Parasites as pawns
October 29, 2008
The Democratic Party has long been the champion of the working man, the single-parent family, the poor and disenfranchised. The Democratic Party has held power in Congress for the better part of 60 years over the last 75 years. In the 1930s and 1960s, Democrats controlled Congress, the White House and the Supreme Court at the same time. In sharp contrast, the Republican Party controlled Congress for roughly 14 years over the last 75 years. A Republican president, a Republican-controlled Congress and Supreme Court hasn’t been possible in more than 100 years. Some will point to the years during the George W. Bush administration where Republicans nominally held power in both houses of Congress. However, the May, 2001 defection of Republican Senator Jim Jeffords of Vermont effectively gave Democrats control of the Senate until 2004. They were able to stall everything from Cabinet appointments to Social Security privatization until voted out in 2004, only to be voted back in during the 2006 elections. In short, the Democrats have held power most of the time. During the 1930s and 1960s, they were literally able to do as they pleased.
During those two periods, Democrats created legislation, programs and policy whose negative effects are still felt today. Over the course of the last 75 years, this ‘party of the working man’, this fierce protector of womens’ and civil rights has helped precisely, exactly, no one. The track record isn’t just dismal, it’s downright frightening. The New Deal, the New New Deal, the Square Deal, the War on Poverty, the Great Society, and dozens more socialist-inspired, big-government projects have burned trillions of dollars only to create more poverty, more unemployment, more crime, more drug abuse, more single-parent homes, more underachieving students, more government, more regulation and more economic disparity. The Democrats have ruined everything they’ve touched. And yet, they are poised to yet again take total control of the government in 2009. This could go a long way toward explaining the volatility of stock and bond markets as election day neared.
The working poor, the impoverished and the lower middle class have been promised manna from heaven by the Anointed One. They are oblivious to the fact that they are merely pawns in a power struggle. They will not benefit from a Democrat controlled government. In fact, if history provides precedent, they will suffer even more. The beneficiaries of the new regime will be government employees, unions (but not union members), trial attorneys, political pressure groups and insiders, moneylenders, government dependents and contractors. Those who suffer will be cynically used as a bloody shirt by the Democrats to retain power, to demand even more sacrifices from the remaining taxpayers and to justify whatever tactics are necessary to suppress dissent. If all this sounds a bit unsettling, you’d better get used to it. This is the dark and dreary utopia that Democrats have in mind for us.
The Democratic Party has every intention of controlling not only the levers of power in government, but the control knobs of the economy. They intend to ‘plan’ the economy and ‘plan’ growth. Does this sound familiar? If not, look up Lenin and Mao on the Wikipedia site. Also, note that both of these gentlemen found it necessary to starve, kill and/or imprison anyone who disagreed with them. Will Obama and the Democrats do the same?
