Wes Pruden describes the fiscal cliff negotiations (my emboldening):
There’s no indication that President Obama will bite, nor is there any reason why, from his point of view, he should. He has read the fear in Republican eyes and he’s willing — maybe eager — to jump off the cliff in the sure and certain confidence that with the compliant mainstream media at his back he can successfully pin the blame on the Republicans for the consequences.
He can even promise spending cuts, secure in the knowledge that he won’t have to actually make them. Promises are a sucker’s game and there’s no shortage of suckers. Mr. Obama clearly wants to humiliate the Republicans — re-election was not enough — and he and his Democratic allies think his victory on Nov. 6 arms him with a mandate to do as he pleases.
That is exactly the situation in Washington. The Republicans are willing to do anything in hopes of retaining office. They are cowards for whom no respect is due.
Abraham Lincoln, a Republican, got it right when he said:
Important principles may and must be inflexible.
Instead of following Mr. Lincoln, the Republicans follow Groucho Marx (political affiliation unknown):
Those are my principles, and if you don’t like them… well, I have others.
It is time for Republicans to line up for testosterone shots. As suggested in an earlier article, tax cuts should be removed from the table. The future of the country hangs in the balance, as does Republican manhood. The latter is not worth trying to save; the former is. There is no reason for a Republican Party if this is the way they behave on existential issues. We might just as well move directly to totalitarianism instead of pretending that we are a two-party democracy, never mind a Republic.
It is sickening to witness these feckless fools prostituting themselves in a desperate effort to retain office. Their willingness to compromise on principle, regardless of the cost, makes them unfit for duty. They truly are lost as a political factor with this behavior.
Exactly! I don’t believe I’ve ever seen a more precise title.
Webster- feckless: 1.weak or ineffective 2. irresponsible
prostitute: 2.To sell oneself for base purposes
If the Republican Party cannot or will not maintain a principled opposition to the destructive policies of the left, it is finally time (if not too late) for the rise of a third party. No more cries of, “But a third party candidate can’t win…” With the status quo, we’ve already lost and now are being betrayed by those we’ve supported. Constitutional Party, anyone?
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