What the GOP must do to save the country from leftist fascism
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Let's not mince words. Barack Hussein Obama is a leftist fascist. If he thought he could get away with it, he would anoint himself “Der fuhrer” and be done with it. He might also be driving this Long Black Train while high on cocaine. To the extent that he thinks he gets away with it, he controls as much about everything in this country as he can. Those of you familiar with The Limbaugh Theorem also know he gets away with all of it while NOT being held accountable for his policies and actions.
Look at the stories that have been in the news just lately, from Brandon Raub the Marine the wrongfully arrested and detained for criticizing the Obama Regime to the IRS Scandal and the politicized closing of GM dealerships during the government-administered bailout and restructuring of that automaker, to the news that IRS political suppression of Tea Party and other groups cost the GOP its chance to win the presidency and control of the senate in last year's elections.
What do all these stories have in common? Blatant, egregiously partisan, and authoritarian abuse of power by the Obama Regime to keep Barack Hussein Obama and other liberal Democrats in power in Washington D.C. What was Richard Nixon guilty of that almost got him impeached in the Watergate scandal? Abusing his authority to bolster his chances of getting reelected in 1972, via the “third rate” burglary of the DNC offices at the Watergate Office Complex. Actually, Nixon paid the price more for lying about and trying to cover up Watergate than the scandal itself. The activities of Obama and his minions that so far have been exposed are equivalent of at least 10 Watergates so far, and might be equivalent to more before we find out the rest of the scandals in this Regime.
And despite all that, as of right now, Republicans in Congress aren't doing Jack Schitt about it.
What Republicans must do, to stop the attempt by the leftist fascist Obama Regime to consolidate power and lock in generations of liberal Democrat control of the country:
First, Republicans need to take these scandals VERY seriously because they are well beyond Watergate in their seriousness. Once they realize that what all of these scandal mean, including Benghazi, is the Obama Regime has displayed a clear and consistent pattern of putting politics (the reelection of Barack Obama and the election/reelection of Democrats) above the interests of the country, national security, and public interest, as well as the subverting of those things in favor of politics as defined above, then this is real one super-scandal that should be investigated in full by one Watergate-style select committee. They can call it the Select Committee on the Abuse of Government Authority for the Purposes of Advancing the political interests of President Obama and the Democrats in Congress.
For the purposes of national security issues, they should continue to hold the Benghazi hearings. But for all the other scandals, investigate those via the new select committee.
The investigation should be in-depth, televised, and last as long as is needed to find out anything and everything needed to completely get to the truth about all that was done related to IRS-gate and the related government abuse of power for politics scandals. If done right, there is no way the investigation can't completely get to the bottom of these scandals and expose for everyone to see, exactly what kind of character Barack Hussein Obama is, and upon realizing that, there should be vast majorities of the public demanding his impeachment in the House and Removal in the Senate.
Republicans managed the politics of impeachment very poorly when the Congress impeached Bill Clinton for perjury over Monica-gate, and paid politically the price of having little public or Senate support for his removal in the Senate Impeachment trial. But Clinton played hardball politics and portrayed, with some degree of success and assistance of the mainstream media, the impeachment inquiry as a “partisan witch-hunt.”
Next, Republicans need to intelligently and competently prosecute the impeachment case in the Senate. If the president hasn't resigned already, and Republicans managed the politics of impeach effectively, then strongly making the legal and factual cases for removal in the Senate should make Barack Hussein Obama the most disgraced president in history, as he should be, as the first president in the history of the country to be both impeached and removed for high crimes and misdemeanors.
But impeachment and removal is not enough. Republicans need to demand a true cleaning of the House, the White House that is. The new president Joe Biden needs to be asked to fire anyone and everyone in the White House and the administration that had any connection in any way to the IRS-gate and related politicizing of the government and abuse of authority. Any legislation needed to reform the system to prevent this kind of abuse of power should be passed first in the House then sent to the Senate. Harry Reid should be challenged to reform the system or show the Democrats are still on the side of the scandals.
And then it's time for education. Republicans and conservatives need to make sure that voters know these scandals aren't the result of some bad apples that got into office with Obama, as the press will spin it to (with the help of Democrats) to try to save the credibility of progressive/liberal governance by blaming the scandals all on Obama. Conservatives must remind voters the scandals are the likely results and logical conclusions of liberal governance and avoiding this kind of liberal/progressive corruption and abuse of power means electing solid reform conservatives on election day.
And then in 2014 and 2016, the voters, and especially the primary voters on the Republican side who own the party, must turn out to vote in record numbers to defeat the RINO establishment and nominate solid reform conservatives, like Ted Cruz and Mike Lee, in every office possible. The primary results should be a thorough repudiation and thrashing of anyone who thinks the “Growth and Opportunity” report published this past winter by the RINO National Committee is a good idea for the party. That plan is a recipe for political suicide of the GOP and the conservative movement and it should be completely repudiated, or as Sarah Palin would say, “refudiated.”
And now for the political strategy for the future. This starts in 2014, which should be a 1994 or 2010 type election. But Republicans shouldn't run on scandal or sit back and rely on scandal alone to damage the Democrats. Republican leadership in 2010 allowed the political liabilities to win it for them, and it wasn't for the activism of the Tea Party movement, Republicans would have lost many of those seats in Congress they won. If the leadership had present a strong positive vision to the voters of what a Republican Congress would do for the future, the GOP could have won more House seats and won a majority of the Senate.
Rather than run on scandal or rely on it to win in 2014, Republicans need to make the election a referendum on the conservative vision of more freedom, more prosperity, and less government in the future. The Republicans should present the American people a new contract for the future and make it the centerpiece of the 2014 and the 2016 elections. By running on a Reagan-style conservative reform agenda, the voters will still vote for this by a large majority and give the GOP majorities in both houses of Congress and the presidency in 2016.
If this all works out, the elected members of government will have a LOT of work to do, to repeal and unravel not just eights years of “Obamunism” but decades of progressive/liberal government. It's a lot of work and could take more than a generation to get the job done.
If the Republicans don't embark on this course of action, and just continue to play the “get along to go along” game they're playing now, the Republicans will never win another election, the hard line leftist Democrats will strengthen their position and consolidate their power, and after overcoming what they'll call minor Obama scandals, they'll remain in control and doom this country to traveling down the path of European-style social democrat socialism, which will inevitably fail and possibly lead to a more authoritarian brand of national socialism. Ultimately, the Cloward-Piven and Saul Alinsky branch of the progressive movement wants exactly that, when “Democratic socialism” fails they'll push their brand of national socialism into place.
And when they get that in place, many more good people other than Brandon Raub will be going to jail. They'll arrest you for standing up for freedom, and daring to be right when the government is wrong.
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Look at the stories that have been in the news just lately, from Brandon Raub the Marine the wrongfully arrested and detained for criticizing the Obama Regime to the IRS Scandal and the politicized closing of GM dealerships during the government-administered bailout and restructuring of that automaker, to the news that IRS political suppression of Tea Party and other groups cost the GOP its chance to win the presidency and control of the senate in last year's elections.
What do all these stories have in common? Blatant, egregiously partisan, and authoritarian abuse of power by the Obama Regime to keep Barack Hussein Obama and other liberal Democrats in power in Washington D.C. What was Richard Nixon guilty of that almost got him impeached in the Watergate scandal? Abusing his authority to bolster his chances of getting reelected in 1972, via the “third rate” burglary of the DNC offices at the Watergate Office Complex. Actually, Nixon paid the price more for lying about and trying to cover up Watergate than the scandal itself. The activities of Obama and his minions that so far have been exposed are equivalent of at least 10 Watergates so far, and might be equivalent to more before we find out the rest of the scandals in this Regime.
And despite all that, as of right now, Republicans in Congress aren't doing Jack Schitt about it.
What Republicans must do, to stop the attempt by the leftist fascist Obama Regime to consolidate power and lock in generations of liberal Democrat control of the country:
First, Republicans need to take these scandals VERY seriously because they are well beyond Watergate in their seriousness. Once they realize that what all of these scandal mean, including Benghazi, is the Obama Regime has displayed a clear and consistent pattern of putting politics (the reelection of Barack Obama and the election/reelection of Democrats) above the interests of the country, national security, and public interest, as well as the subverting of those things in favor of politics as defined above, then this is real one super-scandal that should be investigated in full by one Watergate-style select committee. They can call it the Select Committee on the Abuse of Government Authority for the Purposes of Advancing the political interests of President Obama and the Democrats in Congress.
For the purposes of national security issues, they should continue to hold the Benghazi hearings. But for all the other scandals, investigate those via the new select committee.
The investigation should be in-depth, televised, and last as long as is needed to find out anything and everything needed to completely get to the truth about all that was done related to IRS-gate and the related government abuse of power for politics scandals. If done right, there is no way the investigation can't completely get to the bottom of these scandals and expose for everyone to see, exactly what kind of character Barack Hussein Obama is, and upon realizing that, there should be vast majorities of the public demanding his impeachment in the House and Removal in the Senate.
Republicans managed the politics of impeachment very poorly when the Congress impeached Bill Clinton for perjury over Monica-gate, and paid politically the price of having little public or Senate support for his removal in the Senate Impeachment trial. But Clinton played hardball politics and portrayed, with some degree of success and assistance of the mainstream media, the impeachment inquiry as a “partisan witch-hunt.”
Next, Republicans need to intelligently and competently prosecute the impeachment case in the Senate. If the president hasn't resigned already, and Republicans managed the politics of impeach effectively, then strongly making the legal and factual cases for removal in the Senate should make Barack Hussein Obama the most disgraced president in history, as he should be, as the first president in the history of the country to be both impeached and removed for high crimes and misdemeanors.
But impeachment and removal is not enough. Republicans need to demand a true cleaning of the House, the White House that is. The new president Joe Biden needs to be asked to fire anyone and everyone in the White House and the administration that had any connection in any way to the IRS-gate and related politicizing of the government and abuse of authority. Any legislation needed to reform the system to prevent this kind of abuse of power should be passed first in the House then sent to the Senate. Harry Reid should be challenged to reform the system or show the Democrats are still on the side of the scandals.
And then it's time for education. Republicans and conservatives need to make sure that voters know these scandals aren't the result of some bad apples that got into office with Obama, as the press will spin it to (with the help of Democrats) to try to save the credibility of progressive/liberal governance by blaming the scandals all on Obama. Conservatives must remind voters the scandals are the likely results and logical conclusions of liberal governance and avoiding this kind of liberal/progressive corruption and abuse of power means electing solid reform conservatives on election day.
And then in 2014 and 2016, the voters, and especially the primary voters on the Republican side who own the party, must turn out to vote in record numbers to defeat the RINO establishment and nominate solid reform conservatives, like Ted Cruz and Mike Lee, in every office possible. The primary results should be a thorough repudiation and thrashing of anyone who thinks the “Growth and Opportunity” report published this past winter by the RINO National Committee is a good idea for the party. That plan is a recipe for political suicide of the GOP and the conservative movement and it should be completely repudiated, or as Sarah Palin would say, “refudiated.”
And now for the political strategy for the future. This starts in 2014, which should be a 1994 or 2010 type election. But Republicans shouldn't run on scandal or sit back and rely on scandal alone to damage the Democrats. Republican leadership in 2010 allowed the political liabilities to win it for them, and it wasn't for the activism of the Tea Party movement, Republicans would have lost many of those seats in Congress they won. If the leadership had present a strong positive vision to the voters of what a Republican Congress would do for the future, the GOP could have won more House seats and won a majority of the Senate.
Rather than run on scandal or rely on it to win in 2014, Republicans need to make the election a referendum on the conservative vision of more freedom, more prosperity, and less government in the future. The Republicans should present the American people a new contract for the future and make it the centerpiece of the 2014 and the 2016 elections. By running on a Reagan-style conservative reform agenda, the voters will still vote for this by a large majority and give the GOP majorities in both houses of Congress and the presidency in 2016.
If this all works out, the elected members of government will have a LOT of work to do, to repeal and unravel not just eights years of “Obamunism” but decades of progressive/liberal government. It's a lot of work and could take more than a generation to get the job done.
If the Republicans don't embark on this course of action, and just continue to play the “get along to go along” game they're playing now, the Republicans will never win another election, the hard line leftist Democrats will strengthen their position and consolidate their power, and after overcoming what they'll call minor Obama scandals, they'll remain in control and doom this country to traveling down the path of European-style social democrat socialism, which will inevitably fail and possibly lead to a more authoritarian brand of national socialism. Ultimately, the Cloward-Piven and Saul Alinsky branch of the progressive movement wants exactly that, when “Democratic socialism” fails they'll push their brand of national socialism into place.
And when they get that in place, many more good people other than Brandon Raub will be going to jail. They'll arrest you for standing up for freedom, and daring to be right when the government is wrong.
Analysis: IRS political suppression cost Romney the 2012 election
Analysis: IRS political suppression cost the GOP the Senate majority
Must read commentary: How liberal Democrats view and treat women
Commentary: The 'birther' issue settled once and for all
Commentary: Barack Obama: The Audacity of his Audacity
Commentary: For those who still support 'choice'
Stay on the right side of issues, visit my QstarNews Facebook page and like it and share it here
Read the Simple 10 point agenda for Conservative Victory – A simple, common-sense agenda for a positive future alternative to the liberal big government agenda
Back in full force: UnSkewedPolls.com still unskewing the skewed media polls!
Coming soon: ConservativeReform.com the future of the conservative movement and victory in 2014 and 2016 for Republicans begins here.
Read the best of Dean's News and Commentaries here at DEAN2112.com.
Please also follow Dean on Twitter and Facebook.
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