Written by Scott Cooper
There are
individuals out there who are focused on “Who Can Win,” and that is how they
choose their candidates. Do they mean
winning like John McCain? Do they mean
winning like Bob Dole? You can take this
analogy to every level of race, from President to U.S. Senate to Congress on
down. I am tired of hearing
establishment people saying we need to get behind the candidate who can win.
For example,
we have Virginians who say that all the time about a candidate for U.S. Senate,
who actually lost in 2006. They are
getting behind the candidate who lost in 2006, because he is the only candidate
who can win.
Hmmmmmm.
I want to get
behind the candidate who is right for America – who is consistent, honest,
ethical, and doesn’t have a history of being on the wrong side of the
issues. I would rather get behind the
right candidate and lose – than put all my chips in the best funded, best
dressed individual and longest elected office resume.
Our founders
intended citizen legislators – folks who served for a time, then returned to
the industries they worked so hard to legislate. We need to steer our country back from the
brink – and electing people who helped get us there is not the right course. The time to restore the concept of Citizen
led government is now.
After
reading this, if you want to help, we need re-enforcements. In the words of Samuel Adams, "It does not take a majority to prevail...
but rather an irate, tireless minority, keen on setting brushfires of freedom
in the minds of men." If you
are ready to join the minority that is fighting for your freedoms, please check
out:
http://virginiateapartypatriots.com/ – In Virginia
http://www.teapartypatriots.org/ – Nationwide
This tireless minority is making a huge
impact. The slander you hear from the
main stream media about The Tea Party is all you need as proof.
This Photo belongs to the book, written by Richard A. Viguerie. The Credit for this photo belongs to him and his publisher. I strongly recommend reading this book. If you are not yet engaged in the process, after reading this book, you will want to be engaged.
