The establishment seems more capable of trying to co-opt the Tea Party power and its success than they are at responding to democrats creaming them with rhetoric in the press, out maneuvering them procedurally in Congress and fracturing the entire Republican party by way of manufactured chaos and disarray, as Malkin alluded to.
Rush is right. We have no long term strategists. The dems kick our butt tactically in procedural warfare.
The Stupid Party.
We can’t seem to put together a War Room capable of responding to the mouth of Harry Reid, nevermind a mindset to combat these usurpers hand to hand on the floor of Congress, all the way to and through the campaign of 2012. Republicans, instead, find it easier to cave to the dems while they borrow lines from the Tea Party and imply solidarity with the Tea Party and throw their weight around verbally to the media, because of OUR victory in the November election, but they NEVER battle back.
There are some Republicans standing up to the Beltway nonsense - but GOOOH would toss them out along with the RINOs and liberals. That IMO is stupid and a waste of effort and resources.
“We can’t seem to put together a War Room capable of responding to the mouth of Harry Reid, nevermind a mindset to combat these usurpers hand to hand on the floor of Congress, all the way to and through the campaign of 2012. Republicans, instead, find it easier to cave to the dems while they borrow lines from the Tea Party and imply solidarity with the Tea Party and throw their weight around verbally to the media, because of OUR victory in the November election, but they NEVER battle back.”
Very well stated!!!!!
And while I thought it was nice that Boehner teared up once in a while and was emotive to certain subjects, I can see where this will be a HUGE problem! I don’t think this guy will be able to stand up to the dems. Even though in the minority, the Witch of SF will probably still be running things next year.