Just get rid of the raccoons in the basement ... Good, Pul C and Thx!

 

I don't know who wrote this, but it is fantastic.  Could use some rewording but who cares.  He says what needs to be said and taken seriously!

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Many have asked me if I support the republican party?
Here is a letter I sent to the RNC… You be the judge…
 
RNC
P.O. Box 96994
Washington DC 20090-6994
 
Dear Representative,
 
From the time I was able to vote I voted republican. I am 80 and have a great deal of respect and influence with hundreds of senior ball players who also network with thousands of others around the country. 
 
I received your questionnaire and request for money and strongly agree with every question as I have since Obama was elected. Unfortunately the one question that was missing is “What has the republicans done for the American people?” We gave you a majority in the house and senate and you never listened to us. Now you want our money. 
 
You should be more concerned about our votes not our money. You are the establishment which means all you want is to save your jobs and line your pockets… Well guess what? “It’s not going to happen” You can shake in your boots when I tell you our movement is for TRUMP and he hasn’t asked for a dime.
 
You might think we are fools because you feel Trump is on a self destruct course but look beyond Washington and listen to the masses.  Nobody has achieved what he has, especially in a state of New York. 
 
If you really want to know how the majority of people feel? And this applies to both democrats and republicans, read below, it says it all.
 
Sincerely,

 

You've been on vacation for two weeks, you come home, and your basement is infested with raccoons. Hundreds of rabid, messy, mean raccoons have overtaken your basement. You want them gone immediately… 

 

You call the city, 4 different exterminators but nobody could handle the job… But there is this one guy and he guarantees you to get rid of them, so you hire him. You don't care if the guy smells, you don't care if the guy swears, you don't care if he's an alcoholic, you don't care how many times he's been married, you don't care if he voted for Obama, you don't care if he has plumber's crack... you simply want those raccoons gone!  You want your problem fixed!  He's the guy. He's the best. Period 

 

Here’s why we want Trump, yes he's a bit of an ass, yes he's an egomaniac, but we don't care. The country is a mess because politicians suck, the Republican Party is two-faced & gutless, and illegals are everywhere. We want it all fixed! We don't care that Trump is crude, we don't care that he insults people, we don't care that he had been friendly with Hillary, we don't care that he has changed positions, we don't care that he's been married 3 times, we don't care that he fights with Megan Kelly and Rosie O'Donnell, we don't care that he doesn't know the name of some Muslin terrorist. 

 

This country is weak, bankrupt, our enemies are making fun of us, we are being invaded by illegal's, we are becoming a nation of victims where every Tom, Ricardo and Hasid is a special group with special rights to a point where we don't even recognize the country we were born and raised in; "AND WE JUST WANT IT FIXED" and Trump is the only guy who seems to understand what the people want.  

 

We're sick of politicians, sick of the Democratic Party, Republican Party, and sick of illegals. We just want this thing fixed. Trump may not be a saint, but doesn't have lobbyist money holding him, he doesn't have political correctness restraining him, all you know is that he has been very successful, a good negotiator, he has built a lot of things, and he's also not a politician,  he's not a cowardly politician. And he says he'll fix it. And we believe him because he is too much of an egotist to be proven wrong or looked at and called a liar.

Also we don't care if the guy has bad hair.  

  We just want those raccoons gone.  

 Out of your house.  

 

NOW.

You are welcome to pass this on…
 

 

 

I feel this is why thousands of people that haven't voted in 25 years are registering to vote this year.  The raccoons have got to go.

 

The Answer Radio 98.9 FM Columbus Ohio ... Sam Kat

I heard Mike Sinto (Sp) report this morning that Franklin Graham resigned from the Republican Party to become an Independent.  Mike respectfully disagreed and I agree with Mike.  Now is the time to stay because there are really only two viable parties to hope to win an election.  Franklin, Billy's son of course, had extreme disappointment in the Congress okaying the 1.XX trillion spending bill with 

$285million for Planned Parenthood.  Mr. Graham is right that this pusa gets anything he wants through this Republican Congress.  Federal Government representatives are NOT representing us of the Tea Party or any other loyal citizenry.

The secular progressives are giving this country in to communism/socialism.  We have to stay and vote and the democrats are not for the America we want to get back!

Tea Party and the Republicans ... SamKat

I am Tea Party much more than a Republican.  We have no alternative choice.  The secular progressive Democrats are more secular progressives that Democrats.  Charles Krauthammer touts Abraham Lincoln, FDR, and MLK as three of the greatest for leading important causes during their times on earth in his book "Things That Matter"and I agree.

I applaud Speaker Boehner's victory in the recent vote because he is Speaker of the House.  But I don't want anybody putting down the excellent people of the Tea Party.  Conservative, the TP people are, and Republicans are supposed to be.  At this time in history there is no other way.  Liberals are consistently putting politics ahead of our great country and ahead of the service people who have been wounded, killed, or otherwise injured in protecting our freedoms. 

God bless the Tea Party and, as Gary Burbank character Elmer Pitts used to say it:  "God Bless Amurica!"

SamKat

Bill O'Reilly: OK gor Cruz to pull GOP Further Right ... Thx Newsmax!

Bill O'Reilly: OK for Cruz to Pull GOP Further Right

Tuesday, 24 Sep 2013 07:25 AM

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Sen. Ted Cruz, under attack by members of his own party, has a right to try to move the GOP toward a more conservative position, Fox News Channel's Bill O'Reilly says.

Cruz wants to be the leader of the Republican Party, and he doesn't like the way it's being run, O'Reilly said Monday on "The O'Reilly Factor."

"He thinks it's far too liberal, and it's not in-your-face enough, not confrontational," O'Reilly said. "So he's breaking away from the consensus middle to stake out his own area that he's going to be the leader."

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Cruz wants to be president and re-energize the tea party movement, O'Reilly said. "He wants people to coalesce around his view of the country. There's nothing wrong with that."

O'Reilly asked guest Karl Rove why mainstream Republicans don't debate Cruz rather than attack him. "Win the debate, that's what it's all about."

The Republican strategist Rove, who is one of Cruz's critics,  said the problem is that Cruz doesn't debate. Cruz's fellow senators complain to Rove that they have no idea what his plans are until he makes public statements.

"His fellow senators don't know where he's coming from," Rove said.

O'Reilly continued with what he called his defense of Cruz. He said the tea party won big in 2010, but failed miserably in 2012.

"You gotta win if you want to dismantle Obamacare," O'Reilly said. "Cruz may be the guy to take the tea party up again."

"Well, we'll see," Rove answered.



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Krauthammer- Republicans still have some leverage

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Why are Republicans playing the Democrats’ game that the “fiscal cliff” is all about taxation?
House Speaker John Boehner already made the pre-emptive concession of agreeing to raise revenues. But the insistence on doing so by eliminating deductions without raising marginal rates is now the subject of fierce Republican infighting.
Where is the other part of President Barack Obama’s “balanced approach”? Where are the spending cuts, both discretionary and entitlement: Medicare, Medicaid and now Obamacare (the health-care trio) and Social Security?
Social Security is the easiest to solve. So you get a sense of the Democrats’ inclination to reform entitlements when Dick Durbin, the Senate Democrats’ No. 2, says Social Security is off the table because it “does not add a penny to our deficit.”
This is absurd. In 2012, Social Security adds $165 billion to the deficit. Democrats pretend that Social Security is covered through 2033 by its trust fund. Except the trust fund is a fiction, a “bookkeeping” device, as the OMB has written. Future benefits “will have to be financed by raising taxes, borrowing from the public or reducing benefits or other expenditures.”
And draining the Treasury, as 10,000 baby boomers retire every day. Yet that’s off the table. And on Wednesday, the president threw down the gauntlet by demanding tax increases now — with spending cuts to come next year. Meaning, until after Republicans have fallen on their swords, given up the tax issue and forfeited their leverage.
Ronald Reagan once fell for a “tax now, cut later” deal that he later deeply regretted. Dems got the tax; he never got the cuts. Obama’s audacious new gambit is a raw partisan maneuver meant to neuter the Republicans by getting them to cave on their signature issue as the hold-the-line party on taxes.
The objective is to ignite the kind of internecine warfare on taxes now going on among Republicans. And to bury Grover Norquist.
I am not a Norquistian. I don’t believe the current level of taxation is divinely ordained. Nor do I believe in pledges of any kind. But Norquist is the only guy in town to consistently resist the Democrats’ stampede for ever higher taxes to fund reckless spending.
The hunt for Norquist’s scalp is a key part of the larger partisan project to make the Republicans do a George H.W. Bush and renege on their heretofore firm stand on taxes. Bush never recovered.
Why are the Republicans playing along? Because it is assumed that Obama has the upper hand. Unless Republicans acquiesce and get the best deal they can right now, tax rates will rise across the board on Jan. 1, and the GOP will be left without any bargaining chips.
But what about Obama? If we all cliff dive, he gets to preside over yet another recession. Sure, Republicans will get blamed. But Obama is never running again. He cares about his legacy. You think he wants a second term with a double-dip recession, 9 percent unemployment and a gridlocked Congress? Republicans have to stop playing as if they have no cards.
Obama is claiming an electoral mandate to raise taxes on the top 2 percent. Perhaps, but remember those campaign ads promising a return to the economic nirvana of the Clinton years? Well, George W. Bush cut rates across the board, not just for the top 2 percent. Going back to the Clinton rates means middle-class tax increases that yield four times the revenue that you get from just the rich.
So give Obama the full Clinton. And with what also lies on the other side of the cliff: 28 million Americans newly subject to the ruinous alternative minimum tax.
Republicans must stop acting like supplicants. If Obama so loves those Clinton rates, Republicans should say: Then go over the cliff and have them all.
And add: But if you want a Grand Bargain, then deal. If we give way on taxes, we want, in return, serious discretionary cuts, spelled-out entitlement cuts and tax reform.
Otherwise, strap on your parachute, Mr. President. We’ll ride down together.
Charles Krauthammer writes for the Washington Post Writers Group.
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