Official Washington hailed the deal to avoid the so-called fiscal cliff as a significant bipartisan accomplishment. However, voters around the country viewed the deal in very partisan terms: Seven out of 10 Democrats approved of it, while seven out of 10 Republicans disapproved.
Just a few days after reaching that agreement, an inside-the-Beltway publication reported another area of bipartisan agreement. Politico explained that while Washington Democrats have always viewed GOP voters as a problem, Washington Republicans “in many a post-election soul-searching session” have come to agree. More precisely, the article said the party’s Election 2012 failures have “brought forth one principal conclusion from establishment Republicans: They have a primary problem.”
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So, according to Politico, the Washington team is gearing up a new effort to protect incumbents and limit the ability of Republican voters to successfully challenge establishment candidates.
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The Republican establishment has two choices. They can act as mature party leaders of a national political party, or they can protect their own self-interest.
There is no real difference between the Republican or Democrat Party in their operations nor is the massive corruption, rape and robbery of the taxpayers relegated to the Federal level. The Public Sector operations at the Federal, state and local levels cost over $7 Trillion annually nearly 50% of GDP and that does not cover their Millionaire Pension Scam which has added another $50 Trillion obligation on the taxpayers. These operations have 50% over staffing and compensation levels plus a fraudulent guaranteed multi-million dollar retirement plan. The Public Sector is a master at distraction and diversion from the real cause of the impending default of the municipalities, states and nation. For no one benefiting from this massive fraud has ever uttered that the massively bloated Public Sector operations need to be restructured and reformed in order to restore this nation to a sustainable fiscal path. If you examine all the taxation vehicles that have been rising, many by double digits annually, and which has continued even in a major recession it should be quite obvious that the epic levels of corruption and greed in these Public Sector operations will not be reformed from the inside. Maybe the fact that over 70% of the recent nearly trillion dollar stimulus went to the Public Sector will demonstrate the extend of the corruption here or maybe you should examine any Public Labor Agreement under the FOIA to see the absurd salary and benefit scales that have no relationship to job function, responsibility or performance plus rich, exorbitant COLAs that defy realty and reason but cost the taxpayers trillions in unnecessary taxes and strangle the private economy. The plain fact is that the taxpayers or the private sector cannot afford 23 million millionaires of the Public Sector. The “Tea Party” is evidence that there remain a number of responsible Americans who see the fraud and corruption of the Public Sector and are willing to speak out. Until the elections start putting non-party affiliated competent persons back into government the corruption here will destroy the nation. Within the last decade the corruption has reached the point where the outright violation of the Constitution be it at the state or Federal level is accepted. In fact the lawmakers pass “laws” that are outright violations of the Constitution and the executive branches of Government decide whether they will chose to enforce the laws of the land. Even the Judicial Branch of the Government are exceeding their powers by amending legislation in order to make it comply with the Constitution. Clearly this nation is dying rapidly as these symptoms are reflective of the end of an empire and a culture.
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Republican Establishment Declares War on GOP Voters
A Commentary By Scott Rasmussen
Just a few days after reaching that agreement, an inside-the-Beltway publication reported another area of bipartisan agreement. Politico explained that while Washington Democrats have always viewed GOP voters as a problem, Washington Republicans “in many a post-election soul-searching session” have come to agree. More precisely, the article said the party’s Election 2012 failures have “brought forth one principal conclusion from establishment Republicans: They have a primary problem.”
So, according to Politico, the Washington team is gearing up a new effort to protect incumbents and limit the ability of Republican voters to successfully challenge establishment candidates.
The Republican establishment has two choices. They can act as mature party leaders of a national political party, or they can protect their own self-interest.
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