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Tag: NewslettersBy JGillman, Section News
Are you ready for the next one yet? I am trying to be. And I hope those conservatives who have successfully gained respect and position within the Republican framework are preparing for what might be the next most defining battle of our freedoms: the election of 2012.
The left is, and is certainly ramping up an offense already. Between the effort by the Democrat controlled congress to impose a two year budget that hamstrings the incoming legislators,and the MSM's attempt to make sure that Sarah Palin has NO possibility of running for the nation's top office. It seems they are drawing a line. A line that we will erase handily if we stay on principle, and stay unified. Today's pontificating is not about the mama grizzly's election chances or the ongoing ignorance of the electorate's will however. These things we expect. Its what makes the left so 'special'. 'Stupid voters' always do the wrong things in their eyes, and they know best. Today we talk about merely a small part of the grass root efforts necessary to build an unimpeachable fortress around the gains made this year, and real efforts to repair the damage caused by an unchecked progressive mental disease. Today, lets talk about written outreach. (2 comments, 695 words in story) Full Story |
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