Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Old Boys not amused
I've been paying minimal attention to party politics, figuring that all factions are just puppets of George Soros. That was certainly true of Manchurian Candidate McCain and Pasha Obama, carefully chosen by the two "parties" to be different-looking vehicles for the same treasonous agenda.
But I'm no longer sure it's true of the Tea Party. The Delaware victory of O'Donnell reveals something interesting for the first time.
These are the Party-First people, the Big Tent people, the 11th Commandment people.
Until now these people have always said that the R nominee requires the support of every party member. They've sometimes done it reluctantly or grudgingly, but they've done it.
This year for the first time, the Party-First types like Rove are simply disowning large numbers of nominees chosen by the Party members.
And why? I think this is the most important clue. Castle appears to belong to the Old Boy network in all senses of the phrase, which places him firmly inside the Repooflican Big Tent. (Or should that be Big Petticoat?) ¶ 4:05 AM
But I'm no longer sure it's true of the Tea Party. The Delaware victory of O'Donnell reveals something interesting for the first time.
"...Neither the state GOP nor the NRSC [National Republican Senatorial Committee] will spend any resources on O'Donnell."
Karl Rove, the veteran Republican strategist, was also doubtful that O'Donnell would be able to win in a general election. Speaking on Fox News, he said: "There's just a lot of nutty things she's been saying that just simply don't add up. I'm for the Republican, but I've got to tell you, we were looking at eight to nine seats in the Senate. We're now looking at seven to eight. In my opinion this is not a race we're going to be able to win."
These are the Party-First people, the Big Tent people, the 11th Commandment people.
Until now these people have always said that the R nominee requires the support of every party member. They've sometimes done it reluctantly or grudgingly, but they've done it.
This year for the first time, the Party-First types like Rove are simply disowning large numbers of nominees chosen by the Party members.
And why? I think this is the most important clue. Castle appears to belong to the Old Boy network in all senses of the phrase, which places him firmly inside the Repooflican Big Tent. (Or should that be Big Petticoat?) ¶ 4:05 AM
