That 54% really must confound the left, as R's merely need to field a conservative to sweep in 2012; for I do not believe Obama will moderate, and even if he tried, people won't easily forget the first two years.October 14, 2010
Left-Wing Radicals and the 2010 Conservative Growth Spurt
By Kyle-Anne Shiver
...Gallup's report on its 2010 likely voter profile... the most delicious tidbit within the complicated demographic profile was that an astonishing 54% of all likely voters self-identify as conservative.
...So, with all this ubiquitous bashing of conservative Americans as racists, homophobes, Islamophobes, xenophobes, Bible-thumpers, woman-haters -- oh, for crying out loud! This list could go on to lingual infinity. The end result -- 54% of likely voters willing to come out proudly as the dreaded, societally despised conservatives -- is enough to cause an epic collective dash for the barf bags among the entire elitist, liberal army of professional agitators.
So here's what really happened to the American electorate, and over the past two years, especially.
The vast majority of genuine Americans have -- for the past two years -- gotten a real, up-close-and-personal look at the other side of the radical coin.
Socialist radicals -- Obama, Pelosi, and Reid -- have led the entire country through the economic ditch and into a raging river, headed straight for a Niagara-scale waterfall that ends with an inevitable crash into bankruptcy and utter ruin. Propping up one liberal dream scheme after another...
...Apparently, it was never enough for Americans to glimpse the rotten economies of their sister-states across the big pond in western Europe. They had to see Democratic socialism wreak havoc here on our own shores to really understand our own left-wing radicals.
The other part of this story is the utter disregard for the U.S. Constitution, for which this leftist-radical administration and Congress have become well-known.
When a brave citizen in California had the temerity to ask Rep. Pete Stark how he could justify -- within a Constitutional framework -- passage of the ObamaCare mandate, this off-the-rails left-wing radical told her plainly that "the federal government can do most anything in this country." Americans saw that tyranny-packed statement coming from the mouth of a leftist radical congressman and woke up...
The people came. The people saw.
And the left-wing radicals scared the woolies out of them.
The moral of this story is as plain as the ears on President Obama's head.
Conservative Growth Spurt?
In my neck of the woods, we just call that a woodie.
It coincides with their listening to Glenn Beck for some strange reason.
Last week, the big news out of polling country was Gallup's report on its 2010 likely voter profile. And the most delicious tidbit within the complicated demographic profile was that an astonishing 54% of all likely voters self-identify as conservative.
Sliming those who still believe in the U.S. Constitution and Declaration of Independence -- i.e., conservatives
Socialist radicals -- Obama, Pelosi, and Reid
That's part of the conservative growth-spurt story: seeing is believing. Apparently, it was never enough for Americans to glimpse the rotten economies of their sister-states across the big pond in western Europe. They had to see Democratic socialism wreak havoc here on our own shores to really understand our own left-wing radicals.
That 54% really must confound the left, as R's merely need to field a conservative to sweep in 2012; for I do not believe Obama will moderate, and even if he tried, people won't easily forget the first two years.
The damage is done. Clinton began his repairs directly after the 94 midterms, by running stealth ads in southern markets. That bunny wabbit won't work again, and neither will the Hope, Change and blah, blah... blah wabbit. The Foley wabbit has left the station... "culture of corruption" wabbit has been shot long ago... seems the Dems are wunn'in outa wabbits.
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Exactly!!! Everybody has in their head a different definition. The same is true when surveys ask if the media is liberal; are you pro-life or pro-choice?That doesn't mean anything considering that the definition of Conservative is never defined in such polls. For instance, we have Navy Pride who says he's Conservative yet defended Bush's actual socialist drug plan and his massive expansion of government. Representative Vitter thinks he's conservative and then fights tooth and nail against cuts to government and replacing them with free market proposals. Self proclaimed Conservatism is about as telling as self proclaimed Poliwogism. Without defining the term, the term means nothing.
LOL... from Mr. Proper...First, it is proper to link your story.
That doesn't mean anything considering that the definition of Conservative is never defined in such polls.
Wiretapping case was running through the courts.And who would that be? The Republicans who did not stop or even question Bush's illegal wiretapping? Or the massive expansion of unconstitutional spending? My my peoples' memories are exceedingly short. The party to see the most growth in November will be lead by two Politicians who do not believe in COTUS or the DOI.
Many conservatives here were against the spending... so yes, your memory is short... even shorter considering the Tea Party, and republicans have begun weeding out RINO's.
Federal Judge Rules Bush Program Illegally Wiretapped Americans
"The ruling ends the case, but without the fireworks everyone expected," George Washington University law professor Orin Kerr said. "It ended with a whimper."
The ruling came after U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder said the lawsuit threatened to expose ongoing intelligence work and must be thrown out.
Eisenberg called on the Obama administration to accept Wednesday's ruling and forgo any appeals.
"We are reviewing it," Department of Justice spokeswoman Tracy Schmaler said.
Government mandating someone buy health insurance, and penalizing them if the do not buy is Socialist. There is a case about this aspect of ObiKare before the courts at the moment.And what exactly have they done that was socialist? The Healthcare bill is going to be taken primarily up by private insurers (not to mention it's just a rehashed Republican idea). TARP did not change management for the most part. The bailed out auto companies are run by new CEOs not picked by the government.
Germany is a socialist hell hole. They may do well in the export dept., but you're never going to confuse it for Hong Kong. It's a country losing skilled, is overtaxed, over regulated, its heathcare system is in shambles.Like Germany's manufacturing exports? Furthermore, the most rotten economy is Iceland. Who engaged in even worse financial shenanigans then we did.
LOL... from Mr. Proper...
Conservatives aren't Conservatives Dept. Of course it doesn't mean anything.
Even better is you... with one itty bitty sentence nuked the argument fomented by many leftists here... that we're one homogeneous mass. So which is it?
Wiretapping case was running through the courts.
It was the last active case pending before a trial judge challenging the wiretapping program that ended in 2007.
Government mandating someone buy health insurance, and penalizing them if the do not buy is Socialist.
Government is the major stockholder in GM, and government ousted the old CEO.
Would you like to try more examples?
Germany is a socialist hell hole.
They may do well in the export dept., but you're never going to confuse it for Hong Kong.
It's a country losing skilled, is overtaxed, over regulated, its heathcare system is in shambles.
Iceland isn't a country, it's an oversized village that screwed up.
Our problem is largely thanks to Government forcing banks to make loans to people with a high risk of defaulting.
Tell me, The Pelosi, Reid, Obama Tri-fecta has generated such a stir in the nation because they embrace and follow The Constitution closely? Or is it because Obama didn't get the message out? Or is it because the Three Stooges have overreached with their socialist schemes?
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