Quote from Ron Paul in last night's Republican debate that took place in Jacksonville Florida; the topic was space, "maybe we should send some politicians up there." This was when "Blitz" asked about spending money on the space program. You gotta hand it to Mr. Paul, he is perhaps the sharpest knife in the drawer.
George Soros. , Photograph by Jake Chessum for Newsweek
“I am not here to cheer you up. The situation is about as serious and difficult as I’ve experienced in my career,” Soros tells Newsweek. “We are facing an extremely difficult time, comparable in many ways to the 1930s, the Great Depression. We are facing now a general retrenchment in the developed world, which threatens to put us in a decade of more stagnation, or worse. The best-case scenario is a deflationary environment. The worst-case
scenario is a collapse of the financial system.”
Soros has described the European future, but the United States future is just as bleak. What the Socialists here in the United States are aftraid of is the deleveraging of Big Government and its welfare enabling system. If this happens animal instincts will prevail. Be prepared, get protection before your civil liberties are taken away by the socialist run government.
The establishment is projecting just like liberals. After the democrats have screamingly accused republicans of dividing the country these last 3 years, it is the conservatives who stood up and fought while the establishment hides in the corner and waits for the next opportunity to ‘cut a deal’.
What we are witnessing is the establishment GOP, determined to kill the elephant by suicide. We may or may not get Newt through to the nomination, but the establishment is assuring us that we all are going down. This crap is not doing anything to make Romney a good candidate.Lifting Romney up is like trying to pick up a turd from the clean side.
We will call you after tonight's debate in Jacksonville Florida.
This is playing out the way we thought. Mitt, the company savior, is now in big trouble; his campaign reminds us of one of the companies that was once ripe for takeover where Bain Capital came to the rescue. However, there does not seem to be anyone willing to swoop in and help Mr. Romney. There are only birds of prey eating away at his once powerful machine.
Newt Gingrich, know in some Florida circles as Newtron, has manifested to the Republican voter that he, Newt, has the ways and means to bring a campaign and thus the country out of bankruptcy. We remind you that Newt's campaign was once on the rocks,only to be thrown a life preserver. They ran with it and by all accounts are now on the verge of bringing home the top prize, Florida's 50 delegates. Has Newt displaced Mitt as head of private equity, we shall see.
So the question to be asked is this. If Romney was such a turn-around specialist at Bain, how come he has, in a short couple of weeks, driven his campaign bus into a deep ravine? An unmitigated disaster in the making. Again we call your attention that Mitt has been running the Romney Campaign for five years and it still is running a deficit. Has he run out of capital? Will his campaign performance thus far be the type of expertise he brings to the White House? We wonder. The media moguls continue to push Romney, but the voter has jumped on to the Newt campaign as he surges ahead in the Sunshine state. A question to Mitt, what have you done lately? Maybe at one time you were a turn-around specialist, but your campaigns for president, thus far, seems to imply that you are not qualified to run the country.
A little bit of history. Remember Mitt was running the table four years ago. And what happened? All of a sudden a lethargic John McCain hit Mitt with a proverbial barrage of softballs; Mitt never recovered; neither did McCain. Don't expect this to happen this year. Gingrich has a very sharp wit, one which is well suited to defend itself against the liberal ideology that has sunk the country with the worst poison known to man, the poison of socialism. We can't wait to see Newt debate Barack.
Obama's lack of understanding on what makes the world turn is beyond ones imagination.
The electorate is at wits end, they see the President as completely disregarding the traditional means of job creation. Low taxes, less regulation, and smaller government are signs that get the investment juices flowing. It is too bad that the President's view is opposite of those who actually make the world turn. Why is it that job creators flee states with onerous taxes? Why is that job creators flee countries with onerous taxes and regulations? Obama does not get it.
Obama says he is for jobs. Really! By once again striking a blow to the Keystone XL pipeline, what more evidence of Obama's disdain for shovel ready jobs; 20,000 hard hats are waiting in the wings to go to work. What gets our goat is that Obama's economic adviser said that the pipeline will only create 6000 jobs, so what's the big deal. What gaul! From his actions one can easily deduce that Obama is only for public sector jobs. Does he realize that more public sector jobs means that there a multiple of less private sector jobs?
Tomorrow night we will all eagerly be waiting for the State of the Union Address. If it is a repeat of previous addresses expect fireworks during and after. You will see class warfare at its finest. It is indelibly printed in our memory of Obama lecturing the Supreme Court justices, who by the way were sitting in the front row during a previous State of the Union address. Obama was dissatisfied with the court's decision in Citizens United? Justice Alito was not a happy camper while taking Obama's tongue lashing. Expect similar invective on Tuesday night. Obama's contempt for laws he does not agree with is prima facie evidence of Obama's hatred toward the Constitution.
To bring you up to speed, Obama and Holder have not come clean on the Fast and Furious. Attorney General Holder has literally arm twisted an assistant justice department employee to shut up and the employee indicated that if called to testify he would take the 5th. Innocent government employees don't take the fifth. Who is this guy protecting?
Another example of Obamas disdain for the rule of law is the distrust he places in career employees and their recommendations. For example he had no problem tossing the dice for the tune of $500,000,000 when going all in on Solyndra in a pay to play disaster by campaign bundlers. A gamble that was rejected by employees of the Department of Energy. Obama has spent 8 trillion that we don't have and will shortly ask for 1 trillion more. And hiding under the covers is Obamacare, the worst and probably the costly piece of legislation ever passed by congress; a 100% partisan affair. Not to mention that Obama is a proponent of education, but is against merit pay for teachers and continues to put up road blocks for the creation of more charter schools. Thank his Education Secretary, Arnie Duncan for fumbling the ball in educating our youth. And just today, Obama will fail to release a budget for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2013, a direct violation of the law.
As Obama gets set for the State of the Union address tomorrow night, read between the lines. Don't be traumatized by the standing ovations. In most cases they are a courtesy for the office. Obama, as Newt Gingrich said, "is the Food Stamp President." It's simple, his presidency is an outright disaster. Did you expect anything less from a socialist community organizer from Chicago? The Country cannot afford four more years of his tyrannical policies. We hate to say it, but Obama makes Jimmy Carter look good. Enough said. 
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Patriot, Our success in yesterday's South Carolina primary is a result of one thing: a national movement of conservative patriots who want to see bold solutions enacted to rebuild the America we love. The political establishment in Washington and their allies in the liberal media have written our campaign off as dead - not once, but twice! But here's something they couldn't account for: the American people know that we need a Reagan conservative to debate Obama, to draw stark contrasts with Obama, and to make sure we defeat Obama! Over the last few days, we've seen conservatives in South Carolina - and across the country - unify behind our bold campaign of ideas. With support from great conservatives like Rick Perry, Sarah Palin, Michael Reagan, 100 Tea Party leaders, and millions of proud Americans it doesn't matter how despicable the attacks from the media get, together we will continue to persevere. This election is about fundamentally changing the direction of our nation, and I am honored to represent the ideas of freedom and prosperity for the conservative movement. Will you help us keep this momentum going by participating in our two-day “knockout punch” money bomb? As we look ahead to Florida and beyond, this campaign is going to continue to rely on millions of patriots from across the country rather than just a handful of wealthy donors and bundlers. If you want to see a Reagan conservative as the nominee, and if you want to watch us run circles around Barack Obama in the debates with bold conservative ideas, then please make a donation today as part of our two-day “knockout punch” money bomb! Help us solidify the conservative momentum, join our campaign today! Sincerely, ![]() Newt Gingrich |
As predicted, Newt Gingrich
turned the tables on Mitt Romney, who suffered a most shocking and devastating defeat in the Palmetto State - 40% to 28%. Only a few days ago, Governor Romney was expected to win. But the good folks of South Carolina were not convinced of Mitt Romney's conversion to individual liberty, downsized government and American exceptionalism. On the other hand, Newt's message was simple and well thought out; it gained traction in the last few days. "America is not shaped by the liberal media of New York", this was best said by the lambasting of John King of CNN in the last debate. Newt's style of "down home cooking" trumped the hard, in your face -home shopping TV - style of Mitt Romney. It's about time someone stood up to the progressive -make the news - distort the news - bias the news- proponent of liberal progressive garbage. The results sent shock waves to the Romney campaign who instantly ramped up the attacks on the former Speaker of the House.
The campaign now moves to Florida, the Sunshine State. Where most of the suns rays are focused on Mr. Gingrich, but lurking in the shadows is Governor Romney. Where are those tax returns, Mitt? If there is nothing to hide, why not produce them? Every day waiting is another nail in your coffin. However, Newt's troops are not salivating yet, he has more work to do. Polls that measure likability, electability, personality give Mr. Romney a leg up on Newt, but this is expected to change in the days and weeks ahead.
Ron Paul came in a dismal fourth with Rick Santorum coming in third. The road to the nomination is long and hard. To finish first one needs to secure 1144 delegates; so far only 43 have been chosen, Newt has thus far garnered 17 to Romney's 19 according to the CBS 2012 Campaign web site. All of Newt's delegates are from his win in South Carolina. However, the WSJ has different totals. On to Florida a 'winner take all' state. The liberal media is pressing for a Romney win because they believe that President Obama can easily defeat him. For Obama to beat Newt Gingrich will be a lot more difficult. In passing we hasten to add that those who through in with Governor Romney so early in the race - Chris Christie, John Thune, Niki Haley - they may need to reassess their support once the Florida ballots are tabulated. 
