Vice President Biden had a large gaff as he said Mitt Romney
will, “put y’all back in chains,”
when addressing a large crowd (at least large for the VP). Then this week the DNC runs this ad:
– stating that we “all belong to the government”.
Last I checked
this was supposed to be a free country, but if the Democrats think we all
belong to the government, I guess it should be no surprise they want to put us
in chains – not the other way around. At
best they think they have the right to put us in chains. Of course, and rightly so, the democrats will
say this was taken out of context, just like “You didn’t build that” was taken
out of context. However, writers use
words much more intentionally then the rest of us, these saying were written
with a purpose. “You Didn’t Build That” was when Obama went off his teleprompter
for once and spoke from his heart.
While the
Democrats basically try and give this election away, the GOP must be having a
ball and cruising to an easy win over an incumbent that has done nothing to
better the American way of life – excluding his homebrew recipe.
Meanwhile in the GOP tent the grass roots supporters who
were able to get elected against all odds were told they “are not needed and
either need to toe the line or get out”.
Should the Tea Party vote for Romney? Maybe, should they spend any recourse or time
to do so? I’d say no. Time is better spent electing local leaders
who believe in small government and congressmen that believe in small
government. The Virginia Tea Party seems
to agree.
So we have Liberals unifying behind: You didn’t build that,
you must buy this product or get fined, you all belong to the government and
have no reference of God in their platform.
The GOP has kicked out their hardest working supporters. In the end, we don’t know if either party
want to be president over the next four years, and anyone who can see the
financial cliff approaching understands why, and we already know who has won this November,
lobbyist of big business.
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