our freedoms, our Constitution, and the founding principles that made the United States the envy of the world. And I would show my support at the polls and with $25 contributions, even an occasional $100 when I could afford to.
Throughout the years, the RNC, the Republican Congressional Committee and even Republican organizations at the state were all beneficiaries of my modest donations.
It was important to make sure the Republicans had the tools to hold off the insidious encroachment of socialist policies of the Democrat left.
However after a great start with the Contract with America, Republicans began to lose their way. I started to notice that Republicans were often more interested in holding on to power than on operating on principle. Republicans became the party that would reach out with the olive branch and try to befriend the other side. Soon Congressional Republicans were opposing tax cuts, supporting illegal immigration and padding their budgets with pork and even proudly buying into the Global Warming hoax.
So last year, I decided that my donations would stop. I will no longer donate one red cent to the Republicans until they have demonstrated by actions that they are worthy of my after-tax dollars.
The money I used to give to Republicans, now goes to select organizations who have proven to me time and time again, that they have stood up for and will tirelessly continue to fight for their causes. So i donate to the NRA and the Heritage Foundation. The NRA does not sell out, or come up with bipartisan compromises to the 2nd Amendment. The Heritage Foundation dedicates itself to promoting Conservatism.
I’m not leaving the Republican party. You have left me. I’m still here, meanwhile I’ll leave on a Compact Fluorescent Light Bulb you have helped mandate on me, for you to find your way, in case you come back.
1980 was the first time I was able to vote in a presidential election. Despite the fear mongering media at the time trying to scare us all that Ronald Ray-Gun would start WWIII, somehow their Cool-Aid didn’t affect me. I saw Ronald Reagan as a man of vision, whose principled beliefs in individual freedom and achievement and uniquely American values inspired me to the very core. I believed the Republicans were the party that got it. The party that fought to uphold our freedoms, our Constitution, and the founding principles that made the United States the envy of the world. And I would show my support at the polls and with $25 contributions, even an occasional $100 when I could afford to.
Throughout the years, the RNC, the Republican Congressional Committee and even Republican organizations at the state were all beneficiaries of my modest donations.
It was important to make sure the Republicans had the tools to hold off the insidious encroachment of socialist policies of the Democrat left.
However after a great start with the Contract with America, Republicans began to lose their way. I started to notice that Republicans were often more interested in holding on to power than on operating on principle. Republicans became the party that would reach out with the olive branch and try to befriend the other side. Soon Congressional Republicans were opposing tax cuts, supporting illegal immigration and padding their budgets with pork and even proudly buying into the Global Warming hoax.
So last year, I decided that my donations would stop. I will no longer donate one red cent to the Republicans until they have demonstrated by actions that they are worthy of my after-tax dollars.
The money I used to give to Republicans, now goes to select organizations who have proven to me time and time again, that they have stood up for and will tirelessly continue to fight for their causes. So i donate to the NRA and the Heritage Foundation. The NRA does not sell out, or come up with bipartisan compromises to the 2nd Amendment. The Heritage Foundation dedicates itself to promoting Conservatism.
I’m not leaving the Republican party. You have left me. I’m still here, meanwhile I’ll leave on a Compact Fluorescent Light Bulb you have helped mandate on me, for you to find your way, in case you come back.
Friday, April 28, 2006
RNC stupid vs DNC dangerous.
Friday April 28 2006
Republican National Committee
To whom it may concern,
Let me start by saying that I vote in every election, and that I contribute regularly to get Conservative Republicans elected. It is amazing to me to see how lost the Republican party is today. The party has abandoned it’s principals in favor of demagoguing and pandering. Knowing that the Democrat party is actually still worse is no consolation. Being stupid and ineffective, is still preferable to stupid and dangerous.
Proposing an investigation in to gasoline price gouging is down right insulting to your constituency as is the $100 tax rebate proposal. Do you really think we are that stupid and naive to buy into this transparent attempt to garner favor? This is pandering is positively Shumeresque.
If you want to have any shred of hope of retaining the Congress in the fall, it’s time to get back to basic conservative values and fast. Govern on principals. Be straight with the people. Stop governing by polls, a-la-clintons.
It doesn’t take political analyst to tell you how to respond to high gasoline prices, it just takes common sense, something the party used to have under the days of Newt when there was the concept of a contract with America.
It breaks my heart to see how impotent this leadership is and how they are ‘leading’ our party straight for the reefs.
If you had any integrity left, you would do what’s in your gut and heart, and say it as it is.
1. Put the blame square on Democrats. They have blocked drilling and refineries at every turn. 2. Stop the TAX GOUGING. Repeal for a while the Federal taxes on gasoline, and point the finger at the high tax states like NY which ad another 60 cents a gallon. Prices could drop 50 to 80 cents a gallon over night! 3. REPEAL the Baskin-Robbins EPA gasoline blends, which will bring the price down further. (Actually Baskin Robbins has only 33 flavors vs, over 40 for gasoline. 4. Get some spine and do this and you will see your 22% approval rating start to blossom like cherry trees in the spring. 5. Get people who have a vision. Cause there ain’t none in this party today.
If you or anybody even bothered to read my letter, I thank you for your time.
Republican National Committee
To whom it may concern,
Let me start by saying that I vote in every election, and that I contribute regularly to get Conservative Republicans elected. It is amazing to me to see how lost the Republican party is today. The party has abandoned it’s principals in favor of demagoguing and pandering. Knowing that the Democrat party is actually still worse is no consolation. Being stupid and ineffective, is still preferable to stupid and dangerous.
Proposing an investigation in to gasoline price gouging is down right insulting to your constituency as is the $100 tax rebate proposal. Do you really think we are that stupid and naive to buy into this transparent attempt to garner favor? This is pandering is positively Shumeresque.
If you want to have any shred of hope of retaining the Congress in the fall, it’s time to get back to basic conservative values and fast. Govern on principals. Be straight with the people. Stop governing by polls, a-la-clintons.
It doesn’t take political analyst to tell you how to respond to high gasoline prices, it just takes common sense, something the party used to have under the days of Newt when there was the concept of a contract with America.
It breaks my heart to see how impotent this leadership is and how they are ‘leading’ our party straight for the reefs.
If you had any integrity left, you would do what’s in your gut and heart, and say it as it is.
1. Put the blame square on Democrats. They have blocked drilling and refineries at every turn. 2. Stop the TAX GOUGING. Repeal for a while the Federal taxes on gasoline, and point the finger at the high tax states like NY which ad another 60 cents a gallon. Prices could drop 50 to 80 cents a gallon over night! 3. REPEAL the Baskin-Robbins EPA gasoline blends, which will bring the price down further. (Actually Baskin Robbins has only 33 flavors vs, over 40 for gasoline. 4. Get some spine and do this and you will see your 22% approval rating start to blossom like cherry trees in the spring. 5. Get people who have a vision. Cause there ain’t none in this party today.
If you or anybody even bothered to read my letter, I thank you for your time.
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