I attended the Buffalo, NY Tea Party this afternoon and was very pleased. I'll have more on that later. But just now I wanted to discuss THIS little gem found just now on CNN.com... I direct you to the very last segment....
In an article designed to speak about how people have grown to not trust their government over the very real fears generated by spending a ginormous amount of money without any of the transparency we were promised, we find out at the end that president hussein has indeed taken notice of us, and has indeed made a plan.
Apart from doing the traditional Liberal agenda of identifying their enemy with someone the enemy doesn't like (in this case, claiming we were organized by the old-guard Republican leaders... a falsity matched in it's gall by the fervor in which Tea-Party goers have denounced those same Republicans... ) the Faustian Prince of Darkness is going to set about reminding americans of how he DID cut your taxes...
Which, of course... is wrong.
He lowered your withholding.
You'll still owe the same amount at the end of this year. Only now you may not get a refund and you may actually have to pay them more than you did during the course of the year.
But with hussein it's never about facts, it's about feelings.
In this instance he is relatively powerless. He likes to think he can get us upset by labeling us "Right Wing Extremists" but only hard-line ObamaZombies would even swallow that concept. He wants to show us just how generous he has been with our own payrolls, but many people are starting to realize this is NOT the case.
It'd be fun to see Barney Frank stammer out that he's going to punish American Citizens who participated in these events by handing them crippling 90%% taxation.
Just think of the chaos that would erupt under THOSE terms.
It's sad and a bit maddening to think that we have a real honest-to-God moustache-twirling villain sitting in his throne at the White House, but it's also a bit freeing. So far his responses to everything he has encountered have been wrong. Not really a great deal has been right. So it's actually easy and understandable to go against him and to accept the epithet "Right Wing Extremist" as a compliment, not an insult.
I think I'm gonna sew a scarlet "RWE" on my shirt.
As I said, a little later I'll come back with word on today's Buffalo party, which was pretty decent and very emotionally rewarding.
I'm Dr. Calamity and I approve this message.
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