The elections are over and the Democrats lost even more
political ground than was predicted especially in the Governor's mansions
across the country. Yes, nationally the GOP won the Senate and picked up an additional
12 seats in the House of Representatives, which is impressive, however what
makes this election a significant tide turning event, was that blue states
turned red.
The voters have spoken clearly to both the Democrats and
Obama and they have punctuated their polled view that the country was headed in
the wrong direction, with the ballots cast in this election. This election was
not about political money, party power, better candidates, or sloganeering, it
was about leadership and direction. Specifically a lack of leadership by Obama
and a distaste by voters for the Democrat agenda for the nation.
War on women was a joke because Americans are realizing that
the real wars are with radical Islam and hostile foreign nations viewing
America as a weak bystander rather than the super power she needs to project.
War on women is a joke compared to the real financial strife that middle class
families are experiencing under Obama and the Democrats heavily taxed and
regulated economy. War on women is an insult to mothers all across America
seeing their college educated kids, who played by all the rules, being
underemployed and unable to fly confidently from the nest with the prospect of
success.
Did the GOP win or did the Democrats lose? I think it is
more than fair to state with empathic certainty that the liberal policies lost
and the GOP was the benefactor of their progressive radical ideology being
rejected by Americans. This was not an election for something, rather an
election against everything both being done and not being done in Washington by
elitists ideologues.
Americans may be fooled at times by mainstream media
propaganda and slick political advertisement, promising them positive change,
but once Washington politicians throw Americans under the bus as Democrats have
done on immigration, Ebola and job creation, then their eyes openly glare,
stare and scare away the vampires.
The GOP benefitted big this past Tuesday but it is time for
Republicans to unite around a popular agenda for the country, and not just sit
around waiting for 2016. They must focus on three main goals and force Obama
and the Democrats in Congress to join them or be seen as obstructing the voice
of the people.
First, the economy. The debt burden, the wasteful spending
of government and the lack of good paying jobs is not going to change unless
Republicans pass legislation that repeals high taxes and regulations, and
allows the economy to expand. If Obama vetoes those bills and Democrats support
those vetoes then Americans will clearly see that Democrats are against job
creation.
Second, a travel ban on Ebola and bills that secure our
border and expedite more deportations of illegal aliens. Again if Obama vetoes
and Democrats support Obama's vetoes, then they will be the Party waging a war
on citizens.
Third, defund as much as Obamacare as possible, pass
individual, stand alone legislation on healthcare such as buying insurance
across state lines, policy holders protected from being denied coverage and
present a private sector driven plan, not another government program to reduce
healthcare costs.
Until Obama leaves office, the 114 Congress should
understand that by losing legislative battles with the President's veto pen,
they will be gaining the opportunity to win the White House in 2016 and finally
roll back the damage done to the country.
Yes it was an election wave, Tsunami and power washing
shellacking, Mr. President. While you might ignore WE THE PEOPLE and go play
more golf, your Democrats in Congress are holding on to driftwood as they float
in an angry electorate sea, and we will wait and see, if Democrats float right
or go down with Obama's lame duck sinking ship.
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