Can you believe this crap? I think we can all (Democrats, Republicans, and especially Libertarians/Tea Partiers) agree that Jeb Bush is not the right candidate for the GOP, which is likely going to win in the 2016 Presidential Election. Apparently, it doesn’t matter how most people feel, because if you have enough money, you can bus supporters up to the CPAC, where the Liberty movement has otherwise been getting some real traction in the kinds of speeches being staged there. Jeb Bush’s team did this very thing.
While neither party has what it takes, in my opinion, to fix this country’s problems, I still side with the Right on so many issues. And because of the surge in popularity of Tea Party-friendly ideas within the GOP and more importantly, their most prominent candidates, like Rand Paul, it seems likely that some good can rise up within the ranks of this corrupt institution. However, looking at what’s going on in support of the TPP on both sides, and to an undiminished degree from Republicans in Congress, I am loath to recommend looking to that side of the aisle for anything spectacular. Here’s a little background on the hidden agenda of the TPP.
I must comment on how the Washington Post seems to have gone schizophrenic on this matter. They published two articles on the same day with two opposite opinions of the reception at CPAC to Jeb Bush’s speech. One says he did “very very good” and another says he was basically treated like a piñata.
First article: Very, very good? What is he, five years old? More like DoublePlusGood.
Second article: Of course, I like this latter “piñata” article better. Dude thankfully got booed and walked out on (but not by nearly enough people if you ask me).
The scariest thing about this whole thing is that when I went to look at the footage of Jeb Bush’s entire speech, with the specific intention of seeing how the crowd received him, to my dismay, the audio had been manipulated and muted during the part where he first came in. The group that posted this clip, the ACU, should be ashamed of themselves. There is obviously an agenda when you feel a need to censor a candidate’s negative reception. But why are they pushing Jeb?
I also couldn’t help but notice the glut of liberal blogger/supporters of Jeb Bush as the best GOP candidate in the last month or two as well.
From the Daily Beast article not-so-subtly entitled GOP: Still the Party of Stupid:
“None of these remaining people looks much like a president, with the exception of Jeb Bush; and more to the point, they don’t sound like presidents either.”
Why would they push the sibling of a President whom they hated SO much before? Any candidate would be better than him, right? Unless of course he’s a Progressive in disguise, and they’d be almost as happy having him advance their globalist-friendly immigration/education policy for them, since Hillary is very unlikely to win in 2016.
Another Bush/Clinton election would be the worst possible outcome in my opinion. I feel like I’m living in some weird nightmare where we suddenly found out Stalin’s great nephew won the GOP primary and Hitler’s niece got the Dem. nod, and nobody that you actually know voted for either of them. Are there really Bush supporters at this point? (BTW, I used to be a huge George W. Bush supporter.)
So let’s not lose the plot. We still have a country whose system of currency is based completely on fraud, relying on an illegitimate and private institution, the Federal Reserve, to basically counterfeit a manufactured resource on demand. We’re still dealing with a surveillance state that is growing ever larger, though virtually no one is comfortable with the idea of having any of their data tracked without just cause. Our Constitutional rights are slowly being stripped away, and it’s becoming ever more obvious. So, the only solution is to bring in some fresh blood. Thankfully, these new ideas are being presented by some politicians who’ve risen up through the ranks, like Ben Carson and Rand Paul, but we have to make sure they follow through on their pledges.
Even Rand Paul is speaking in support of the TPP already. I’m not sure if he’s trying to be strategic to garner across-the-board support, or what? I’m sorry, Rand, but that will not fly with people who are really paying attention. I’m not sure what Ben Carson’s take on it is yet…
So stay informed, and stay alert. If you’ve begun a journey to heal yourself from within, it could be time for you to start thinking about healing the world. I know politics might seem like a stressor that could raise your cortisol and be a drag and such, but if you’re thinking positively about the kind of change that could be made to help people to live more natural, wholesome, and healthy lives in their communities and families, then it could really energize you and give you purpose. That includes maintaining that freedom beautifully assigned by the Constitution as having been granted to us innately and by divine right.
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