Tea Party of GOP?

I have a confession to make, the reason for this is not to jump onto the bandwagon carrying the flood of tell all books from suddenly contrite celebrities. And no, it is not to recant and of the prose that has gotten me labeled "more unlikable than Sarah Palin". My confession is presented to maintain the ongoing integrity that caused Sue Lowden, the past chairwoman of the Nevada Republican Party to say that I was "too honest to be trusted".

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I am a traitor. Yep, that's it, according to the Obama Administration my actions in revealing embarrassing truths about the current POTUS, in addition to disagreeing with any of the Obama agenda, especially in a public forum, have placed me on the enemies list. According to the lefties, and their so-far-left-they-have-gone-far-right-fascist leadership, I am also a ravening racist who thinks the President should be called "boy". They are right, in one sense, but typically wrong in another. I do oppose every decision Obama makes. I don't even agree with his choice of dental floss. I oppose the program called "affirmative action" because it gives jobs and opportunities to people simply on the basis of race, ignoring aptitude and merit. Guess what, so did Martin Luther King. He wanted equality based on who you are, not what you are. Contrary to the dictates of the Affirmative Action nuts, neither I nor any other member of my race is guilty of anything the slave owners of the past centuries did; we weren't born then. In addition, I have never owned or treated anyone like a slave, but according to our government, especially the mushy-brained types insist that I must be treated as if I did. Because I believe a person should be judged according to the quality of their character and that race, sex, age or any other external factor should have no weight, I am obviously and inherently a racist and a Neanderthal. The moves of the socialists who control the media and our current government have become so trite that they are more hackneyed and predictable than the proposed Octomom reality show. Take the current brouhaha over the ongoing Healthcare Takeover. Every respectable poll out there has proved beyond any argument that the American public does not want anything to do with what Reid and Pelosi are determined to shove down our collective throats, but in spite of this they continue to respin the same lie that only "right wing extremists" are blocking the legislation. No, the ones blocking it are those Democrats cogent enough (they have 3 active brain cells, one more than the usual 2 of typical lefties) to realize they have to face the electorate in the next campaign. Cap-and-trade, rightly called Cap-and-tax, is nothing more than yet another way to control the tiniest particle of American life. Buried into the legislation is the same carrot and stick approach, minus the carrot, that is hidden within the depths of HR3200. Once enacted both bills contain severe financial and criminal penalties for the rebellious. Obama's people, some say "coven", are proven radicals driven beyond rationality to destroy this country, even if the outcome is their own desolation.~ So how can the American people fight the White House, Congress and the Third Estate? The same way we have done in the past, vote. There is an election cycle in this country. The Democrats attempted to take control of it last time by registering thousands, possibly hundreds of thousands of ineligible voters. The current ACORN debacle being vastly underreported by the Mainstream Media is only the tip of that particular iceberg. I had a spy sequestered within a Democrat convention last election. She changed her registration from R to D. Once in, she witnessed a minimum of 40 Hispanics with no ID being registered and then told how to vote. As she told me, not one of them spoke a word of English. Obama and his radicals were swept into power on a wave of lies and public disgust over the hypocrisy of the GOP leadership. As was rightly said, there was not a dime's worth of difference between the Republicans and the Democrats. That remains as an accurate assessment of the current congressional makeup. Olympia Snow and her support of both the Healthcare bill and the Cap and Tax bill are an example. The support of the New York Republican Party and a candidate who makes his Democrat opponent look conservative is another. Many in the GOP have swung so far to the left that they may as well change registration. Many on the left, feeling the rush of power have moved so far into fascism they should be wearing swastikas. In all honesty they should be called ultra-right rather than lefty.

Tea Party should take over the GOP

So how do we use the vote to our advantage? One thing is to recognize that, as the electorate we hold absolute power...if we can get together. That qualifier is massively huge but not unattainable. No bill, no treaty can be held inviolate if the electorate wants it gone. Even the Copenhagen Treaty, which Obama is sure to sign, cannot hold the American people hostage if we choose to reject it. The President is not royalty, he is an employee and he can be fired...just like every other mal-performing worker we have in DC. Every news agency outside of Fox has maligned the Tea Party folks, even though the numbers of the Tea Party vastly outstrip anything Jesse Jackson and "Calypso Louie" Farrakhan put together. Whether or not Reid and Pelosi want to admit it, the American public is at heart right-leaning. The angle of lean varies with almost every individual, but it is there nonetheless. The Tea Party caters to that lean by insisting on a truthful message rather than the shrill lies of the PBS talk shows and the insipid putdowns of drooling celebrities. To survive, the GOP needs to embrace the Tea Party rather than fight it. The GOP leadership needs to recognize that the voters do matter. They need to realize that the money being snuck their way to move to the left has far too expensive a price tag. If they don't, they will be removed from power. Some have said the Tea Party should become organized as a competitor to the GOP. I don't agree, I think it should take over.