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Political Establishments and the Culture of Dependency
EXPOSE OBAMA AND SHATTER THE CORRUPT POLITICAL STATUS QUO
The Post & Email
Lawrence Sellin, ©2012
2/7/2012
Excerpt:
"We have elections, but we no longer have representative government.
National elections are not about Washington, D.C. responding to the will of the American people; they are about the distribution of power between the two political establishments.
Members of the political establishments parlay that power into influence, privilege and affluence by redistributing the wealth generated by ordinary Americans into their own pockets and those of their friends.
The Democrat establishment is composed of the Democratic Party, liberal financiers, unions and the mainstream media.
The Republican establishment includes big government Republicans, their financiers and pundits masquerading as conservative media.
The objective of both establishments is the same; to maintain a corrupt political status quo unconstrained by the Constitution and the rule of law.
The means by which both establishments maintain the status quo is the same; fostering a culture of dependency.
The Democrat establishment creates a culture of dependency by expanding government control and entitlements fed by tribal politics, which divides America into a collection of minority groups where the only thing that we have in common is our differences.
National Democratic Party Chairwoman, Rep. Debbie Wasserman-Shultz (D-FL), admitted as much when she recently proclaimed the Democratic Party as the “natural home” for minorities. Yeah, just like the plantation and the ghetto.
The Republican establishment produces a culture of dependency by limiting choice.
They want to remain the sole alternative to the Democrats. When grass root movements like the Tea Party arise or independent thinkers speak out, they are co-opted or crushed by the Republican establishment.
They also limit choice by pre-selecting candidates. I believe as do many Americans that Mitt Romney is the candidate who has been anointed by the Republican establishment.
In a private conversation a Republican state chairman stated that Romney was selected as the nominee of the Republican establishment over a year ago.
There is no better evidence of the Romney pre-selection process than the reaction of the Republican establishment after former Speaker Newt Gingrich’s victory in the South Carolina primary.
The Republican establishment did not want just to defeat Gingrich in the Florida primary, they wanted to drive him of the Presidential race.
Conservative Americans comprise about forty percent of the Republican electorate. The Republican establishment is now in the process of blackmailing conservatives.
The pre-selected Romney mantra proclaims the defeat of Barack Obama as the critical issue of the 2012 election, that he is the best candidate to do so and those conservatives should rally behind him to achieve that glorious goal.
That assertion is Republican establishment nonsense. From their standpoint the 2012 election is about nothing more than gaining more power in Washington, D.C. They are less concerned about Romney beating Obama than winning back the Senate and holding the House to get a tight grip on the financial resources of hard-working Americans.
The fact is that Barack Obama could be brought down today, if his history was properly vetted. The Republican establishment cannot do that because, out of fear and political correctness, they did not perform their due diligence in 2008 and, since then, they have become complicit in a conspiracy of silence. Exposing Obama would also entail exposing their involvement in the greatest fraud ever perpetrated on the American people."
View the complete article at:
http://www.thepostemail.com/2012/02/...of-dependency/
EXPOSE OBAMA AND SHATTER THE CORRUPT POLITICAL STATUS QUO
The Post & Email
Lawrence Sellin, ©2012
2/7/2012
Excerpt:
"We have elections, but we no longer have representative government.
National elections are not about Washington, D.C. responding to the will of the American people; they are about the distribution of power between the two political establishments.
Members of the political establishments parlay that power into influence, privilege and affluence by redistributing the wealth generated by ordinary Americans into their own pockets and those of their friends.
The Democrat establishment is composed of the Democratic Party, liberal financiers, unions and the mainstream media.
The Republican establishment includes big government Republicans, their financiers and pundits masquerading as conservative media.
The objective of both establishments is the same; to maintain a corrupt political status quo unconstrained by the Constitution and the rule of law.
The means by which both establishments maintain the status quo is the same; fostering a culture of dependency.
The Democrat establishment creates a culture of dependency by expanding government control and entitlements fed by tribal politics, which divides America into a collection of minority groups where the only thing that we have in common is our differences.
National Democratic Party Chairwoman, Rep. Debbie Wasserman-Shultz (D-FL), admitted as much when she recently proclaimed the Democratic Party as the “natural home” for minorities. Yeah, just like the plantation and the ghetto.
The Republican establishment produces a culture of dependency by limiting choice.
They want to remain the sole alternative to the Democrats. When grass root movements like the Tea Party arise or independent thinkers speak out, they are co-opted or crushed by the Republican establishment.
They also limit choice by pre-selecting candidates. I believe as do many Americans that Mitt Romney is the candidate who has been anointed by the Republican establishment.
In a private conversation a Republican state chairman stated that Romney was selected as the nominee of the Republican establishment over a year ago.
There is no better evidence of the Romney pre-selection process than the reaction of the Republican establishment after former Speaker Newt Gingrich’s victory in the South Carolina primary.
The Republican establishment did not want just to defeat Gingrich in the Florida primary, they wanted to drive him of the Presidential race.
Conservative Americans comprise about forty percent of the Republican electorate. The Republican establishment is now in the process of blackmailing conservatives.
The pre-selected Romney mantra proclaims the defeat of Barack Obama as the critical issue of the 2012 election, that he is the best candidate to do so and those conservatives should rally behind him to achieve that glorious goal.
That assertion is Republican establishment nonsense. From their standpoint the 2012 election is about nothing more than gaining more power in Washington, D.C. They are less concerned about Romney beating Obama than winning back the Senate and holding the House to get a tight grip on the financial resources of hard-working Americans.
The fact is that Barack Obama could be brought down today, if his history was properly vetted. The Republican establishment cannot do that because, out of fear and political correctness, they did not perform their due diligence in 2008 and, since then, they have become complicit in a conspiracy of silence. Exposing Obama would also entail exposing their involvement in the greatest fraud ever perpetrated on the American people."
View the complete article at:
http://www.thepostemail.com/2012/02/...of-dependency/