Conclusions

I have come to the conclusion that Republicans in general are afraid of confrontation and conflict. They're wussies. They afraid of being attacked personally for the skeletons in their closets.

Democrats on the other hand wear their indiscretions as badges, thinking that it's an honor to be a thief, a whore monger or pro-killing-unborn-babies. They bait those who do not agree with their philosophies and then try to chew them up and spit them out in degraded heaps of human-dung.

Why are Republicans like this? Simple if you spend a few days contemplating all the potential and possible reasons, actually. Republicans are awash in an agendaless sea. The Republican leadership thinks that they can gain more members by becoming all encompassing and "centrist" or luke-warm on issues. Republican leaders think that by becoming "Democrat light" they will win over some of the more conservative Blue Dog Democrats. They know they'll never win over the Yellow Dog Democrats.

The Democrats look at the Republicans and snicker. Democrats have become the party of Socialism by appropriating social activism and when comparing it to capitalism; describing it as the opposite as if there can be no capitalism in social activism and no social activism in capitalism.

And both Parties are destroying the moral fiber of the USofA. To make the Republican Party stronger, the Legislators and their staffs must immerse themselves in the writings of The Founding Fathers. To get the correct mind set, they must study what was happening in American and World History at the time the Declaration of Independence, The Constitution and The Federalist Papers were written. They must be able to argue forceably using direct quotes from The Founding Fathers. And they must be alert to the Democrats' ploy of twisting conversations around to become attacks on the person who is speaking rather than on what the person is saying. The Democrats will have no argument to counter anyone who is speaking the truth and using direct quotes from The Founding Fathers. The Republicans must reprimand any Democrat who publicly or privately attacks the personality or character of any Republican. Or of any conservative. This behavior must not be tolerated.

And Republicans MUST NOT ATTACK EACH OTHER in public. A quiet meeting behind closed doors where those who disagree discuss their disagreements and their similarities and resolve their differences is more in keeping with the Founding Fathers' example.

I recently read that there is no one in the USofA who teaches Constitutional Law and that those who teach or have taught classes in Constitutional Law always have had a personal agenda, usually a liberal agenda. Mostly they tried to make The Constitution a "living document." Well, just like the Ten Commandments, The Constitution is set in stone. It's not 'dead' by any means, but it is not something that can be bent and twisted by those with an anti-Constitution agenda. There are no "10 suggestions" and there is no pick and choose Articles and Sections.

What is WRONG in Congress right now . . . and has been for over 100 years, is that Congress has not confronted UnConstitutional legislation and branded it as such. To save our Republic, Congress MUST insist that every piece of legislation pass the "Constitution smell test." And if it doesn't walk like the Constitution, talk like the Constitution and smell like the Constitution, the bill must be scuttled before it reaches the Floor of the House or the Senate.

And I'm passing this along to Chairman Steele, Sen. McConnell and Rep. Boehner and copying it to my other "pages" online.