And I thought it was a pretty big problem. But when you have the "face" of the Republican Party, Karl Rove, stating that Republican Primary winner, Christine O'Donnell, is "unelectable" and that "there were a lot of nutty things she has been saying that just simply don't add up", what does that tell you? What happened to party loyalty? So here's a question I'd love Mr. Rove to answer. If Christine O'Donnell, clearly a conservative, can not get elected these days, who can? Is Coons, a self-avowed Marxist, more electable in America? Read this.
The political class in Washington - irrespective of Party - isn't willing to, or perhaps just can't, get it. They are looking at the movement sweeping the country through the prism of years, if not decades, of insulated political machinery. They are trying to figure out how to incorporate our views into their machine. But we we have no desire for that to happen. We have no trust in their machine any longer. What many conservative citizens in America have realized, and what most politicians in Washington have failed to realize, is that the power really does rest with the people! And so no incumbent's job is safe in Washington, save for a select few...
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