Thread: Republicans now have their feet on the necks of Democrats an

Republicans now have their feet on the necks of Democrats and it’s not a good time to let them breathe

It’s The Center, Sucka

By Bob Parks
Wednesday, January 20, 2010

With the upset victory (understatement of the day) in Massachusetts of Republican Scott Brown over shoo-in Democrat Attorney General Martha Coakley, the pundit establishment will be giving their political pals a tip: move to the center, and I really hope my Bay State brethren don’t let their guard down.

As someone who ran for State Representative (12th Franklin District) in 2008 and for Massachusetts Republican Party chair in 2006, I know how Democrats think.

While enjoying an 87% super majority on Beacon Hill, Massachusetts Democrats weren’t satisfied. They had their feet on our necks and their mission was to squeeze the life out of us. Thanks to Brown’s victory last night, Democrats nationally know that their lifeclocks are ticking and are now trying to figure out what to do about it.

Their immediate goal will be to put on a front of being moderate and you’ll hear the phrase “move to the centerâ€

I love that, but as I said in a previous post... the GOP just as corrupt as the DNC.

The only way we can take this country back is through a third party. The two major parties are owned, bought and paid for...

Originally Posted by Dianne

I love that, but as I said in a previous post... the GOP just as corrupt as the DNC.

The only way we can take this country back is through a third party. The two major parties are owned, bought and paid for...

Couldn't have said it better myself.

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Originally Posted by Dianne

I love that, but as I said in a previous post... the GOP just as corrupt as the DNC.

The only way we can take this country back is through a third party. The two major parties are owned, bought and paid for...

I humbly disagree with a third party. It's not about party, it's about conservatism and fiscal responsibility. We need to bring the Repubs back to their conservative roots. IMO, this is the ONLY chance to get what we all want...a government that has the best interests of the American people at heart.

You've Perry and Kay Bailey there and you don't need a third party?

Originally Posted by loservillelabor

You've Perry and Kay Bailey there and you don't need a third party?

Actually, I really am thinking very hard about supporting Medina. I've met her in person and like her views. On a Federal level, I think a third party would fatally split conservative and moderate Republicans and throw the door wide open for liberal Dem's to come flooding in and cause even more damage.