The Democrats where slapped around pretty bad this past November, and they deserved exactly what they got.  As the ol’ saying goes, ‘Good riddance to bad rubbish.  On the national and state level, the party suffered a wrecking crew worth of leveling.  It was time.  When a political party disdains the majority of their constituency and the American people as a whole, those running for reelection deserve what they get.

The majority of Americans and that’s enough are not interested in the Democrat Party’s Progressive/Liberal/Leftist agenda.  Those Americans who are probably vote ‘D’ out of habit, either family loyalty—the family’s always voted Democrat or it’s kind of like sports, someone if for their team even when the team is going badly—for years. 

But I have a notion that the end is never for the Democrat monster which must die.  When a political party no longer represents its constituency or the nation, which provides the political oxygen for it to live—and becomes such a menace as to be a burden, then I say, the party must die.   Political euthanasia isn’t a bad idea.

Another Democrat defection

“A Texas state legislator has announced he is leaving the Democratic Party…”

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The left sees history's fist coming. Again.

Want to know why the Democrats in Congress are mumbling "f*** the president"? 

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 After listening to the MSM, the Democrats and the president, and some considering, I am against the tax extension/bill/stimulus giveaways as it stands and I hope that the Democrats vote it down.

Why?

First, the Democrats don’t like it, because it gives—what they say—a ‘tax cut’ to the rich, which is in itself silly because it isn’t a ‘tax cut,’ the extension is an extension of a tax cut and lower rates that already exist.   The whole argument again, is silly, but we’re dealing with Democrats.  And anything which gets Democrats fighting among themselves and pits them against the president is a good thing.  Let’s fight.

Second, the president wants it, and if the president is for it, I’m against it and here’s why:

It stinks.  That’s why.

I don’t like it and one of the dirty parts is that millions and millions of ‘stimulus’ dollars and useless tax credits attached to this, which the president supports and did not work the first time the money was spent and spent and spent two years again.

Again, and in short, what the president wants won’t stimulate the economy and it’s a waste of tax payer dollars.

Also, a two year tax extension and some tax credits support by the Republicans isn’t good enough.  For one solid reason, the tax extension will only last for two more years, just in time for the president to propose a tax increase.  And two, more and larger tax cuts are needed and must be made permanent. 

The tax payers having more of their too spend is the only way to grow the economy—and business create jobs.   Government creates debt. This is an economic fact.  No politics or cheap slogans can change this.

Good will come from this.  The tax extension must die which is better for America for two reasons.  The Democrats will continue to look as bad and they are, and it shows that the president has no influence on his own party, which goes as a negative for his own reelection bid.

In the coming year the Republicans will have a better chance of passing a batter tax proposal, so we can wait and things will get better.  Or these Republicans will be replaced.

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You can read about them in an infinite number of sites, there are interviews, speculations, criticisms defenses, attacks, and threat from the premier Wiki Leaker himself, Assuage.  He’s going to release the ‘Big One’ if he’s arrested, prosecuted, and so forth.  How noble on his part, but I suspect that even if he wasn’t facing arrest, he’d be releasing the documents anyway.  I have no reason to think otherwise.

In the last ‘bump’ as many different individuals sift through the electronic stack of stuff, and then a announced how dangerous the release of secrets will be to the US, which they probably are, but all the same—what is the American public suppose to do?

“Vote them out?”  

Really, what can average Americans do?   Just sweat it out?  The fact of the matter is that’s all folks. 

Now, what else is going to go on?  Well, this is a great way to clamped down on the internet.  The freedom internet highway days will probably be over and sooner than we think.  It’s going to be ‘pay to play.’  You’ll be able to get the internet, receiving it via some heavily regulated company, pay dearly for it, and taxed heavily.  Unless you are on Welfare or some government support, because the internet will be demand a necessity, just like TV.   Can’t live without that! 

I’m pessimistic, you say. 

Look at it this way.  The Federal Government, still dominated by Democrats, and a president who behaves like an autocrat is already planning to put a strangle hold on the internet through FCC regulation anyway.  The Wikileaks simply offers a ‘crisis’ to take advantage of.  Some even suspect that the Wikileaks crisis is manufactured, that is planned.  

Conspiracy theory flummery, you say.

Okay, but a foreign entity getting its hands some so much information to just ‘dump,’ should at least seem peculiar, don’t you think?  Keep in mind that distraught 22-year-old Army Pfc and his portable memory.

But as I mentioned, the government or rather many governments will soon step into ‘fix’ and ‘make sure’ that the disseminations of information dangerous and embarrassing, will never see the light of day again, or the public eye, but tearing internet freedom from the hands of honest, concerned, freedom mind citizens.

At one time, the concern was just pornography, and junk science [Global Warming Hoax].  We live in a world were information true or false destroys freedoms and then lives, especially on the internet highway; millions of people can, do and will be sideswiped.  And so can nations.

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