Time to Drain Power Monopoly from D.C. Swamp

Washington D.C. has become the epicenter of greed and corruption. These qualities do not attract people of character and goodwill. As a matter of fact, Obama’s bureaucrats have shown nothing but contempt for the American people and the rule of law. 


We all remember when the IRS targeted conservative organizations and how the Bureau of Land Management harassed ranchers and confiscated their property. Even when progressives aren’t in power, their apparatchiks are busy undermining elections and the will of a duly elected president. These Deep State embeds are a threat to our republic and our elected representatives have a duty to drain this miasmic swamp.

The best disinfectant is slashing and burning these bureaucracies. However conservative politicians don’t have the backbone to confront their Marxist counterparts and the media who pull their strings. Another way is to disperse these agencies across the country and have them face the very people for whom they having nothing but contempt.


The people who run these agencies shouldn’t be isolated from the American people whose lives they affect. I guarantee you these bureaucrats attitudes would change if they were forced to live in the same communities as their victims. They might be more sympathetic had they patroned the same stores, restaurants and other local institutions. They damn well would be more conscious of their public responsibilities if their children went to the same schools as the “little people” who seek succor from a paper pushing tyrant.



As you can expect this idea will be met with great resistance. Here is an excerpt from the Los Angeles Times:


None of it is going over well with die-hard Washingtonians. Many scold that the idea will flame out the same way it did when the Clinton administration pondered and then dropped a big relocation initiative, and the Reagan administration did the same before it.


When the House Government Oversight Committee passed a “Divest D.C.” resolution earlier this year that calls on all agencies to investigate moving out, Eleanor Holmes Norton, the nonvoting House representative for Washington, warned that it would cost taxpayers a fortune, spread dysfunction throughout the bureaucracy and economically devastate the region.


Her Democratic allies on the committee were not impressed by the suggestion of the measure’s sponsor, former Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah) that maybe it could lead to the Department of Transportation moving to the traffic capital of the nation, liberal Los Angeles.



I don’t see a downside in disrupting federal bureaucrats who are constantly scheming to consolidate power. I also find it laughable that Eleanor Holmes Norton is concerned about impoverishing the five wealthiest counties in the country that just so happens to surround Washington D.C.

I say we share the wealth by breaking up this government monopoly and spreading it throughout the country. Hell, we might just save the great commonwealth of Virginia from the locust who infest the D.C. suburbs. Hell, this is twofer! Not only do we save our republic from the swamp monsters, we also make Virginia great again! I say Virginia is for Virginians and not Washington D.C. swamp monsters.


Source:

http://www.latimes.com/politics/la-na-pol-spread-the-swamp-20171207-story.html


https://www.elections.virginia.gov/resultsreports/index.html

https://www.forbes.com/sites/rebeccalerner/2017/07/13/top-10-richest-counties-in-america-2017/#241c8ccb2ef3

Democrats See the Second Coming After Virginia Gubernatorial Race

Democrats are euphoric after Tuesday’s election results.  You would’ve thought it was the second coming ... of Karl Marx.  They can’t believe their good fortune.  In Virginia, the D.C. suburbs swarmed the polls in a vociferous repudiation of America’s determination to drain the swamp.  No one should be surprised that these lip-smacking, teat squawkers would go quietly into that good night.   

Somehow, pundits and politicos believe the Old Dominion is a bellwether for the 2018 midterm elections.  They’re not alone.  This sentiment isn’t unique to beltway courtesans.  The editorial board at the Charlotte Observer weaves a common thread.  They believe President Trump influenced our local elections.  Democrats in Charlotte, North Carolina dominated both mayoral and city council races.  Here is an excerpt from an editorial by Peter St. Onge at the Disturber, notice the contempt he has for conservative voters:

The result: With a couple of recounts to come, Democrats might be on the verge of a stunning takeover of the Republican-controlled Virginia House of Delegates.

What’s the thread through all this? College educated voters are swinging big to Democrats, not only in Charlotte on Tuesday, but in Virginia and other special elections across the country – even some that Democrats have lost. At the least, those voters are expressing a clear anxiety with Donald Trump’s administration and Republican leadership in Congress. At most, it’s a repudiation.

In North Carolina, there’s an added dimension: A conservative state legislature has bullied Charlotte and other urban/suburban areas for years. That GOP brand was an additional headwind for Smith to face Tuesday, and it goes a long way toward explaining his startling 18-point loss.

A big caveat: Elections and polls show Democrats are not persuading rural and lesser-educated voters that they’ve made a mistake supporting Trump and other Republicans. So it’s a good idea to tap the brakes a bit on predicting a Democratic wave in the 2018 congressional elections.

But this is also true: It’s not always awful for a political party to have the other guys completely in charge for a little while. Especially when the other guys are led by Donald Trump.

The hubris of this guy is appalling.  I have read Peter St. Onge’s editorials for years and I can definitely declare without hesitation that he is not my intellectual superior.  I will further state that today’s college graduate is more indoctrinated than educated.  Today’s institutions of higher learning are no different than a cult.  The only thing missing from these doctrinaires is a Che Guevara brand on their forehead.

With that being said, Charlotte, North Carolina is a libtard city.  I had no expectation of a Republican winning the mayoral race or gaining seats on the city council.  To expect otherwise is just plain foolish.  Likewise with the Virginia gubernatorial race.  It has become quite clear the D.C. suburbs dominate statewide elections.  Democrats would have won with or without a bogeyman like Donald Trump.  That should be as obvious as the Che Guevara on Peter St. Onge’s forehead.

Source:

http://www.charlotteobserver.com/opinion/opn-columns-blogs/article183414051.html

https://www.apnews.com/20bd1d2490e24643b304e2d38e06dec0

Democrats Complicit in Charlottesville Debacle

It is becoming quite clear that the mayor of Charlottesville and that punk governor, Terry McAuliffe, have a lot to answer for.  This debacle was planned from the top-down.  Here is an excerpt from Breitbart:

Katz was able to confirm Moran’s statement the following day, Tuesday, when he interviewed Virginia State Police Superintendent Stephen Flaherty, who said that both he and Charlottesville City Manager Maurice Jones were with Secretary Moran at the Wells Fargo building command center that morning.

“The [Charlottesville] City Manager was in the command post with us [on the 6th Floor of the Wells Fargo building downtown Charlottesville],” Flaherty told Katz.

But seconds later in that interview, Flaherty let slip what critics of the police response to the Emancipation Park rally and related brawls between two opposing groups have been saying since the event occurred.

“We felt early on we would probably have to declare an unlawful assembly,” Flaherty said.

An eyewitness account described the events that morning that Secretary Moran told Katz comprised “the escalating violence.”

“Shortly before 10 a.m. we noticed protesters making way for a new group marching from the east. We ran over to discover that the new group was a battalion of antifa members from all across the country,” Phillip Stucky, a reporter for the Daily Caller who was on the scene at Emancipation Park that morning,  wrote in an article published on Wednesday

From all across the country? Who is paying these Antifa protesters?  This whole thing smells staged for maximum effect.  And all these Democrats reek of complicity and you can add murder to that charge.

Source:

http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2017/08/17/virginia-secretary-of-public-safety-confirms-gov-mcauliffe-made-the-decision-to-shut-things-down/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_term=daily&utm_content=links&utm_campaign=20170818

Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA) Tries to Hide His Obamacare Lie

Another Democrat lying to his constituents.  The miracle of the internet.


Source:  http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Journalism/2013/11/12/Dem-Senator-Disables-Embedding-For-Health-Insurance-Pledge-Video

Republican Establishment Betrayed Cuccinelli

Once again, the republican establishment has betrayed a tea party candidate.  The Virginia governor’s race could have been won if only Cuccinelli kissed their ring. The powers that be turned their back on him.  This is becoming a trend.

It is becoming obvious that the republican powerbrokers would rather lose a race so as to send a message to all the upstarts: we own this party.  They would rather have a Clintonite money launderer become a governor of Virginia than a tea partier.

Terry McAuliffe is widely reputed to be one of the pimps who turned the Lincoln bedroom into a Motel 6.  He is also accused of other questionable fund raising antics that teetered on the wrong side of the law.  Yet, he still won. 

Rush Limbaugh went into detail about this betrayal:

Another factor which has to be considered is that open sewer called Washington D.C.  That filth is spewing into northern Virginia.  All these federal workers are contaminating the Old Dominion.  The federal government’s corruption is slowly taking over a sovereign state.

  

Source:  http://www.washingtonpost.com/local/virginia-politics/close-result-in-va-governors-race-hardens-gop-divisions/2013/11/06/b44b8486-46b0-11e3-b6f8-3782ff6cb769_story.html

Rep. Jim Moran Storms Out of Interview

Rep. Jim Moran of Virginia’s 8^th Congressional District got a little upset in an interview.  Apparently, he didn’t like the questions and decided to leave, especially after the redistribution of wealth inquiry. 

How many Republicans have you witnessed doing something like that?  I can’t recall any, probably because they’re used to it.

I don’t know why Rep. Jim Moran is so sensitive; just take a look at his district.  His constituents depend on the confiscation of wealth.  The majority of them work for the federal government.