From the New York Times:

WASHINGTON — President Obama’s political advisers, looking for ways to help Democrats and alter the course of the midterm elections in the final weeks, are considering a national advertising campaign that would cast the Republican Party as all but taken over by Tea Party extremists, people involved in the discussion said.

Sad to say at this point, but admittedly the GOP is not saturated with TEA Party “extremists.” Instead, it is predominantly populated with self-serving, arrogant, full-time politicians who exist to make mouth music and physically accomplish as little as possible, whilst sounding like they’re more to the Right than just Rudder Amidships.

Their main desire: raise money, stash cash, keep themselves elected so they can stay in the job that will sustain them in style, money and power to the end of their days.

Those salient little facts — and many more — are recognized and exposed by the TEA Party, which is why many Republicans are not too terribly enthralled with members of various TEA Party factions, encountered individually or in groups.

That is among a range of options and plans under consideration at the White House for energizing dispirited Democratic voters over the coming six weeks, in hopes of limiting the party’s losses and keeping control of the House and Senate. Democratic strategists are seeing new openings to exploit after a string of Tea Party successes split Republicans and culminated last week with developments that scrambled Senate races in Delaware and Alaska.

Translated: not only are the Demorats running a tad scared, but so are career do-nothing Republicans. To the GOP from Conservatives and TEA Party members: what have you actually done for us lately?

We need to get out the message that it’s now really dangerous to re-empower the Republican Party because the people who have taken over the party are radical,” said one Democratic strategist who has spoken with White House advisers but requested anonymity to discuss private strategy talks.

And here is why you, as a Conservative or a TEA Party member, are branded a radical:

– You believe in the US Constitution pretty much as it was written, pretty much word-for-word; you believe it isn’t a Living Document and, instead, it is best left alone.
– You believe in the First Amendment with regard to Freedom of Speech;
– You believe in the Second Amendment with regard to your ability to keep and maintain weapons for personal defense;
– You believe in a SCOTUS that utilizes the Constitution as the foundational document from which your opinions should be based, instead of acting as an adjunct Legislative branch;
– You believe in the strength of the individual, encompassing less government, greater freedom and responsibility;
– You believe in a strong American military, American sovereignty and independence from globalist influences;
– You believe in less spending and the Prime Theory of Economics: never spend more than your revenue allows;

Yes friends, as you can clearly see, each of those bullet points — just a few off the top of my balding, scabby little head — make you a radical. A Radical, I tell you!

To which I submit: then we need more of these radicals.

Perhaps we’ll get them, come November.

Remember: do not fail to vote ALL Demorats and Leftists OUT. Out, I say!

And while we’re at it, let’s clean the Republican house as well, eh?

BZ