Now that the dust has settled, we plebeians have to
wade through myriad analysis of what last week’s elections meant. Some of these pundits are delusional. They believe a resounding ass whooping is a
call for bipartisanship. Only Beltway
elites could come to that conclusion.
No, what we want is gridlock! The
more of it the better! We’ve had enough
of republicans and democrats working together.
I’d say we’ve had about $18 trillion worth of bipartisanship and a near dissolution of our Constitution and federalist system.
What this past election was about is a call to
dismantle the Washington D.C. Death Star.
Do I have faith that this freshman class will channel their Obi Wan
Kenobi and fight these Potomac storm troopers?
Of course not, they’ll take a dip into that open sewer and become
zombified establishment republicans.
They’ll have the urge to “work together to get the job done for the
American people.” I believe the “establishment”
has done enough. It’s time conservatives
held the line and look to the states to save our asses. That is where our “Hope and Change” will
prevail. The Washington Post reported
the following:
Republican gains
extended to state legislative chambers as well. Before Election Day, the GOP
controlled 59 of 98 partisan legislative chambers across the country. On
Tuesday, preliminary results showed Republicans had won control of both the
Nevada Assembly and Senate, the Colorado Senate and state House chambers in
Minnesota, New Mexico, Maine, West Virginia and New Hampshire. That
would give the party control of 67 chambers, five more than their previous
record in the modern era, set after special
elections in 2011 and 2012. It also would give
Republicans total control of 24 states, in which they hold the governor’s
mansion and both chambers of the state legislature (Nebraska’s unicameral legislature is technically
nonpartisan, but in practice Republicans control the chamber by a wide margin).
Democrats, by contrast, are likely to control all three legs of the governing
stool in only six states.
Since that was published
republicans have taken control of 70 percent of all legislatures. It is possible for states to call for a
constitutional convention and roll back the progressive agenda.
Three fourths of the states can call for a
constitutional convention. If we are to
save this republic from executive tyrants, bureaucratic despots, and activist
judges we need the states to step up and stand up to Washington D.C. We need to repeal the 14th, 16th,
and 17th amendments and dismantle that thuggish bureaucratic
state. Our lives, liberty and property
depend on it.
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