This is an interesting email that is written at an abstract level and is very short on specifics. The writer implies that something is really wrong in Washington, but never identifies specifically what that is.
Apparently the Tea party is running out of funds. Rightardia suspects the billionaires that started the movement are backing away from the Tea Party because a civil war is brewing between the country club Republican insiders and the Tea Party Young Turks.
No offense is meant to the liberal organization, the Young Turks (tm). We have put some Rightardia comments in Italics to show how this is essentially a piece of propaganda.
The Tea Party Letter
The good news is emerging; cadres of invisible Patriots are empowering the Tea Party, working tirelessly behind the scenes to restore America. The names of the invisible Patriots carry no political weight, they do not seek glory, their acts will never be recorded in history books, but they are indispensable in the fight against the darkness which covers America today. These invisible Patriots are the Tea Party Guardians, guarding all we hold dear.
A lot of words, but low in content. Cadres of invisible patriots? Is this like the Nixon 'silent majority" that the GOP knew was really a small minority?
What is the Tea party really guarding?
Rightardia believes the TP's are trying to restore the glory days of the US which are now several decades behind us. Conservatives have always looked at America through the rear view mirror.
They have a point. The 1950s were the glory days but that was due to the efforts of FDR and the Democrats who were elected after the GOP led the country and the world into the Great Depression.
You see, the acts of the Tea Party Guardians are etched upon our memories and will be passed down to future generations in the form of folk stories and tales of greatness.
This is suggested in some high school history books, but The US was actually a debtor nation until after World War 1. We were a creditor nation for about 70 years before we got debtor status again.
Their humble beginnings were slated in courageous acts just a few short years ago, when the term 'Tea Party' was new and fresh. At a time most people thought a Tea Party was either a dusty page in our history books stemming from the acts in 1773 or a garden party of old ladies wearing funny hats, sipping tea.
We agree with Bill Maher that the Founders were the nations first liberal elite and they would have little in common with the Tea Party crowd. The Founders hung out in Paris, most were wealthy and they had little use for organized religion.
Surprisingly enough, one day, as if by Divine design, good-hearted Citizens across America could no longer stomach the vile disembowelment of our Constitution by those elected to protect it.
Wow! Please provide an example where the US Constitution has been disembowelled.
Bush ignored the Constitution with his Patriot Act and his bugging of the Internet. Bush also conducted wire taps without warrants. Conservatives looked the other way when this blatantly unconstitutional activities occurred during the Bush presidency.
Give Obama some credit. he is a constitutional attorney and understands the US constitution a lot better than the political hack who wrote this email.
Listen up, as if by one voice a few said; "I'm As Mad As Hell And I'm Not Going To Take It Any-more." Out of frustration and anger, rag-tag groups of Moms, Dads, Grandparents and Singles, ordinary people dared to believe they could change the status quo. It was then the first idea of an empowered Citizenry was reborn.
Mad as hell about what? Be specific. Are you mad the GOP got walloped in the 2008 elections or mad that a black man was elected president?
Yes, reborn was the memory of how our beloved nation was once a grand country filled with great people, bearing ostentatious dreams. A glimmer of hope raced across our 'Nations-soul' screaming for the rekindling of faith in our flag, allegiance to our nation and obedience to our sacred Constitution. A spark of hope began to glow like a tiny ember fighting for brilliance on a sodden and barren land.
We were a better nation before Reagannomics and the GOP started its no taxes on the affluent agenda. We were a better nation when we made TVs, refrigerators, and washers and dryers in the US, but the corporations offshored the plants and the jobs. Don't blame that on the Democrats. Our own US corporations did us in, not the government.
Reagnomics actually fractured the middle class and forced spouses into the work force to make ends meet. Mom was no longer home to work with her children on home work and the long slide of US education began.
This is also the era when the US deficit and national debt began to rise because the government was raising insufficient revenues. During the Reagan era, the US spent billions invading Grenada, and intervening in Nicaragua, El Salvador and Chile.
Only 32 US economists in the US subscribe to Reaganomics or supply side economics. Why? Because it is Trojan Horse to provide unneeded tax cuts to the affluent.
Our corporations also caused the financial crises that created the Great Recession. Of course, deregulation efforts of the GOP and some Blue Dog Democrats helped to accelerate the crash.
Truthfully, could 'We The People' once again rise up and fulfill those lofty dreams which were penned in 1776? Shall we defy the Washington Pharisees and become the generation which will once again, shape our Beloved Nation, and the world as well? Should we dare to dream? 'We The People' have the power to change, shape and perfect our precious Freedom which was entrusted to us centuries ago by our heroic Founding Fathers.
The Founders gave us a constitution that defined our government. Much has changed since then and the American dream is hardly universal for all Americans.
So instead of wishful thinking, could we once again hold our heads high, bow to no one and declare; 'WE THE PEOPLE RULE'? The faith of the few began to grow, first in living-room meetings, then across telephone lines, cell phone conference calls until bursting out at the seams, we flowed into rented halls and then to our streets.
Silently, 'We The People' began to rise up against the entrenched Washington oligarchy, unified our voices, our efforts and our will into one cohesive movement, not just of people, but of souls filled with the dream of Freedom.
