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Is John Boehner Finally Finished?
Reaganite Republican ^ | 12 February 2014 | Reaganite Republican

Posted on 02/12/2014 6:51:39 AM PST by Reaganite Republican

Mark Levin and Tea Party/Senate Conservatives  
declare war on John Boehner's teetering speakership


The latest cave-in by the GOP's weaker-than-circus-lemonade congressional 'leadership' finally has most all conservatives seeing that the time is NOW for new talent (or any talent) at the top of the party. The SCF, Mark Levin, and Tea Party Patriots have rolled-out the heavy artillery, aimed straight at the listless reign of John Boehner, who the Tea Party put in power, only to be mocked, derided, dismissed, and basically told to go home and shut-up.

It's long overdue, and I don't know how anyone could justify limping-along into the 2014 midterms with John Boehner in charge. Under him, the party lacks principle, direction, and leadership at every level... it's not that hard to understand why people don't see any reason to be voting Republican, he and McConnell surely aren't offering them any, neither verbally nor through their actions. 

Shouldn't the House Speaker be able to speak? Boehner seemed a rambling drunk on Leno last month- what was the point of even going on there if you're just going to mumble/look stupid... and have nothing to say (except for that the shutdown is our fault?)

The Senate Conservatives Fund -who recently released a powerful video exposing Mitch McConnell as the Mother-of-All-RINOs is a PAC closely allied with the Tea Party movement. And they've had their fill of John Boehner's Lilly-livered term as House Speaker, too- they've put together a new website dedicated to the cause of drumming-up the 15 votes required to block Boehner from retaining his gavel. Mark Levin has dedicated himself fully to the cause as well.

And although there's not a plethora of obvious conservative candidates to replace John Boehner in the House, there is new Republican leadership emerging on Capitol Hill in-general...  recent polls offer a glimpse of what the people want.

Oh, and you other 28 Vichy Republicans in the House that voted for surrender and continued collaboration with the Obamunists, the Tea Party is
coming for you, too...

[Mark Levin video]

Riehl World News   ReplacetheSpeaker.com   Washington Examiner   LA Times   Politico   
Senate Conservatives Fund   h/t Doug Ross   BadBlue   Breitbart


TOPICS: Conspiracy; Government; Politics
KEYWORDS: boehner; collaborator; fire; replace
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To: Reaganite Republican

for the sake of any remaining GOP party,
get the hell rid of this worthless mamby pamby go along get along piece of CRAP!!!!


41 posted on 02/12/2014 9:09:21 AM PST by Joe Boucher ((FUBO) obammy lied and lied and lied)
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To: Qbert
What Boehner has been doing recently does not seem rational- if they really do have smething on him, he needs to be honest and come clean to his party.

If Boehner is being squeezed by some powerful and hidden force, he ought to just resign his seat for the good of the nation, instead of doing their bidding.

I honestly don't give a damn what they have on him. If he's compromised, then it's time to go home. Let someone who can't be compromised have the job.

42 posted on 02/12/2014 9:19:52 AM PST by Windflier (To anger a conservative, tell him a lie. To anger a liberal, tell him the truth.)
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To: Reaganite Republican

I was saying this guy shouldn’t be speaker in 2012, but nnoooo nobody ever listens to me.


43 posted on 02/12/2014 9:25:26 AM PST by GeronL (Vote for Conservatives not for Republicans!)
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To: Starboard
Boehner is exhibiting more than weakness; he’s showing outright fear. He has to be compromised. The Dems have something good on him and he’s their puppet.

Is is appalling that so many Freepers believe Boehner is being blackmailed or such.

Anyone who has followed Boehner knows clearly that over time Boehner has become a rabid Statist.

Boehner is in it for Beohner.

Boehner is a very evil human being.

Our Republic is being destroyed by an evil out of control President and he stands by and cries.

Boehner wholeheartedly wants 100% amnesty so he can get his lobbying payoff -- no matter that amnesty destroys our Republic as founded

When events compel "We the People" to reestablish true Constitutional governance, may Boehner and the rest of the Statist be shown absolutely no mercy.

44 posted on 02/12/2014 9:58:36 AM PST by sand88 (We can never legislate our way back to Liberty)
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To: workerbee
I think he is so blinded by his hatred of conservatives, and the Tea Party, that he (and his fellow travelers) will do whatever they think it takes to destroy them — and if that means the destruction of the GOP and the very country itself, they don’t care.

Brilliant. Boehner does have a red-hot hatred of the Tea Party.

I ask all Freepers to view videos of Beohner when he attacks the Tea Party -- he is fully alive and revealing his core nature.

To repeat, Boehner is a very evil human being.

45 posted on 02/12/2014 10:02:03 AM PST by sand88 (We can never legislate our way back to Liberty)
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To: null and void; Starboard
It can’t be both?

It can, I just don't believe any of them being "compromised" is near as likely or frequent as some FReepers seem to think. I agree with Starboard -- power is the thing. The GOP-e hasn't ever really done more than tolerate conservatism. Then came 2008, the Palin attacks, the Romney fiasco, Ted Cruz.... and we all coalesced under the Tea Party. Suddenly lip service wasn't enough and that pissed them off. And it's just been growing exponentially. Anyway, that's JMHO.

46 posted on 02/12/2014 12:09:42 PM PST by workerbee (The President of the United States is DOMESTIC ENEMY #1!)
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To: workerbee

Fair enough, and I certainly hope you are correct.


47 posted on 02/12/2014 12:21:18 PM PST by null and void (<--- unwilling cattle-car passenger on the bullet train to serfdom)
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To: dfwgator

BINGO!

They are power whores. They vote is for sell to the highest bidder on the left.

God help us on the day when we are attacked again or the dollar finally collapses none of either party in this bunch in Washington are up to the task. It’s like a bunch of freakin college kids in a big fraternity with their rich daddys platinum card, it’s party time!


48 posted on 02/12/2014 12:22:10 PM PST by sarge83
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To: Reaganite Republican

I have a different spin on all of this.

I do hate the Speaker.

I wonder what these guys know something is coming down the road a little ways that is going to overshadow all of this.

In other words, what would make this moot—kind of like the shark attacks all during the summer of ‘01.

I see a bad moon arising.


49 posted on 02/12/2014 12:27:21 PM PST by Vermont Lt (If you want to keep your dignity, you can keep it. Period........ Just kidding, you can't keep it.)
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To: workerbee

we all coalesced under the Tea Party

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I’m hoping there’s a major Tea Party rally in DC in the springtime. We really need an event like this, and soon. Time to flex our muscles again and send a message with a huge turnout this time.


50 posted on 02/12/2014 12:29:33 PM PST by Starboard
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To: workerbee

While I don’t agree with the premise that any Republican who sides with the Democrats is necessarily subject to blackmail for misconduct of some kind - that “THEY have something on him (or her)”, I do maintain that we can analyze specific cases individually and reach a likely conclusion.

1. We can generally agree that, in the vast majority of cases (unfortunately), the primary interest of incumbent politicians of any party is re-election.

2. I think we can also agree that Boehner, Cantor, McConnell and a few others whose re-election is almost entirely dependent on capturing their electoral base (registered Republicans) have repeatedly and consistently acted against the wishes of the majority of their base, which, by its very nature, violates the first condition.

Given the above, what might one conclude as to the reason why they would behave as such? While there are many partial reasons, including major sources of funding and the “obligations” that accompany them, the two most likely conclusions are: 1) They are all delusional idiots; and 2) Someone, somewhere - whether it be Democrats or not, “has something on them” that would immediately destroy their chances for re-election (or worse).

Occam’s Razor anyone?


51 posted on 02/13/2014 7:17:47 AM PST by ManHunter (You can run, but you'll only die tired... Army snipers: Reach out and touch someone)
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