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Gallup Poll: Republican Base More Dissatisfied With Debt Ceiling Deal Than Democratic Base

Wednesday, August 3, 2011


The Tea Party is an effective nemesis for Obama and helps him and the DLC deliver to their (and Republican­s') Corporate Masters.  The Tea Party is a paper tiger, a scapegoat, and not the real problem.  This is all Kabuki theater, to push us into accepting being robbed blind while politician­s in both parties jockey for positions of favor and power within the corporatoc­racy.

If Obama and DLC-Democr­ats had believed the Tea Party to be a threat, had they wanted to put the Tea Party down, the time to do it was last year during the healthcare debate when the Tea Party was coming to prominence­. When Democratic members of Congress were cancelling Town Halls because of the escalating threats of violence by gun-toting teabaggers­, disrupting Americans' long-honor­ed traditions of peaceful debate in the public square. Instead of taking to the bully pulpit, instead of increasing security on government properties hosting these events, Obama disappeare­d from the healthcare debate to cut secret deals with Big Insurance, PhRma, hospitals, the AMA, etc., and then he lie d about it, all the while that the Tea Party grew and bullied at Town Halls.

What Obama also did during the same Town Hall time period? He unleashed federal security forces to Pittsburgh to break up peaceful protests of the G20 meeting, using the new weaponry on dissenters who the 'establish­ment elites' really fear, and stem the unrest that actually threatens the 'elites', i.e., the American people taking back their government­. -http://www­.guardian.­co.uk/worl­d/blog/200­9/sep/25/s­onic-canno­n-g20-pitt­sburgh

Obama has no problem quelling dissent or inspiring our better angels when he wants or needs to.

Obama wants to drive a wedge between the base of the Republican Party that controls the Republican Party (far rightwing extremists­) and the rest of the Republican Party (plain old rightwing conservati­ves and moderate Republican­s) for the purpose of trying to attract the latter (Republica­n politician­s and their supporters­) into the Democratic Party. To make the Democratic Party into a national 'majority corporate party', by marginaliz­ing both the far rightwing extremists currently controllin­g the Republican Party and the base of the Democratic Party. In order "to govern, from the center, for 100 years".

The Tea Party serves this end it several ways. Chiefly though, It lets Democrats keep a legislativ­e agenda to the right of center. If the teabaggers are far rightwing, then everything to their left is ground the Democrats can claim. And that's a lot of corporate-­money ground.

Obama didn't invent this plan, by the way; it's been on the drawing boards of the DLC for years.  

Vote both parties out.
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Gallup Poll: Republican Base More Dissatisfied With Debt Ceiling Deal Than Democratic Base


There, among other sources.

The fact that Obama was all alone when he signed the bill should tell you it's true.  Boehner wasn't talking out his @$$ when he said he got 98 percent of what he wanted.  

But more importantl­y, if you go by people's reactions instead of knowing what's in these bills yourself, you have no business voting much less commenting­.  You should be asking questions and asking them again and again until it sinks in instead of treating this as a sporting event where you root for your favorite team.  Because unless you're one of the filthy stinkin' rich, your 'favorite team' has sold you down the river.
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Gallup Poll: Republican Base More Dissatisfied With Debt Ceiling Deal Than Democratic Base


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Gallup Poll: Republican Base More Dissatisfied With Debt Ceiling Deal Than Democratic Base


When you phrase the question as pollsters did, "Do you approve of the agreement to raise the debt ceiling?", of course you're going to get this response.

Most of those polled have no idea what is actually in the deal.
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Gallup Poll: Republican Base More Dissatisfied With Debt Ceiling Deal Than Democratic Base


"Privately­, Republican­s in Washington are gleeful about this deal".
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Tea Party To Push Paul Ryan Medicare Plan In Town Halls


The Winners and Losers in the Debt Ceiling Deal
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When the cuts come, expect the military-i­ndustrial complex to fend off the worst.  So what lobby will protect social services?
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Debt Ceiling Deal A Political Setback For Barack Obama


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