Scissor Paper Stone

A lot of milk has been spilled over the last year as to our current Presidents policies toward changing in it’s entirety the face of our nation. It has not been as stealth like as one would imagine in taking over the moral, economical, and judicial building blocks of a nation. But we have made our bed, and now we lay ourselves down to sleep.

The Republican Party at best is responsible for cutting it’s own nose. Fiscal Conservatism has not been our friend. Wall street corruption has been rampant long enough. Yet many conservatives have yet seen the forest through the trees.

One of President Bush’s buddies Ken Lay [Enron] was responsible for bilking millions from thousands of people in stock, retirement and jobs. Eight years of green lighting Wall Street go about it’s business. Even Alan Greenspan had to admit he was wrong in putting the country in the direction it was going in before a Senate committee. But Clinton also had Mr. Greenspan and was running the Internet bubble till it popped months before Bush took office.

Republicans still have not understood there is a revolution going on in it’s own party. The same issues that made them loose the last election and run the country into bankruptcy for eight years prior hinders them from seeing that conservatives are no longer in the tent pissing out but are now outside the tent pissing in.

The movement to replace the old guard with the likes of Sarah Palin or Mike Huckabee scares the teeth of the party. They still want the old faithfully RHINO like Mitt Romney and the Free and Strong PAC [yawn…] to head the party to battle fiscal truth toward the current administration in 2012. If he is such a fiscal wizard why did he concede to Mike Huckabee after spending 45 million of his own money in the primary and Huckabee spent 4 million generated from a grass roots movement to defeat him?

Republicans are telling everyone that a third party will not be elected and that conservatives need to pal up with republicans. If conservatives go rouge the Republican Party may be the third party. The optimist knows this is true and the pessimist fears he may be correct.