We the Insolent People

It's has come down to desperate race between Congress and their elitist friends throughout government, academia and the "mainstream" media, and those insolent people who keep trying to fill up their voice mail and e-mail boxes. You know, those people the Constitution refers to as "We the People." The good news is the vast majority of people are now onto their game, the bad news is it might be too late. Many of us have known their statist aims for years, but we happily welcome those of you who have just come out of an Obama trance over the past 6 months to join us in this vital work. Indeed, we will need everyone to be involved and activated to put a halt to and then reverse this big government nightmare they call "healthcare", but really has little to do with health and everything to do with laying waste the American individual liberties that have so long thwarted statist objectives. It is a runaway government take-over freight train that first left the station after the 2006 midterm elections but did not reach full steam until the "Immaculation" (as Rush would say) of President Obama in 2009.

Here is the situation now. Congress is in the midst of a reckless attempt to take power from the States and the individual and consolidating it into a centralized authority. It is teetering between success and failure at this very moment, in late 2009, as most of us would prefer celebrating the holidays with family and friends. They know that "We the insolent people" are against them and against them in large numbers. However, they figure that if they can imbed the machinery of the takeover before we can respond, it will not matter. They are counting on the fact that historically all but the most dedicated patriots lose interest between the moment of their outrage and the next election. They are also counting on their "stimulus" and TARP stashes to pay off whoever necessary to allow them to eek out a Congressional majority in 2010. Even if they lose their majority, the infrastructure will be in place to finalize their push to an inevitable socialist takeover, and as Ronald Reagan famously stated "a government bureau (once established) is the nearest thing to eternal life we'll ever see on this earth!" In other words, we need to minimize its creation and implementation as much as possible between now and the midterm election. Then, we must remove all congressmen complicit in the coup attempt and demand that those taking their place in 2010 understand one thing. It will not be enough having an R- before their name on the ballot. If they do not actively reverse the damage inflicted by the current Congress and work ceaselessly to re-establish the founding principles upon which this nation was created they will not last long either.