The country club Republicans secret plan

It's clear a cultural war has been going on between the establishment (country club) Republicans and the Tea Party/ditto head element.

The country clubbers released the dogs in 2008 to take congress, but once the far right crazies got a taste of power, they stopped listening to the country club insiders.

The GOP House was a disaster with a 17 per cent approval rating overall, the lowest in the history of the Gallup organization.

The GOP needs to come back to the Center and also expel the club for Growth form the party which has been torpedoing moderate GOP candidates. The Republican Party has, in fact, descended into fascism.

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TeaBaggers jeer a mother who lost her pregnant daughter who had no health insurance

Now this is low, even for politics.

That's how Chicago reporter Kristen McQueary described the ugly scene which emerged during a recent town hall with Rep. Dan Lipinski.

Facing an audience stacked with Tea Party members, Lipinski introduced a family who believe they lost a daughter and unborn grandchild because the girl did not have health insurance.

Dan and Midge Hough, of Chicago, said their daughter-in-law Jenny, 24, was not receiving basic prenatal care and fell ill with double pneumonia. She eventually developed septic shock and went into respiratory failure.

"Her baby died in the womb, and Jenny died a few weeks later, leaving behind a husband and a 2-year-old daughter," noted McQueary, writing for The South Town Star.

When Midge Hough took the stage to tell Jenny's tale, the Tea Party crowd began to jeer, mocking her story and accusing her of inventing the sad affair.



This is Keith Olbermanns' response to the tragedy.

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Billionaires and teabaggers rally to support ‘wealthcare, not healthcare!’

Posted on | November 22, 2009 

Billionaires in our nation’s capital briefly came down from their hilltop mansions in their shiny white limos to remind Senate members who really pay their bills. Our reform fighting senators Bob Corker (R- TN) and Chuck Grassley (R-IA) were particularly happy to see us. Our buddy Corker even thanked us for our unbidden support! Chuck Grassley was less enthusiastic. See the video that follows:

Along the way our Billionaire heroes came across a relatively disappointing Teabagger showing just outside capital. Billionaire Koch, next time send more buses!

Those teabaggers who were brave enough to fight off the delightful weather were nonetheless spirited in their opposition to universal healthcare and any bill that might encumber our god-given rights to exorbitant profits (at their expense)! The Teabaggers were committed to protecting the profits of wealthy insurance executives like us everywhere. We hop!



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Billionaires thank teabaggers for their support

Posted on | September 12, 2009

It was a lovely day in DC as the Billionaires for Wealthcare gathered to survey our investments. After a few of our beautiful heiresses took proper tea at the Ladies Tea Party held by Americans for Prosperity, our gilded heroes headed off to greet the marchers with signs, chants and songs.

We set up our post on an elevated curb along Pennsylvania Avenue, proudly surveying the throngs we’d funded. The crowds mainly greeted us with cheers for the status quo. A few seemed confused; they were clearly in awe to be face-to-face with those who profit from their most manipulated fears.

As they passed we waved them on and serenaded them with our songs.

From our perch, your trusty billionaires thanked our hardworking teabaggers, rallying the crowd with rousing chants like “Money is freedom!”, “Freedom Works – FOR US!, “You Protest – We Profit!” and the big crowd favorite, “Bring Back Bush!!!”

From there we decamped and headed into the crowds toward the Capitol to mingle with those working so hard to ensure our right to raise rates and deny claims.

The crowd embraced us with their exuberant chants and signs. Ayn Rand was a favorite theme, of which we naturally approved, but some were a bit unique. Regardless, we’re proud of the teabaggers, and thrilled that they came out like good soldiers. After all, nothing says freedom like denying claims. And besides, OUR death panels turn a profit.

To close we popped some champagne, toasted our teabaggers and took our leave of the march.

Back in the limo, we enjoyed the last of our caviar and, as a final touch, sent a huge flower arrangement to the luxury suite of our most loyal foot soldier, Glenn Beck, and headed home.

Until the next rally, we remain yours in obscene wealth and the status quo – Billionaires For Wealthcare.

 

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