PARTY FUNDRAISING APPEAL MISSES THE MARK … BADLY
This website gave up on the “Republican” Party a long time ago. Its leaders are utter and complete frauds – distinguishable from Democrats only at the margins of America’s multi-trillion dollar debt, global interventionist foreign policy, incentivizing of dependency and entitlement and the ongoing assault on liberty.
“Republicans” like George W. Bush, Mitt Romney, John Boehner, John McCain, Lindsey Graham, Mitch McConnell and many others are every bit as “big government” as the Democrats they assail – as evidenced by their ideological retreat every time the rubber meets the road with regard to reining in Washington, D.C.’s mindless and unsustainable growth.
Still, the GOP continues to pretend it is “different.” And continues to tout (with mainstream media assistance) the fiction that there is some advantage to be had by supporting its candidates.
In fact the party demands loyalty … and guilt trips those who don’t provide it unflinchingly.
Take the fundraising appeal our founding editor recently received from GOP Treasurer Tony Parker, who clearly needs to scrub his list.
“Did you abandon the Republican Party?” Parker’s letter asks. “Chairman (Reince) Priebus has written to you already this year asking you to contribute to the RNC and renew your membership. But we haven’t received your financial support this year.”
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Ummmm … huh?
First of all, what sort of weak-willed person responds to such a letter? Second of all, the RNC has never received financial support from Will Folks or any of his corporate entities. Nor will it … ever.
Anyway, Parker continues to lay the guilt trip on … thick.
“Right now you are handing the advantage over to Democrats,” he writes. “That’s exactly what President Obama, Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid want you to do. With committed Republicans like you sitting out in 2014, the Democrats are able to continue their liberal rampage on conservative principles.”
Again … huh?
Is he referring to the “liberal rampage” twenty-five so-called “Republican” Senators – including McCain and Graham – had a chance to stop dead in its tracks, but then voted to advance?
Yeah …
We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again: The GOP is dead – the victim of repeated ideological betrayals of the principles it was founded on and continues to hypocritically proclaim. Its establishment is no different than the Democrats, and if you don’t believe us take a look at what happened in Mississippi.
Seriously … where does purchasing Democratic support for liberal “Republicans” fit in with the RNC’s pledge to “step in, step up, and take back the Senate to regain Republican control in Washington?”
“Don’t turn your back on the Republican Party now,” Parker writes.
Too late, man … too late.
Oh, and we’re not alone.
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FITS: FUNDRAISING APPEAL MISSES THE MARK … BADLY
Now that’s rich….LMAO….
Very nice article written by the Koch brothers here…very nice.
Yeh,isnt it amusing how Fits occassionally belittles the Koch boys ,while steadfastly supporting their positions on every issue and constantly running commentaries from these allegedly”independent” groups that they basically own?
When this website bemoans the death of the GOP it’s a barometer of the real deal. It’s true — the GOP has turned away from issues important to America’s largest voting block (hispanics, asians, blacks, LGBTs, etc.) — and sold itself to the Koch brothers and big business. GOP couldn’t have done this without the radical right like Sarah Palin, Tim Scott, etc. I’m thrilled.
largest voting block? If you could get all of those groups to agree something you may have something – DUMBASS.
Are you a multi-millionaire, captain of industry? I didn’t think so. So the republicans aren’t looking out for your best economic interests…especially the Tea Party. Is it the moral issues that make the republicans so attractive to you? The groups mentioned ALL agree that the republicans have absolutely nothing to offer them. I’d say you are the clueless one. Ever get tired of being used, sucker?
BULL SHIT.
They all agree that the republicans are frauds who they will probably never vote for.
Wow! That interesting? The best part of the right is Sarah Palin, Ted Cruz and Rush Limbaugh you Fucking Shithead Ignoramous!
Let the Dems finish off the job, neither the Repugnicans nor Demoncrats are worth spittle in a jar. I’m ready to start over.
Vote no on the stupid party and the tea KKK party
Do you mean the Democrats? The originators of the KKK were of Democrat leanings.
And the Republicans freed the slaves, and gave them land and a donkey, and destroyed the South.
The Dixiecrats will one day rise again!
I haven’t given anything to the RNC this year just in case on the outside chance that Graham would get a single penny of it. I don’t like putting President Bush (43) in that list of RINOs above but the rest are dead on. The Republican Party needs to clean house but there are almost to many moderates in our once great party to save it. The original principles of the Republican party as expressed in our creed have been kicked aside by the go along to get along crowd. If it takes independents to set the country back on the right course so be it. But if the independents only guarantee Dims winning that would defeat the purpose. This will be an interesting election in Nov. We can make it great or we can make it worse. How will America choose ?
Massive tax cut (props for that), BUT no reduction in spending, creating a huge unfunded expansion of medicare, 2 needless and expensive wars and a big push to get ethanol subsidized and in every ounce of gasoline in this country, just to name a few! — Now, please, tell me why you would not include 43 in that list?
He isn’t nearly as bad as the rest. Not great but less slime ball moderate. He wasn’t nearly as tough o n congress as he should have been. But I still like and respect him as a person. Great guy.
Republicunts will never win
Confused? Confused?? Shit.
elephantiasis
The Republicans are scum.. everyone says so.. even Republicans.
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