While most Americans have some knowledge of the GOP Primary, few have any idea of the Sesquicentennial (the 150th Anniversary of the Civil War) and the events occurring in the Southern movement. And yet, what is occurring is like mirror reflections of one another.
Let's start with what most people know about, the GOP primary. Mitt Romney is the sweetheart of the northeast Republicans. He is super rich, someone keenly involved in the international economy. He is a social liberal, the father of Romney Care, the proto type of Obama Care. He is not Christian, or atleast his faith, Mormonism, is not Christian and this suits the northeast elite who revile the Christian faith. God has no place at the governing table. Heavily Catholic in the northeast, it is also heavily liberal. Abortion starts and ends there, along with feminism.
There is a strong Jewish constituency in the northeast, and though divided on many issues, many Jews see America as an extension of Israel. Not the other way around... American foreign policy revolves around Israel. We are in two wars, and threatening a third for Israel's security not our own.
Former Governor of a blue, dark blue state, Mitt Romney is keenly aware of all the above.
But Romney can't win a majority of Republican votes anywhere.
This post is at best misleading. If this year is anything like 1861 it is because we are seeing the people fracture into extreme blocks just as occurred in 1861 because compromise and toleratuion has died. Today we see a trampling of the Constitution just as Lincoln did. Should anyone doubt this just see what Lincoln did to the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court when he opposed Lincoln. Not to mention Lincoln's use of arms against the states leaving the union.
ReplyDeleteBut to use this to tar the despictable Romney is beyond the pale or at least poorly put. I expect better of you then smear Mormons.
This is what I do expect from RINOs and their willing allies in the media and among the dhimmierats.
I am sure Mr.Vogl would wish to hear your comments
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