Extremist History in the Defense of Liberty

Conservative Daily News ^ | January 23, 2012 | Kevin Fobbs

[Kfobbs]

George Washington, the father of our country was considered a dangerous extremist and a harbinger of malicious attitudes that challenged the status quo and American power brokers beholden to the British government. Other founding fathers of our nation were also placed in that same angry boiling pot of dangerous anarchy. So you have to pardon those supporters of Newt Gingrich for not being intimidated by the naysayers who had anointed Mitt Romney by liberal political pundits and party leaders their status quo choice. Many in the GOP power circles had already prepared Romney a seat at the general election debate table with President Obama. Yet, something happened on the way to the nomination that gummed up the works a bit. It is called voter angry and tired of being tired. After all, was it not up to the voter to determine who should represent them? Well, sometimes the obvious creates a voter eruption. Voters did not listen to those political pundits who labeled Newt a verbal extremist because he dared speak the truth and used history as a guide as political currency, while Romney relied on his wealth and the assurrences of party leaders. Well sometimes it comes to a point when American democracy just has to .....

[sauropod]

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[Noumenon]

Extremist, did you say?

[PGalt]

OUTSTANDING commentary, Kfobbs! Thanks.

First of all (and get this Newt)...if you’re from the “government”...FU. OK, now show us what you have and then get the hell out of our way and DISMANTLE your socialist CRAP.

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Whoops! I will repeat:

Ever since that extremist, Thomas Jefferson, at the behest of some of his more nefarious co-conspirators, penned those now infamous words, “all men are created equal and endowed by their Creator . . . ” The scandal and uproar have never ceased.

[Clintons-B-Gone]

Newt is a modern-day Sam Adams; Mitt is a Tory.