The Current Agenda of Hate At The DNC
Via Real Clear Politics a good article on the John Coyers make believe hearing in the basement of congress (the moonbat cave) last week and why today's DNC promotes its current agendas:
DNC Melts Down
It asks some really good questions about the surge in anti-Semitic speach coming from the Democrats these days. From Soros buying the party, the anti-Semitic agenda of activist groups deep within the DNC, Howard Deans words of hate, Harry Reid's attacks, and now the Durbin's attack against the US military.
Each of which I have been posting on for awhile. It would be hard to argue against the point that Soros did in fact buy the DNC last year and has turned it over to MoveOn and the extreme left of the party.
Not a winning strategy in the swing states, but the raw meat plays well with the ultra left so maybe that's the strategy, gain iron strong support from the socialist base and then concentrate on the moderates as we approach the elections in 2006 and 2008.
The stuff going on right now with the Dems will not be forgotten and will be a big part of the campaigns in both 2006 and 2008, so its not a winning strategy politically I'd say. As the DNC and their candidates continue to shows us just exactly what they have become, the RNC pick-ups should continue.
DNC Melts Down
It asks some really good questions about the surge in anti-Semitic speach coming from the Democrats these days. From Soros buying the party, the anti-Semitic agenda of activist groups deep within the DNC, Howard Deans words of hate, Harry Reid's attacks, and now the Durbin's attack against the US military.
Each of which I have been posting on for awhile. It would be hard to argue against the point that Soros did in fact buy the DNC last year and has turned it over to MoveOn and the extreme left of the party.
Not a winning strategy in the swing states, but the raw meat plays well with the ultra left so maybe that's the strategy, gain iron strong support from the socialist base and then concentrate on the moderates as we approach the elections in 2006 and 2008.
The stuff going on right now with the Dems will not be forgotten and will be a big part of the campaigns in both 2006 and 2008, so its not a winning strategy politically I'd say. As the DNC and their candidates continue to shows us just exactly what they have become, the RNC pick-ups should continue.
posted by Steve at 6:25 PM
