The actions of the Democommies and the inaction of the Repubs have assured the total destruction of the middle class. The middle class must be destroyed in order to establish the two class system, the elite and the peons. Guess who will be the peons. Wealth that would have transferred to your heirs will be taxed away. Because obozocare orders you to purchase insurance by force of law I see foreclosures in the future. Looming hyperinflation will destroy the savings of the old and the frugal because of the use of the printing presses to paper over government debt. I don’t see any good financial news on the horizon.
The one thing that may be a silver lining to these gathering clouds is these traitors have become so bold that now we know who they are. I am like Santa and am keeping a list.
“The actions of the Democommies and the inaction of the Repubs have assured the total destruction of the middle class.”
Inaction is action. One thing I learned early in my business career — not making a decision is the same as making a decision.
Look at the last administration. George W. Bush chose inaction when attacked by his enemies. As a result, by the time he left office he was viewed as ineffective by his supporters and a complete idiot much of the electorate. His failure to lead set up the conditions which allowed the most left wing US senator to be elected president.
We see the same thing happening today. By putting up token opposition and then folding quickly, or not putting up any opposition, the Republican leadership does not present itself to the public as a viable alternative. No leadership is being exhibit. No vision, no agenda, no consistency. It is the same old “we aren’t as bad as the other guys, give us a try” message.
In the current situation the party driving an agenda has no opposition so it wins at every turn. The Democrats are united in pushing forward, and have powerful allies in the media, while the Republicans have no core beliefs and no stomach for a fight. The results are predictable.
When Reagan left office, Kmart was the largest retailer in America. It chose not to fight the fast growing upstart Wal-Mart. Four years later, when Bill Clinton was inaugurated as President, Wal-Mart was number 1. Today Kmart is a shell of its former self and will likely be gone within 4-5 years. By choosing inaction when under attack, its management condemned the company to oblivion. There is a parallel with what is happening to the Republican Party today. Without new aggressive leadership with vision soon, we will have a one party state.