A lot of people seem to be finally grasping that there real structural problems within the Republican Party.
Now think hard... back to your civics or poly sci or maybe even history classes. Do you remember a term they used to use; The Solid South? It was political jargon that referred to the way the South was just one giant block vote for the Democrats.
In the grand scheme of things... the Republican Party has not been the socially conservative party. That would be the democrats. That would be the South. And that's why everything gets so uncomfortable when people like Ann Coulter start slamming the Democrat party for fighting against integration. The people she's slamming that were once democrats... are now republicans. So when she starts talking about how MLK was a republican... the older part of what is now the GOP base... knows she is criticizing them.
The Republican party has been a party of fiscal conservatism... at least when it suits them. But in reality that's not the party's historical forte'. That's just for headlines. The GOP was founded on the principles of a very strong central government. It was the anti-states-rights party. The Democrats were the party of States Rights
In the 50s as the radical left gained more and more power in the democratic party... the base shifted. Remember the Reagan Democrats? People always ask what politician can go bring those people back to the GOP. Umm... I have some bad news for ya guys. Those Reagan Democrats... aren't Democrats anymore.
So when you see Paul Boehner pull a compromise stunt like he pulled... remember... he didn't betray the base. He didn't betray the party.
The Party is for European style elitist strong central government. Big military. Big Business. Big Banks. Fiscal responsibility if it means tax cuts for them or their friends.... and that's the only time.
So, how does one go about doing it? It has been tried and failed enough times we know it's not a particularly easy task.
I've done it before. Its largely pointless to even try without a big name established politician as a point man.
Any real conservative could pull the base out from under the GOP and make it the new Right Wing Party.
Huckabee and Rand Paul? Don't agree about them being able to do that. Maybe in the South, but not nationwide.
Most people who are supporting Trump, have Cruz as their alternate from everything I have been reading.
This is a great post Nate. The GOPE might be a party, but it is an empty shell that doesn't realize that the guts of it have already jumped ship. Many out there hope that next November will finally knock that empty shell over and turn it into dust.
No, You Lie Ryan didn't betray the party. Since the party is now considered by lots of folks to be establishment. Problem is, getting people to understand that difference. There are still a lot of folks out there who are still unclear in their own minds exactly what is going on here.
I think Cruz could do it. Not this year, but if he spends the next 4 years working it, I think he'll be able to pull it off.
The south is the center is sanity in the us. Don't know that the crazy Yankees want to be governed justly
The south is the center of sanity in the usa. I can't see Yankees going along with sane government since they have no moral foundation....is what I meant
Wouldn't it be better to take over the existing party with their ready-made war chest, than to start a new one from scratch with no assets?
It would be better to take over an existing party, but frankly, we've tried that and failed as many times as we've tried to start a new party and failed. We need some good ideas about how to go about it differently if we want it to work.
A national political figure like Cruz, who has built a grass roots organization in key states for the presidential race can use that organization to build a party. It may require picking one state to show the others it can be done effectively to take over state govt, then roll out the model nationwide.
Nah, the problem is that we're (Conservatives) too fractured, and we just refuse to play nice together. The Left has a few litmus test positions (abortion, gay "rights"), and we have; pro-life, pro 2nd, anti-immigration, limited government, low taxes, free market, property rights, religious freedom, anti-welfare. And those are just a few off the top of my head that conservatives coalesce around. Any Lefty that signals the right way on abortion gets votes. Any conservative that's not conservative enough on a few of the things listed above, even if they're fantastic on a few other things, just has a hard time getting elected.
That's not a bug. Its a feature. The problem is we've let to many of those piece of shit liberals in the party.
They get elected... and they drive conservative people out of the party. Every Single Time the Republicans run an actual conservative... or even someone everyone BELIEVES is a conservative... they win.
IMO the social mood is going to get to the point real soon where people would support a conservative , at least southerners and rural folks.
I did the Republican thing. I watched it start bad and get worse. Sure, there are some ups and downs, but the trajectory is down. I have no interest in having anything else to do with it. We need a true conservative party. Even better, we need regional parties. While we are at it, let's just go ahead and secede and have true regional governance.
If that is not yet ready to happen, then at least give me someone to vote for that I can stomach. I will most likely either sit it out or vote Constitution party this time around.
See, that's what I'm talking about. You get people like Clint involved and things just go to hell. I get that you don't like the pantsuit look, so you're gonna vote for the anti-freedom Constitution party instead of just voting Dem, but a REAL protest vote would be for Trump.
It amuses me greatly to see comments from people who want border security, deportation of illegals, immigration halted from the ME, and some common sense approaches to our economy and social policies.
But when a candidate actually not only supports those ideas, but blows the establishment politicians game out of the water, they not only point and shriek EWWW at that candidate, they threaten to take all their toys and go home if some obscure third party isn't enacted to their specifications.
Trump isn't a conservative, sure. He has never claimed to be. What he has said repeatedly is that he loves his country, he is appalled by what democrats and Obama are leaving for his children to deal with.
He is also the only candidate ever to self fund, so he will owe NOBODY. He is his own man, he is trying to play by the political rules of running as a republican.
But, if they do try fraud during the primaries coming up, he will have the option of then running third party. There are enough supporters out there that I believe would gladly stick a stake through the heart of the GOPE and finally kill it.
I have voted for Repukes. Never had a good one elected. Will Trump be better? Maybe. He won't be worse.
Well, Clint, I didn't realize you were a Big Government guy. I have some really serious problems with the Constitution Party's platform. In fact, they are exactly the problem. As I was griping about above, they have a few things they're really strong on, and then some things that they're TERRIBLE on. I would never vote for them, since I'm more of a pro-freedom kind of guy.
Look, this "lesser of two evils" thing is pretty simple. No third party candidate is going to get elected President. Period. If Ross Perot can't even pull 20% of the vote given the climate of the day, nobody can make it as a third party candidate. What you're doing is encouraging the fracturing of the conservative vote. You are not "voting your conscience", you're banging your spoon on your high chair. The approach of the NRA, and Right to Life, is the best approach. Look at their scorecards, and vote from that. They don't endorse fringe candidates, they endorse candidates that can win, and have the best shot at advancing the group's agenda. Getting one guy elected President is not gonna matter. You need to get congress, and you need to get the Presidency term after term. You need a deep bench, and you need an enormous ground game and an enormous, nation-wide, fundraising mechanism, and you need tens of thousands of get-out-the-vote volunteers. Every single one of these third party things is just a cult of personality for someone with One Good Idea - they are not serious political entities.
Here's how to think of it: Don't vote for parties. Vote for specific candidates, especially for local things like school boards, and really especially in primaries - which are the actual election. But once the primaries are over, it's pretty much just show up and vote Republican in September. That's the winning strategy.
Bill, you're either blind, stupid, or lying. Your strategy is what gets us liberals like McCain, Romney, and Jeb running as Republicans. because "electability". Except they ain't electable and even if they were, they are well left of center. No thanks. You big govt, gope types can suck it up and vote for conservatives for a change or just go away. Go to hell or the DNC. We don't care.
Yeah Bill, that has worked very well. We got Bush, Bush, Dole, Bush, Bush, McCain, Romney...no thanks. I do not see much improvement of those fellas over the Dems.
Honestly, I do not "vote my conscience." If I like the guy from the Constitution party (or whatever party), then I'll vote for him. If not, then I won't.
I am about as small government as a fellow can be, short of being an anarchist. Explain to me again how electing a Repuke is making government smaller? Who was the last president that actually worked to make government smaller? Do you really think any of these jokers lined up now will? No way.
Ok, maybe you have a point. I mean, just look at how successful the Libertarian party has been. Or the Constitution party. Really, the Constitution party got on the ballot in over half the states! What a game-changer! The Constitution party got more votes than people that live in Murfreesboro!
But, no surprise here, I see you guys can't follow an argument. Listen up, I'll type slowly so you can follow along: The actual election is the primary - not the main election. After the primary, just show up and pull the lever next to "R", and then carefully vote all the down-ticket candidates.
All the bozos that showed up and voted for Rick Santorum, Michele Bachmann, et al, handed the race to Romney, and then when these folks didn't show up to vote at all in the general election (check the numbers on that one!) we got stuck with the Current Occupant. (and, by the way, I still think Romney would have been a more conservative president than Bush) Heck, even Ron Paul was a un-electable fringe candidate by that point, once the old newsletters surfaced.
So, Clint, if you're a small government guy, why on earth would you support the Constitution party? They spend way too much time talking about morality and drug abuse for me to be comfortable around them. Those guys are the seeds of another Prohibition and War on Drugs®.
Oh, and I just noticed that I mentioned September, that's when early voting starts in Maryland, but obviously the official date for the election is still the 2nd week in November.
Sure,Bill, just keep on voting for whoever the GOPE throws up. Why, you might get control of the House, Senate, and the Executive... then you'll REALLY get things done. Just like 2004. Oh, wait...
Oh well, looks like Bill will have to hold his nose and vote for a conservative or he won't have an establishment to cheerlead for any longer.
See, I can point to any number of elections won by the Republican machine, almost regardless of who the candidate was (Arlen Specter, really?). How many elections has the Constitution party won? According to Wiki "There are currently no elected officials of the Constitution Party in any state-level positions.". How about the Libertarian party? The Libertarians are actually a national party, they have enough infrastructure to get people on ballots and all that, yet.... "Though the party has never won a seat in the United States Congress..."
I would be much happier to see a new party arise out of the ashes of the Republicans. There are still some good folks in there, just not many who are seeking office. Certainly, the political machine behind the curtain is corrupt and abysmal.
I have not true tie to the Constitution Party. I would be happy to find something better; like Bill, I am not a fan of several of their platform planks. On the whole, they are better than the Repukes, as they now exist, though.
Do they win? Nope. Then again, there was a time when the Whigs were pretty prominent, before a little third party, known as the Republicans blew t hem out of the water. In addition, there was a seismic shift more recently, when the Dixiecrats abandoned the Democrats, eventually aligning, for the most part, with the Republicans.
It does not have to be a cut and dried thing. It just find it silly to think that simple electing republicans is the answer. It is not even really an improvement over the Democrats. Sure, we got Obamacare from the Dems, but we got the Patriot Act from the Reps. They are both fatally flawed.
The Republican party is not a thing, it's just a bunch of individual people. Most of whom are Republican like Cowboys fans are Cowboys fans. All of them, as far as I can tell, at the local level especially, agree with the general sentiments of small government, and are to a man pro-life, at least everyone I've met, which is a few hundred.
Yup, at the national level, things are very different. This is why a Trump presidency would rock the house. A good chunk of these upper echelon folks would, hopefully, be out of a job. Replacing the Republican leadership is a tall order. These guys are well-funded, well-connected, and know how the system works. The original plan was to get true conservatives elected as dog catcher and the like, and organically grow a conservative Republican party the same way the libs grew a liberal Republican party. But many people think a Trump presidency could greatly accelerate things.
Try again, Billbo. I never claimed a third party is the answer, I simply pointed out the fact that you are a moron for claiming your strategy is the answer when it has already failed. Reading comprehension. Try it someday. Now get back to your GOPE cheerleading.
The muddy middle of the old Narrative was tailor made for insiders using the central government to rob others blind.
First comes the underlying shift to divisive political philosophy (which appears well under way), then comes new leadership and visible political upheaval.
The tough times baked into the cake by decades of monetary, economic and social policy knavery will be fertile ground for political upheaval.
While such times are inevitable, it remains to be seen exactly when they'll arrive. I'd have sworn they were imminent 20 years ago.
Until then, however, it's unlikely there will be significant change. Political reform is an oxymoron.
Lucky thing was it was broad daylight and you could see this tornado coming at you. When Peewee's brother Jake showed up at the garage, to warn her to take cover, what they didn't know is that it would rip up the graveyard. Jake hauls Peewee outside and they make a run for it. Tearing up through the grape arbor across old Colonel Hazelrigs property to the storm cellar in the back. It took all of Jakes strength just to move the stout oak door set in the earth.
Jake shoving Peewee inside and takes out after the Colonel, who might just as well take cover in the outhouse instead of the underground shelter. Peewee scuttles down the steps, trying to see but it is as dark as a grave in there. It suddenly ocurred to her someone else was in there. Squinting to get a another look, it was only Aunt Hat Hazelrigg and she was squinting right back plastered with feathers from her rhode island red chickens. Aunt Hat had slumped to the floor and sat in silence.
Rain hammered the door, but suddenly it flew open and Jake threw in Sparks the old hound dog. Colonel Hazelrigg stumbled in next, though luck was truly with them because the Colonel was at least wearing his pants! The door slammed shut, Jake dropped in and now they had a full house. Nothing to do now but wait.
After a time the wind stopped and one by one out they came. While Jake, Peewee, and the Colonel took off for uptown to survey the damage, Aunt Hat went home to her chickens. Lucky for them the house was still in tack and the garage where they made their living. When they got as far as the Beulahland cemetery, Sparks began to whine and the fur along his backbone rose straight up. Stuff that shouldn't be was everywhere that's when Peewee saw a coffin thrust up out of the ground and the lid totally gone.
Peewee was so worried about Mama and took off to check out her gravesite. AS far as she could tell was everything there was fine. She looked around and noticed it was Miss Deitz's grave, town librarian. Her stone read:
If you want to know more of Peewee's story I think you should read the book. I enjoyed laughing my way through this one!
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If you’re not already familiar with Where The Hell Is Matt?, then the next four and a half minutes is my gift to you:
So, here’s the deal. Matt is making another video, and he’s going to be shooting in L.A. tomorrow! This is your chance to dance with Matt.
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This week I attended a screening at the Downtown Independent for a new film by L.A. filmmaker/photographer Nabil Elderkin. The film, Bouncing Cats, has been winning awards on the festival circuit, and rightly so. It was at once entertaining, heartbreaking and inspiring.
The documentary tells the story of Abraham “Abramz” Tekya, a Ugandan b-boy who was orphaned at age 7 when both of his parents died of HIV. Abramz started Breakdance Project Uganda in 2006 in hopes of using hip-hop and dance to create positive social change in a region that has been brutalized by civil war and extreme poverty for the last 20 years. Abramz invited Crazy Legs of the Rock Steady Crew to go to Uganda, and the film follows them on a mission to empower and inspire the youth in a country that UNICEF called “pretty much the worst place on earth to be a child.”
The film is finishing up its tour on the festival circuit, and unfortunately does not have a distribution deal yet, though the producers tell me they are exploring different opportunities for getting Bouncing Cats to a wider audience.
Although it may be difficult to see the film in the short term, you can learn more about Breakdance Project Uganda by clicking through from the Bouncing Cats site. There you can donate to BPU and get a limited edition Bouncing Cats t-shirt, with all proceeds going to Breakdance Project Uganda. You can also join Breakdance Project Uganda on Facebook.
After the screening, there was a Q&A panel with the film’s producer and director, as well as three who were featured in the film; Abramz, Crazy Legs, and Jolly Grace Okot, a Nobel Peace Prize nominee who was among the first wave of children abducted at the beginning of Uganda’s civil war and forced to be a child soldier.
Following the Q&A, I went up to the roof of the Downtown Independent, where the afterparty was in full swing. There was a hip-hop DJ, and members of the Rock Steady Crew were breaking on the roof. Cocktails were provided by Red Bull (Red Bull Media House financed the production of Bouncing Cats.) I even had an opportunity for a brief conversation with Jolly Grace Okot.
Over all, a pretty fantastic evening. An inspiring documentary, the Rock Steady Crew break dancing on the roof, I heard Andy Summers of The Police was there, and I chatted with a Nobel Peace Prize nominee. Also, free cocktails. Only in L.A.
This Thursday night, Layer 23 and The Good Hurt present Upgrade, a steamy night of geek chic electro featuring a rare live performance by the inseparable hetero-life partner duo who virtually invented the genre, Telesonic Commander.
Some of you may already know Telesonic Commander from their live Ustream shows (of which I am a frequent listener and fan). Based on those performances, I expect to see flashy jumpsuits, exotic mustaches and just a taste of loveless copulation. If you want to preview their sound, check out the track, “Game Set Match” here.
There will also be music by DJs D++, Delicious Mix and Aeon Flux, free giveaways by IHEARTCOMIX, photos by Matador y Toros and video visuals by Verdilak.
According to the event organizers, Upgrade is a night for “hip geeks” looking to get away from the crowded Hollywood spots and the 18+ dance clubs. The idea is to have a place where you can dance or just tuck your laptop into a dark corner and geek out while listening to some cool electro beats – everything from EBM to IDM, breakbeat to 8-Bit, Electroclash to Eurotrash.
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In booths and against the walls, chic-looking fashionistas and Hollywood types leaned and looked around the Bar Marmont. Like a lion/ess gazing across the Serengeti, each leaner surveyed the room, searching for any sign of stylistic weakness in other Gucci-shoed peeps in the pack. After all, this was, allegedly, a “cool event:” the private listening party for Diplo (aka MIA’s ex-boyfriend) and Switch’s (an English DJ) project Major Lazer (an aural ode to Jamaica). But when the music started and the leaning stopped, the dance floor filled with (sorta) writhing bodies each afflicted with the same syndrome: Dance Face… Continue reading “Dance Face (Don’t Let it Happen to you)”
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