POLITICS AS USUAL

George Offerman

I could have given this post any number of names, such as ‘the fix is in’, ‘the most irrelevant election in U.S. history’ “comfortably numb’ or any other combination of words that reflects the status quo and how little the average American pays any attention to the people who will dictate their future over the latest version of whatever reality show happens to catch their fancy.  In any sense, it is surreal that someone with the record of Mitt Romney can get away with the outright lies he is pedaling can garner such large numbers over an individual like Ron Paul, who has CONSISTENTLY GIVEN THE SAME MESSAGE FOR THE PAST 30 YEARS. 

Mitt Romney is no friend to the conservative, traditionalist and any lover of the constitution.  I covered his record on many relevant issues in a previous post, and I only scratched the surface concerning the amount of information in the public domain, that demonstrates how much of a charlatan this man is.  I even tried to make it easier on the more skeptical by giving a series of links without those having to make much effort in doing their own research.  Yet Romney’s numbers continue to rise, and more and more ‘Christians’ are getting behind this candidacy.  Why?

I am left to wonder if the average American understands the times we live in.  We are having major debt and economic issues, we have a rogue government taking away rights at lightening pace, and shredding the constitution at every turn over the lamest excuses ever dreamed up.  Yet those in office, and seeking office (with the exception of Ron Paul) continue to push on with more blatant violations of rights given by God, and do it essentially in the name of God and mock God and our way of life in the process.  Why is it the majority cannot see this?  Why is it the majority is not up in arms about this?

Too many don’t want to be bothered, evidently and want to continue on in their self deluded Pollyanna existence, and have little to no idea what is in store for them in the next 12 months.   Too many are intellectually lazy, and want the lame stream media to do the work for them.  Too many can no longer distinguish between truth and lie, and are so easily deceived that there is no longer much of a challenge by the powers that be to impose their will upon the dumbed down masses.  These people, including Romney, want nothing short of total control over everyone in this country.  And they are damned close to actualizing this goal.

I recently had a conversation in which several willfully uninformed individuals were giving the typical “Republican/conservative’ lines fed to them by the handlers of the establishment, and these individuals (who claim will vote conservative) basically gave a free pass to Romney and Gingrich, and did not want to hear about the dismal records of both of these globalists.  Their response to my research and investigations were to dismiss it as ‘conspiracy theory’.  There seems to no longer exist in the mind of the average American an ability to critically think and apply any logical system of thought pertaining to established patterns of behavior. 

It seems these folks are drinking the kool-aid, and really believe liars and thieves will become truth tellers and fiscally conservative through a magical process simply by stating their intention to do so.  There is no long term memory of events and patterns of deceptive behaviors of what these men have done in the past, but only current string of words and catch phrases that attract the attention of these voters for periods of time no longer than 48 hours.  This is the timeframe given lately when many were asked when they decided.  Many are jumping on the bandwagon simply because they want to brag about how they ‘backed’ the winner.  All very lame and shameful excuses to circumvent individual responsibility.

There needs to be a seismic shift in how we do business in this country, and a vote for anyone other than Ron Paul is status quo and business as usual.  It truly is time for the average American to do his homework and stand up for what is right, just and moral, and not settle for the ‘lesser of the two evils’.  We deserve better than that, and can do better than that. 

MITT ROMNEY IS OBAMA IN A SLICK JACKET

George Offerman


I don’t know if anyone else noticed, but with only 28% of the voted
counted, Mitt Romney was the declared winner of the New Hampshire
primary, and was thus coronated as the front runner, and man to beat
as the Republican nominee.  This was after just a mere 36 hours
previously, when Dr. Ron Paul was leading the race by a few percentage
points, and was running a strong second initially.   It seems the
establishment has ‘found’ their man, and Mitt Romney’s popularity
began to surge in places like South Carolina and Florida after
wrapping up the New Hampshire primary.

It is interesting how many are jumping on the Romney bandwagon without
actually trying to understand what this man is about, and what he
stands for.  For those who want ‘change’ from the ‘change’ we had four
years ago, one ought to begin digging through the very prolific amount
of information and voting records Mr. Romney has.  If the average
American is into ‘more of the same’, Mitt Romney is their man.
However, if the average American looks at the severity of the times,
and gets the urgency needed in changing directions, a vote for Mitt
Romney would border on the treasonous.

Mr. Romney, as all of the Republican hopefuls minus Ron Paul, has been
dead silent on the most recent violations of liberties recently taken
away by the NDAA.  How can anyone who knows and understands what this
horrible law will impose on American’s freedoms claim with any
seriousness that they are conservative, and represent conservative
values?  But that’s exactly what Mr. Romney and his ilk are doing.  No
condemnation of Obama and the government in passing legislation that
will allow for the indefinite detention, torture and possible
execution of an American citizen without being charged and being
denied due process of the law.

Mr. Romney has been silent on the SOPA legislation making it’s way
through Congress with a pledge by Obama to sign the bill into law when
it arrives at his desk.  This legislation allows for the government to
abridge rights of speech and of free flowing information in the name
of ‘piracy’ and effectively hands the government the kill switch to
the internet.  Violation of free speech and dissemination of
information is not a conservative value, and as such, should not be an
acceptable position to those claiming to be conservatives.

Mr. Romney has been tied into international front organizations that
have been proven and documented to be actively working against the
interests of the United States.  Mr. Romney is an active member of the
Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), and has a profile on their website:

 http://www.cfr.org/experts/world/mitt-romney/b13226

Mr. Romney has also was linked to other international bodies such as
the Trilateral Commission (the Rockefeller creation) and the
Bilderberger’s group.  See web link below:

http://www.parkromney.com/?view=mittromney&sid=1312711629

 these organizations attempt to set agendas by the elites, and
generally speaking, the last several presidents of this country have
been associated with one or more of these organizations.  Mr. Romney
is no exception and appears willing to follow marching orders if given
the chance to ascend to the presidency.  Undermining the sovereignty
of the United States is not a conservative value.

Obama styled his now famous hell care law after Romney care, as it was
known in Massachusetts.  Mr. Romney wants to defend his actions and
passing of this law as following ‘conservative values’.  When has
mandating any individual to purchase any good or service from another
individual a conservative value, or seen as promoting personal liberty
and freedom?  The whole aspect of ‘telling’ someone how they must run
their lives reeks of paternalism, and embodies the idea that elites
must be present in order to keep the sheeple form ‘harming themselves’
as they are too stupid to care for their own needs.  This is not a
conservative value, nor is it Christian.

Mr. Romney also seems to want to distort the real record of his
actions, and appears to be doing everything in his power to deflect
and distract any critic, or any conservative who would dare question
his actions.  Deflecting, distracting, or outright lying are not
conservative values, and really embody what Obama does.  WE don’t want
Obama back into the oval office, whether named Obama or Romney.  See
web links below:

Mitt Romney on health care:http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/statements/2011/nov/28/democratic-national-committee/did-mitt-romney-flip-flop-health-care-reform-dnc-s/


http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/44854320/ns/politics-decision_2012/t/white-house-used-mitt-romney-health-care-law-blueprint-federal-law/

Romney’s own site and his words:http://aboutmittromney.com/healthcare-massachusetts.htm

Mr. Romney has flip flopped on the pro-life issue for most of his career.  Unfortunately, it has been more in the anti-life realm and it was only after his supposed ‘conversion’ has Mr.  Romney alluded to a pro-life stance.  However, Romney care provided tax payer funded abortion.  And after Mr. Romney has openly stated healthcare reform is a ‘conservative value’ it is unimaginable Mr. Romney would now go back against his initial stance of denying ‘healthcare services’ to the most destitute in society, and this would include ‘reproductive rights’.  See the following web links on Mr. Romney’s position on the prolife issue:
http://prolifeprofiles.com/romney

http://www.ncregister.com/daily-news/presidential-hopefuls-mitt-romney/

Romney’s site and voting record pertaining to abortionhttp://aboutmittromney.com/abortion.htm

We are in a fight for our lives concerning the future of this nation.  The last thing we need as a country is for another Obama in office.  If Mitt Romney becomes the Republican nominee, we are assured of an Obama in office, no matter which of the two main parties wins.  We need to be extra vigilant, and be ever so aware how this election in 2012 is pivotal.  We need to be especially aware that the money powers are exerting their influence, and making sure they get their ‘man’ in office.  It is critical we keep our eyes on the prize of freedom and liberty, and not sell out to those who are willing to pass laws that take these precious freedoms and liberties from us, no matter what the excuses may be.  Vote third party, or back Ron Paul, who is the only Republican who seems to understand the times we live in.  

RON PAUL IS STILL BEING IGNORED BY THE PRO LIFERS

George Offerman

Of all the candidates in the Republican field, Ron Paul is the one who has been most consistent in his pressing for an end to legalized child killing.  Year after year, Dr. Paul has introduced a pro-life amendment, and in most years this amendment has not had any co-sponsors.  And this is from a party that claims to be pro-life.  Ron Paul also comes from a liberal district in Texas, but continues to win reelections by overwhelming majorities due to his constancy in legislation, as well as integrity shown in keeping his word on substantive matters.

As a physician, Dr. Paul understands clearly life begins at conception and he has been an undying and unashamed advocate for this position.  Unlike most in the pro-life movement, Dr. Paul makes no apologies for his positions, and takes a very tough line against those who dispute his position.  Dr. Paul confounds his opposition, due to the fact he comes from a stance that is backed by scientific knowledge and personal experiences, not some convoluted propaganda and emotional hysteria that the pro deathers position takes.  This is why he is unmercifully attacked by these groups.  Yet he is not defended by the pro-lifers.

I have been told by more than a few that Ron Paul has some ‘objectionable’ qualifications that would disqualify him from endorsements.  The largest, concerning the life issue, is Congressman Paul sees abortion as a state’s rights issue.  If anyone can remember their civics classes, any amendment adopted into the constitution needs passage by 75% of the states, so each state must have strong pro-life lobbies in them for this to happen.  Unless there is a pure ban passed through congress, or an overturn by the Supreme Court, the only way to end legalized child killing will be an amendment.

Here is the issue: none of the current candidates for the GOP has attempted to pass legislation as Ron Paul has, and no one has the consistent record Congressman Paul does on this issue.  The pro-life movement better get it through their noggins that it is those who have borne the brunt of battle, such as Congressman Paul that will give us the best chance of ending legalized child killing, not those who are pretenders and are pro-life in name only.  It is amazing how short the attention span is of the general pro-life movement, and how easily they can be conned by slick talking politicians and drink the same old Kool-Aid election after election.

Take Rick Perry for instance.  He is a former Democrat (maybe) who campaigned for Al Gore.  He is pro-gay marriage.  He also passed a very controversial law mandating all 6th grade girls be vaccinated with the controversial and supposed HPV preventative GARDASIL, even against parents’ wishes and religious beliefs.  He pushed through the very controversial construction of the Texas NAFTA Super highway, which has been linked to the North American Union proposal by the Trilateral Commission, as well as Bilderberg group.  Finally, Mr. Perry is a member of the Bilderbergers, and has attended several of their meetings over the previous years.  But this guy does one prayer breakfast and makes a few slick comments, and lo and behold; the pro-life movement is jumping all over this guy’s bandwagon as if he is the reinvention of sliced bread.  Really, is that all it takes to get the pro-life movement’s endorsement?  Just talk a good game, and you’re in?

It blows me away that the pro-life movement seems to never learn from their mistakes.  They lump all of the GOP candidates, minus Ron Paul into the same playing field, when there is absolutely no evidence these people will do what the pro-lifers are claiming, and that is to follow through with their so called ‘pledge’ to support legislation that protects babies.   The problem is that Ron Paul has done this every year, and has essentially been ‘iced out’ by the prolife movement.  So much for the consistency, and so much for the integrity of this movement.    It seems the prolife movement can’t see the trees from the forest.

This is one more instance in which the prolife movement shows its inability to win this war.  They will ice out the most prolific advocate for life and hook up with the latest harlot willing to sell his (or her) soul by advocating for some prayers and slick talking and its off and running with endorsements.  Shame, shame, shame on the prolife movement, if the charlatans of the GOP are eventually nominated to run and supposedly represent our cause.  Just don’t come crying to this corner when you get sold down the river.

LET'S WATCH THE REPUBLICANS CAVE

George Offerman

Now that the Kagan hearings have concluded, and the supposed ‘tough guy’ republicans asked their ‘tough questions’, Kagan will most likely become the next Associate Justice on the Supreme Court. It would seem that the Republicans are going to do their typical dog and pony act and lament how they couldn’t really do anything about it, but at least ‘fought’ for the cause. So, is it this type of leadership that we want representing our interests?

The GOP has done very little for the cause of life, and they are doing just enough now to fill their coffers for re election. Many of the GOP senators asked or requested of Kagan to read things such as the Federalist papers, and consider technological advances in viability of keeping Fetuses alive outside of the womb. (Aren’t these the same people who gave Wall Street a blank check, and asked them to police themselves?). I’m sure Ms. Kagan raced home after the hearings, and curled up next to her electronic fireplace, to read the founding fathers documents, and then surfed the web to research the advances in technology to keep babies alive.

The lip service these Senators gave over the past few days shows how little they actually regard life. All I keep hearing from the pro life side is we need to keep re electing them because the alternative is worse. Worse than what? If at the end of the day, babies are being unmercifully slaughtered, then what difference does it make who is in office? If one really believes it is life that is in the womb, then one ought to be fighting the same way as if a teenager was facing a firing squad, or gang of thugs. I don’t think anyone would write a letter to a committee, or do an ‘impact’ study if death was imminent for a post born being.

The only one who has shown any commitment to life consistently, and has been willing to stand alone is Rep. Ron Paul, and he is really a Libertarian in Republican clothing. It is insulting for this party to have the gall to sell themselves as pro life, and to represent themselves (in some cases) as having ‘divine imperative’ on their side. This claim is very close to blasphemy, and frankly, I am very tired of this party being represented by too many Christians as the ‘party of God”. Anybody can talk big, but I want to know when we are going to see real action from these people.

The November elections are slightly over 4 months away, and it is not looking very promising. So, if the GOP does manage to take back one of the Chambers of Congress, we then have a slower death than if they don’t. Frankly, if the country needs to die, and is going to anyway, I’m more of a fan in just getting it over with. Why do we even pretend to have freedom any more, and support a party that in the end is going to sell us out anyway?

The time is so short to do anything of substance, and the strategy prescribed by the GOP is that God awful incrementalism. We need to be moving at the speed of sound, and they are talking about a snail’s pace. Those in the GOP don’t seem to be aware of the significance of the times we are in, and what it may take to avoid what is now appearing to be a certainty. As I have advocated fro quite some time, it is time for us as individuals to take care of ourselves and our needs, and not put any faith into these people who are bought and paid for by forces way bigger than most of us will understand. Faith in the right places and beings will pay huge dividends, but the right place and beings are not located in Washington, D.C.

A DECENT START

George Offerman

Yesterday’s mini ‘super Tuesday’ was a decent start to this November’s mid term elections, but not necessarily the slam dunk that was expected by many of the so called ‘conservatives’ and pundits. Incumbent Senator Blanche Lincoln (D. Ark) ended up tied, and is now in a run off with her opponent Lt. Governor Bill Halter scheduled for June 8. The late Rep. Murtha’s seat went to Democrat Mark Critz over Republican Tim Burns very handily. This contest seemed to be overlooked in much of the reporting, and goes to show that the anger and desire for real change may not be running as deeply as many would like to believe.

Rand Paul, son of Ron Paul, won his primary and will be running against either Lt Governor Daniel Mongiardo or Jack Conway, who are currently neck and neck for the democratic nomination. This race is particularly interesting, as it is one of the few contests in which the tea party is truly represented by what one could have considered an underdog. Already, many in the mainstream GOP consider Paul to be too radical, and liability to the party. This is the exact thought process that has scared many involved in the tea party, as well as those who believe that there needs to be a ‘house’ cleaning in Washington.

The fears have been that the Republicans would want to abscond with the anger and passion demonstrated by a large minority of people who have finally become involved in the political scene. This is what is so dangerous, in attempting to put the tea party ideals and passions under the GOP tent. It seems the GOP already wants to run to the ‘compromise’ tent and placate the obviously morally and fiscally bankrupt Democrats. The downfall of the GOP (Grandpa On Prozac) is not learning from past failures, and the multiple numbers of betrayals to a large segment of their base over the past few decades.

There is a need to stick to what appears to be a very simple message and agenda. What the Tea party people and other like minded producers in this country want is: 1) smaller and unobtrusive government, 2) balanced budgets 3) protection and respect for the Constitution, 4) ending legalized child killing, 5) lowered taxes, 6) closed border and sensible immigration and 7) end of the welfare state. There may be other points not covered, but in essence, this is what most of the reasonable folks want to see their elected representatives fight for. To want to compromise this message is a very clear statement that many in the GOP ‘don’t get it’ about the frustration with the government, and that by electing many of them, the status quo will continue, with only lip service being paid to the real issues.

So it seems we are at a crossroads concerning the next political move. Do we compromise and risk going into the GOP tent, with another promise that ‘it will be different this time’, or proceed on with a third party? I, for one, do not trust the GOP and think their habitual selling out of conservative values is in many ways way worse than what the Democrats do. I also don’t buy into the hype that a vote for a third party candidate is a wasted vote, or helping out the Dems. The only way to get the message through to either party is to throw most of them out and nominate and elect those willing to stand up for constitutional government, and be willing to be one term politicians.

I am also disheartened over the fact a good part of the electorate has ‘moved on’ from the hell care debate and debacle. This is not unexpected, and it appears the something for nothing crowd may be doing what they always do: looking out for themselves. November is a long way off, and much can happen before then. In the mean time we continue on the financial slippery slope with out of control spending and out of control money printing, and an out of control congress that is proposing more goodies for the lazy fair. Something needs to change, and it has to happen very soon.


*** Thanks to Randall Terry for the GOP line out of his song GOP. Please watch his program Randall Terry: The Voice of Resistance. www.terrycast.com



**** For those of you who still do not believe the financial trouble we are in. Question: If the dollar really is gaining strength, as shown by the dollar index, then why are prices in nearly everything still rising? Answer: the dollar index on Wall Street is a sham. Why gas is nearly $3 per gallon with oil less than $70 per barrel, when 2 years ago oil was $147 per barrel, yet only $4 per gallon? Not a strong dollar. Finally, we owe the money powers a big THANK YOU for ‘taking down’ gold and silver. It allows for the smart people to ‘load the boat’ at bargain prices.

THE LESSER OF TWO EVILS IS STILL EVIL

George Offerman


The upcoming elections this November are truly going to test the mettle of the electorate and we will soon see if all the hype is hot air, or truly has substance to it. The tea party has seemed to awaken patriotism and the need to reign in government, at least in a sizeable minority. With the passion and awakening to the current criminal behavior going on in this country by the current crop of elected officials, it brings out some awesome possibilities, but potential problems that can be exploited by the cunning. The two problems are: 1) although sizeable it is a minority, and 2) it is not politically organized, and as such, is not fielding candidates (yet).

It is very obvious that the undead demovamps will never attract any of those from the tea party, and it was made very clear yesterday when the Premier undead Demovamp Obama made the following comment: “I am amused by the last two days of demonstrations by people about taxes. You would think they’d be saying THANK YOU”. (Making the claim he actually lowered taxes). Statements like that cannot even be measured on the LIAR scale, and it seems like the Premier undead Demovamp absconded that line from one of his favorite movies “Night of the living dead”. ***Personal message to the Premier undead Demovamp: Liar, Liar you undead vampire.

With the Demovamps clearly out of the running, it will fall upon the Republicants to try to bring the tea party ‘into the tent’. With talk Radio host Sean Hannity leading the charge, the Republicants are significantly downplaying, and in some quarters, chastising the tea party movement as being a potential distraction for the upcoming elections in November. There have been some accusations made that if the tea party became a third party, it would split the vote and the Demovamps would remain in power. So the Republicants are desperately trying to make the case that the tea party people can find a comfy home in the ‘revamped reenergized Republican party”.

First of all, if the Republicants actually stood for the principles they claim to stand for, there would have been no need for the tea party movement in the first place. Since the Republicants are the better known party of the two for welching on their promises, it is no accident that they have steadily lost power in the current government over the past few election cycles. They now want to come in and sell their wares to the tea party people, and attempt to convince them that the Republicant party is the way to go. The Republicants main selling point is the ‘split the vote, we lose’ mentality, and we will have more of the same. It seems many in the tea party are taking this bait, and if the Republicants won back the congress, the real outcome, at lest legislatively would not be much different than if the demovamps won every seat.

What the Republicants do not seem to want to acknowledge is the fact that when they have had control of the legislative and executive branches, they have not controlled spending, government growth, regulation, and sure have not made any real attempts at ending legalized child killing. They regularly made promises to limit growth, reign in spending and regulation, and once in office, actually did the opposite. So, we have the demovamps that make up front promises to grow government, regulate business and individuals into paralysis, and redistribute wealth at every turn. The Republicants make opposite promises, but then end up acting very much like the demovamps. What makes the Republicants worse than the demovamps is the fact the Republicants throw enough table scraps to the electorate to make it look like they are really trying, when in fact, they seem to have no real intention of making the difficult changes required in these very extra ordinary times we live in.

This then, is an evil that is more difficult to perceive than outright open rebellion against the principles of what this great republic was built on. Whether poisoned with large doses and die quickly, or low doses and die slowly and painfully, the end result is still death. It is much more painful to elect people one believes will stand for certain principles, only to be betrayed down the road. Then, they get re elected. The current Republicants, if one remembers, called for ‘repeal’ of the hell care law, right after passage. Now, they are stating ’Well, reform is needed, and we can do it better”. Already selling out. No, this country does not need some ‘seasoned’ Republicants to lead the charge to the ‘promised land’ as Reagan used to say. We need people who understand the constitution, are willing to make the difficult decisions, and most important of all, willing to be a one term politician for principles.

This is why I personally hope the tea party causes chaos in the whole political arena. If this movement is absconded by the Republicants, we will, in the end, have our hearts broken, and be in essentially the same mess we would have been in if the demovamps had a total sweep of all the seats in congress. A real revolution needs to take place (hopefully peaceful), but it cannot be lead by an entity that contributed to the mess in the first place. It is time for a new party with new faces that has a unified message. Out with the tired and old (except Ron Paul), and be rid of the garbage that passes for the current political scene.

THROW ALL THE BUMS OUT (EXCEPT RON PAUL)

George Offerman

There are those who believe the life and death of America is up for vote this November. Many in the talk radio sphere, as well as many of those in the financial arena as well as some even in the religious/theological realm are beginning to have doubts this great country will ever come back. There is way more pessimism about our current situation than I can ever recall and it is for good reason. However, what is very bothersome to me, and it seemingly is not talked about much, is the fact there are TWO parties involved in the problems, and many are only blaming one of them.

Yes, I have been very harsh on the Demovampire party of the undead, and they have deserved and earned every word and disrespectful statement I have been able to muster up for them. Their actions are ungodly, they are the party of the selfish and ‘me first’ folks, they trash our founding fathers, while using the freedoms our founding fathers pledged their lives, liberty and fortunes to win for us. They take from the living, and give to the undead, they lie, and cheat, steal and pillage, and that is on their good days. However, the one compliment I can give to the Demovamps is the fact that at least they are open about their treachery, and at least stick to their unholy agenda with a fair amount of consistency.

Unlike what many believe, the Republicant party is not the party of God. Yes, it is true the Republicants have brought about good changes in many of the laws, reduced taxes, appointed some good justices to the Supreme Court (as well as some lousy ones). But unlike the Demovamps, too many of the Republicants are wolves in sheep’s clothing. As Randall Terry likes to say, it is the enemy within the camp that is the most dangerous, as they will cut your throat while you are sleeping. This is the treachery that has been the most damaging of all.

Too many well meaning folks have cast their votes for Republicants who will say the right things, but once in office, turn around and do what they really wanted to do. Too often, the Republicant in office will give lip service to the issues that got them into office, yet do little to nothing to make real changes and keep the promises they made. This is most apparent in the arena of legalized child killing. There were multiple times when the Republicants had opportunities to lay the groundwork to overturn Roe, but failed to do so. And it seems most of the failures were in the areas of omission, in which they simply failed to carry through with their promises by not acting on this while having control of the legislative and executive branches.

The most glaring was the instance of Rep Ron Paul (Texas) who introduced the Sanctity of Life bill, that not only would have protected the fetus, by declaring it to be human, but would have also made the issue of legalized child killing off limits to the Supreme court. Very few if any of the Republicants co sponsored this legislation, thus exposing their true motives and demonstrating they really are not much different than the Demovamps. As far as pro life issues goes, neither of the parties can be trusted, and it is time to make some changes we can believe in. Neither party has the gumption to make difficult decisions, and unfortunately, the demovamps are the closer of the two parties that attempts to stay on message, but it is the wrong one for the country.

So, if we are to ‘resurrect’ this republic, it will mean getting rid of all the bums in office. If they are an incumbent, they should be thrown out. We need to start out fresh, and have people in who understand what this country stood for, have a clear understanding of the constitution and the need to uphold it, and have a clear understanding and mission to allow freedom to reign once again, and remove the shackles of this ungodly and overly bureaucratic government as it now exists. We need to stand for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness (private property) for the born and unborn. Anything less is a betrayal of God and what used to be this country.

So, there are alternatives to the Republicant party for believers and lovers of freedom. I just hope and pray the majority don’t fall into the trap that ‘let’s vote for the lesser of two evils” or “I don’t want to waste my vote on a third party candidate who will never win anyway”. If these thoughts take over, we will end up with ‘more of the same’ and there will be only cosmetic changes made as we sink further into the abyss. If the candidates and incumbents do not follow through with their promises, they need to go. This is what the tea party is about, and the momentum for radical change must continue, and must not be hijacked by either party.