Swamp Creatures Drowning With Hillary

 Textbook definitions for Two Politicians 

   Senators Flake & Corker

What words describe RINO politicians?

1) "Over-the-Top" - A "Real Corker" - Senator Tom Corker - Tennessee

Definition: A corker is an angry little man with self hate issues which is just a fancy and elegant way to say "problems". It is so over-used nowadays that people often feel proud and want everyone to know about them by blowing their cork.

 2) "Unreliable" - A "Real Flake" - Senator Jeff Flake - Arizona 

Definition: A flake is someone who generally makes plans with you, promises to do things with or for you but can never seem to follow through. When confronted with their behavior they usually get defensive and run away.

FACTOID:   A RINO is a "Republican In Name Only", who''s a real left-wing progressive.

Saul Alinsky is a left-wing radical. socialist who pushed for anarchy to upset our Constitution and American way of life. His book "Rules for Radicals" was a socialist primer that left-wing student studied.

Hillary Clinton studied Saul Alinsky's Model for governmental socialistic controls and met with Alinsky as a college student. Hillary wrote her senior thesis on Alinsky.

Grabbing Hold of the Cat by the Tail

Why do people always ignore the very obvious facts when trying to figure out what next is happening around them?  Mark Twain once said, "A man who carries a cat by the tail learns something he can learn in no other way." Isn't that how we are now learning the same lessons from Obamacare too?  

If any of the electorate does not feel like they have been mauled and scratched up by now, then just expect it when the Obama Presidential executive orders on all deferred groups expire in 2016--ironically, it's just after all the Democrats get Obama's political cover from the 2014 mid-terms until the 2016 Presidential election cycle is over too--go figure!

With the joint failure of both Hillarycare and Obamacare, is the 'single-payer' socialistic medical plan the next grand insurance Federal program being foisted upon the American people? Duh, does anyone really, really need to ask what is obviously happening next?--if so, just 'grab the cat by the tail' again!

Until the private free-market is back in place without Federal intrusion, we cannot achieve affordable healthcare insurance reform like: 

• Assure the basic rights of the insured that must include unrestricted nationwide interstate commerce across state lines to ensure competitive pricing. 
• Remove the American Bar Association stranglehold over the insurance tort laws to reduce exorbitant award settlements to reasonable, equitable dollar amounts.
• Include fairness in rates with coverage for pre-existing conditions and any policy transportability between employers as a mandatory component. 
• Recind IRS enforcement of healthcare insurance policies under the existing Federal mandate to collect 'tax fines' under the Affordable Care Act as it is defunded and nullified.

The Democrats always blather on about the Republicans being the "Party of No", no ideas. Well, there are four solid points offered above that everyone can start to work on from both sides--so what's stopping Obama & Harry Reid now? 

Looking For a Needle in a Haystack

WANTED: An Old Sew & Sew that can needle people into stitching back together our our tattered republic by mending party fences, altering and taking in bloated government excesses, and patching up our relationships with our allies.

Seamstresses need not apply, we don't need minor alterations, hems trimmed or inseams and waists taken in slightly.  We are looking for a full service tailor that can take the basic fabric from our U.S. Constitutional laws to design, shape, and cut out a Congressional pattern for our U.S. Federal Government to fit its wide seat into, so they either wear that size pants or lose some to fit - that's why budgets are enacted. 

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton: 01/21/2009 to 02/01/2013 - No Record of Accomplishments during her term in office.As of 2013, our nation is still without any likely viable candidates as yet for the Republican party ticket. Unfortunately the Democrat party, at this early juncture, has their front-runner, Hillary Clinton. Hillary's political machine has reved up already and has shot out of the starting blocks already racing to begin raising the $2 Billion it will take to run in the 2016 Presidential Election Campaign.  

So, Republicans currently have these three steeds in the stables: Sen. Marco Rubio, Gov. Chris Christie and Sen. Paul Ryan. "Rubio’s avid support did not help Mitt Romney, who lost Florida and received very few Hispanic votes. What else could possibly go wrong? Christie’s chummy way over-the-top bromance with President Obama just days before the election and after Hurricane Sandy devastated New Jersey will be a blemish on his record, and candidacy for the foreseeable future. Moreover, Christie has a Herculean task in front of him as he repairs the hurricane damage in his state. Ryan was Romney’s co-loser, albeit as a vice presidential candidate. The congressman can build his status in the coming days, weeks, and months leading up to the fiscal cliff and beyond if he performs well and makes a significant impact on the negotiations. Presumably, Ryan will be the GOP mouthpiece and principal respondent to Obama’s fiscal proposals."

I would like now to bring one other horse dark horse into the stable too. "Here, after decisive presidential defeats in 2008 and 2012, there is another Bush to consider as party insiders buzz about the possibility of a Jeb Bush candidacy. But the question, in South Carolina and elsewhere, is whether the enormous legacy advantage that George W. Bush enjoyed will still be there."

Personally, I think that being out of office for nearly eight years as this election cycle starts puts the Bush Dynasty into the past by a generational gap.  Furthermore,  another McCain-Romney moderate RINO candidate like Jeb Bush will not stimulate enough Republicans or Independents to get out of their recliners to vote either.  Youthful voters with many new social media connections will be the wave of the future electorate to connect.  So, the real question is whether the Republicans have awakened from their deep sleep yet to quickly see that this "change is acoming".

A generational "food fight" of a dilemma could develop which actually might invigorate the Republican Party's race. Do you recall the 2008 Democrat President Primary Race? "With Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, the Democrats had a backward vs. forward fight in 2008. After an epic struggle, they chose forward. Another Bush run for president could set off a similarly desperate fight inside the Republican Party."  Now, that could bring the cream to the top out of the Republican Party political abyss.  It would certainly give those candidates a test run around the track before going out on the road -  all it takes is a little money to start their engines for the preliminaries before they enter the big race where the real money kicks it into gear! 

The single most enormous obstacle is simply time, a lot of time and more of it for the Republican Party to raise $2 Billion in donations, and the sooner the better.  The upcoming 2016 U.S. Presidential race is said to be going down as the most expensive run for any office in U.S. History - and that fact for both sides is one they can bank on.