I WISH Rand Paul had smacked somebody in the media down; trouble is, he’s been reduced to jello by their collective chorus against him.
He’s like Ralph Kramden in the Honeymooners, when caught in one of his many misstatements: “hommina-hummina-hommina-hummina”...
Sorry, them’s the facts.
I am confident he will recover and go on offense; but he’d better pull some alinsky stuff on the MSM and the Dem NGOs (civil rights industrialists).
He needs to watch and emulate the lady who endorsed him, Sarah Palin.
“He’s like Ralph Kramden in the Honeymooners, when caught in one of his many misstatements: “hommina-hummina-hommina-hummina”...
Sorry, them’s the facts.”
I agree. Rand Paul made a terrible mistake, he tried to go for an ideological debate with liberals. Liberals don’t debate, and they don’t respect opposing viewpoints. Paul gave the smear machine ammo. The SCM has been on this non stop. Morning Joe basically dedicated their morning show to this.
I believe Rand Paul is correct in this instance. Philosophically, I agree with him. But when he thought he was debating ideas, he actually picked a fight with a evil, desperate opponent.
Why alinsky stuff? Because he’s been
1) Isolated
2) defined by his haters
3) frozen
4) in process of being destroyed.
That is the step by step alinsky method.
He needs to figure out ways to do that right back to them, showing the ways in which the Civil Rights Act was needed in order to bring the ideals stated in the Declaration of Independence and some of the Amendments into realization for our black people; but that there had been some predictable unintended consequences — yes, all-white organizations were prohibited; BUT ALL-BLACK ORGANIZATIONS ARE.
It is scandalous that, in the wake of civil rights laws, voluntary associations of white people are disallowed, but we have a Blech Caucus (no Caucasian Caucus), Black Colleges, Black Student Unions, Miss Black America, Blech ad nauseam.
In the wake of the Civil Rights Act, we have no way of requiring ID at the polls, thereby subjecting the most sacred of American institutions, elections, to rampant fraud, all in the name of the repeal of the polltax.
In the wake of the Civil Rights act, we outlaw hate speech if whites do it, whether in church or elsewhere, yet we have Jeremiah Wright and Louis Farrakhan getting a pass.
In the wake of the Civil Rights Act, we are wary, leery, nervous about pro-white political groups like the KKK; but where is the Southern Poverty Law Center, and its attendant liberal media to decry the groups like those of the same Louis Farrakhan?
These are some of the points that need to be made, thereby giving back some of the alinsky treatment to those who are so fond of its methods.