Subotai Bahadur

Absolutely agreed. Right now, the supposed leadership of the Republican party is paralyzed by fear. They actually physically fear the regime, the Democrats, and the media; all different faces of the same beast. They know that the law does not apply to the regime and its supporters, and they themselves fear selective prosecution for the crime of lese majestie. And they have a terror of losing their privileged positions ass “leaders”. Thus, they are far more at war with their own very disgruntled supposed base than they are against the Leftists running the country.

The Democrats make public threats of “mobs with pitchforks” and Democrat thugs with clubs intimidate voters at polling places with no legal response. The next step to “Nacht und Nebel” activities is indeed a very short one; especially with the DHS describing pretty much any form of opposition to Obama’s politics as potential terrorist activity.

If there is to be a return to normal politics in this country, those who have been bullies have to have a fear for consequences to their actions re-installed. I am not sanguine about such a return before a period of “Nacht und Nebel”.

Subotai Bahadur

Conservatives can win only if they are willing to engage in the politics of personal destruction and if they can intimidate the MSM as well as Obama and the Iranians have. Conservatives need a full time corps of professional spinners who can denigrate the liberals and construct brilliant presentations of conservative values, approaches and solutions.

Of course Obama will self-destruct, and he is well on his way to doing so already. Rather than point out the obvious absurdity of the left, conservatives would be better served figuring out what Bush did wrong, and what the next Republican in the White House should do different.

Criticizing Obama and the left wingers is easy – candy from a baby, fish in a barrel. Criticizing the failed Republican fiscal policies and coming up with solutions is a whole lot tougher – and more important to long term conservative interests.

John Boehner and his Republican colleagues have taken slamming Obama to an art form – but have yet to tell us one significant difference they would pursue from the Bush policies.

So plan on the voters throwing the Obamanistas out next election – then throwing the Republicans out the election after that – and flip and flop and flip and flop until one party or the other finally gets it.