rssValues Voters Ride Tea Party Momentum
Friday, September 18, 2009 at 8:11 pm
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“Let me start with some bad news. It’s worse than you just saw.”
Kelley Shackleford, the chief counsel of the Liberty Legal Institute, had just shown the overflowing ballroom of the Omni Shoreham hotel–the site of the fourth annual Values Voter Summit–a video of his organization’s most heartstring-tugging case. A 75-year-old war memorial cross in the Mojave desert, visible from the highway, was covered up after the American Civil Liberties Union filed suit.
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“The fact that this cross, this memorial, is covered in a box of plywood, is a disgrace!” said Shackleford. Conservative activists who’d paid $99 to attend the two-day summit murmured in amazement. They had listened to some of the most powerful Republican members of Congress pick apart President Barack Obama’s economic and foreign policies, but this was an outrage. This sort of legal tyranny had been bad enough during the Bush years, but under a Democratic president and Congress, what recourse did they have?
This was the theme of the first day of the Summit, the largest yet–according to organizers, nearly 2,000 people had registered to listen to a lineup of speakers that would include Bill O’Reilly, Sen. Jim DeMint (R-S.C.), and the ever-dueling former governors turned presidential candidates, Mike Huckabee and Mitt Romney. Following eight months of Tea Parties, and in the immediate wake of last weekend’s march on Washington, speakers did not have to work to convince the audience that their values were under the gun.
In an adjoining exhibit hall, conservative groups like the National Organization for Marriage and the Center for Law and Justice staffed booths with pamphlets, videos, and free candy. Former Sen. Rick Santorum (R-Penn.) held court at the booth of Mpower, a device that “puts parents in control of Internet and TV” and “lets you watch popular shows free of offensive content.”
“They asked me to give the invocation for Phyllis Schlafly,” said Santorum, leaning back in his chair, hands folded behind his head. “We’ll see what the Holy Spirit has to say.”
But the real action was in the ballroom, where a series of politicians and activists seemed to rejoice in eight months of critical coverage from the media. In a morning breakfast, Gary Bauer–the longtime Family Research Council chairman who quit in 1999 for a doomed presidential bid–bubbled over with excitement at the numbers of conservative activists in the streets. From the rostrum in the ballroom, Bauer promised that a “tidal wave” was coming that would wash away “the naysayers and the elitists.” He compared coverage of the Tea Parties and attacks on conservative “racism” with the media’s lack of interest in left-wing bigotry.
“Where were the civility police when Rev. Jeremiah Wright was preaching that hate in his church, in front of some very important people?” asked Bauer. “How many of you have been called racist?”
Bauer struggled a bit to find proof that liberals were being hypocritical in their attacks, harking back to the 1991 confirmation hearing of then-Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas.
“They’re not pro-black,” said Bauer with a shake of his head, “they’re pro-liberal black! As long as they stay down on that plantation!”
Two African-American conservatives, former Ohio Secretary of State Ken Blackwell and author Star Parker, were given prime speaking slots, during which they hammered home Bauer’s familiar gospel of white liberals oppressing minorities with their patronizing good intentions. But the powerful Republican members of Congress who filled the podiums in morning sessions transferred the idea of liberal oppression to the audience as a whole. Rep. Mike Pence (R-Ind.), the telegenic House GOP conference chairman, kicked off the proceedings with the first of many references to the self-proclaimed Tea Party movement.
“Tony, you’ve put on a great event,” said Pence, turning to Tony Perkins, the president of FRC Action–the political arm of Focus on the Family, sponsors of the event. “But if the national media covers this like it covered the events last weekend, the headline will be: ‘Dozens attend values voter summit!’”
“You know who these protesters were because you were the people in these town halls,” said Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), the Republican leader in the Senate, whose salutes to the crowd’s activism during the August recess were the highlights of dour, policy-centric speech. (“He’s not much of a speaker,” said Pep Pepelinjak, an activist from Washington state attending his first Summit. “He’s a good advocate, though.”) “You’re the people who prove the politicians wrong when they say that all this activism and unrest was crafted, somehow, in a boardroom, down on K Street. The grassroots movement isn’t astroturf, as they like to put it. It’s something that started at your kitchen tables.”
Rep. Eric Cantor (R-Va.), the highest-ranking Republican member of the House to attend the conference echoed McConnell’s sentiment. “I’d like to thank you for fighting on the fighting lines of what we know is a battle for our democracy,” he said . After his speech, after signing a Gadsen flag, he told TWI that “there’s been an awakening in America,” represented in the Tea Parties.
“People are beginning to wake up and see a country they don’t really recognize,” said Cantor.
The embrace of the Tea Party movement, and the town halls, may have been inevitable–some people in the crowd had been the subjects of those scary media attacks. Katie Abram, a “stay at home mom” from Lebanon, Pennsylvania, had asked Sen. Arlen Specter (D-Penn.) a question about the constitutionality of national health care reform, and found herself booked on shows like Hardball, where she faced withering questions from Lawrence O’Donnell about Medicare and Medicaid.
“I got a phone call right after that town hall,” said Abram, exasperated, “from someone calling me a racist. Because I’d said we should follow the Constitution!” Abram’s take on the state of the country mirrored that of many attendees, who didn’t swoon at the appeals from elected Republicans. “I don’t feel like I have a party anymore. I’ve felt like we’re on a train that’s running off the rails ever since the PATRIOT Act passed.”
Attendees were not overly concerned with any particular social issue. They felt attacked on all fronts. There were some warnings of the threat of gay marriage–mostly from Carrie Prejean, the Miss California who lost her bid to become Miss USA after saying she opposed same-sex unions–but angst about a social issue that had riveted conservatives for most of this decade was buried by worries about the other threats to American values. Gov. Tim Pawlenty (R-Minn.), a likely 2012 Republican presidential hopeful, drew only measured applause when he mentioned “defending traditional marriage.” It was when he mentioned, specifically, the victory of anti-gay marriage forces in California, the applause picked up. Telling activists of a mounting threat was one thing–reminding them that the threat has been identified and met in the streets and at polls was what they wanted to hear.
“This is not politically incorrect!” said Pawlenty. “This is not politically offensive! This is what our founding fathers believed.”
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Comment posted September 19, 2009 @ 1:57 am
Why is so much hatred hurled toward President Obama? That's a no-brainer!
He's a Kenyan born Arab terrorist who wants to bring DEATH PANELS to this grand and glorious land of ours so he can pull the plugs on Granny and Gramps.
HE'S a LEFT WING SOCIALIST whose education was funded by the American Communist Party, MoveOn.Org, Barbara Streisand and Ed Asner.
He named his daughters Sasha and Malia – WHAT'S UP WITH THAT???
He would prefer to have dinner with Mahatma Gandhi over Ronald Reagan.
He wants to start a TROTSKY FOR TOTS program for our children.
He's just an evil, mean, wicked, bad and nasty person!
The Big, Black, Bolshevik Bogeyman is gonna git'cha!
It has not a thing to do with race.
But seriously, folks….
http://www.tomdegan.blogspot.com
Tom Degan
Goshen, NY
Comment posted September 19, 2009 @ 4:03 am
You are a very biased and bigoted man. If you represent the Conservative movement, I am afraid of what you will do. Are your plotting an assassination on our president? Your right wing talking points are getting old and tired. None of what you say is true and if you believe any of it, you are clearly watching way too much Fox News, Hannity, Beck and reading too much Ann Coulter. If there was an evil president in the last 50 years, it was George W. Bush!
Comment posted September 19, 2009 @ 4:14 am
My friend, trust me, I wasn't serious. I was being sarcastic. It's satire and nothing more. Go back and read it again very carefully. Here is a link to my blog:
http://www.tomdegan.blogspot.com
Trust me on this one: You and I are on the same side and the same page.
peace….
Tom Degan
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Comment posted September 19, 2009 @ 4:57 pm
“This is not politically incorrect!” said Pawlenty. “This is not politically offensive! This is what our founding fathers believed.”
Just as a note to Gov. Pawlenty (who may as well announce he is running in 2012), our founding fathers also believed that government should be run by rich white landowners, many of whom owned slaves. They did not believe that people of color, the poor or middle-class, or women had any business in the political process.
Comment posted September 19, 2009 @ 9:54 pm
So Tom's a “useful idiot” and Patrick's just an idiot. Shame there isn't two more of you…you could form a circle-jerk.
Comment posted September 19, 2009 @ 11:30 pm
Why are you conservative only good at calling people names. I guess I don't have the same rights as you and can't have my own opinions. What is wrong with you people. I think you are just a bunch of sore losers and can't handle having a president who really cares. Why don't you ever mention George W in your postings>>>must be too ashamed of his presidency!
Comment posted September 20, 2009 @ 3:03 am
Tom, Did a parrot write this for you? Values? These people would not know a value if there were at a store wide sale at Macys.
Comment posted September 20, 2009 @ 7:45 am
Yay, Tom! Like the (foreign-born) Orly Taintz warns us: Obama is foreign, evil, homosexual, fascist/commie (nice trick!), Muslin, Negroe, Murka-hatin', terrorist-lovin', shape-shifting, Illuminati, rappin/gangbangin', Czar-mongering, drug-takin'/sellin', Granny-snuffin', kid-hypnotizin', Confederate-hating, trash-recyclin'…did I mention that he's BLACK?? Anyway, with guardians like Orly, Michelle Bachmann and Glen Beck we might be able to get our America back to the values us REAL Americans cherish. Sigh.
Comment posted September 20, 2009 @ 7:49 am
Patrick, that's all they've got left! Their movement is a joke and a sham, and if they don't stay on the offensive there's only 2 choices left to them: go fetal or grow up!
Comment posted September 20, 2009 @ 12:29 pm
Stay-at-home Katy Abram is a fraud. She's been involved in Beck's 9/12 activist movement from the start. Her Facebook page was modified the day after she made the news with Arlen Specter. She's a big fan of Sean Hannity and his writings.
http://jezebel.com/5338096/katy-abram-has-912-c…
Weigel makes it sound like O'Donnell was really tough on her (withering questions) – I thought he showed great constraint and went overboard to be polite and soft with her.
Comment posted September 20, 2009 @ 7:24 pm
Yeah just like Katy Couric was tough on Palin: “what do you read?” wow, gotcha journalism at its worst lol! It's just that these people are so ignorant they cannot survive outside of their Fox News bubble.
Comment posted September 20, 2009 @ 8:21 pm
It amazes me that people are still stupid enough to support this “values summit”, when it was Republican mismanagement of this country that brought us to the mess we're in now.
By the way, Faux just got busted “creating” their own news. Goes a long way to setting folk straight on the veracity of what they see on that network. So much for Beck! Hannity! O'Reilly! BYE BYE!!
Comment posted September 20, 2009 @ 8:25 pm
Did you see Meet The Press today where David Gregory actually pushed Boehner for a definitive answer? Maybe DG is getting the message that he is close to being replaced unless he gets a bit tougher….but I don't think he went far enough.
I think the Fox/Limbaugh crowd don't realize just how much is available on the internet, and whether it is something on themselves (such as Katy Abram) or others – it is there to be found sooner or later. It is just sad that those idiots NEVER research anything else.
Funny that Beck never showed up for what he promoted so handily for ages – too chicken? He's now promoting a day of prayer to save our country. It just happens to be on the 26th of this month……..which happens to be the day that Joseph Smith was named the prophet for the Mormons……..and alot of Beck's followers don't realize he is a Mormon……and that Mormons were (and many still are) anti-black. These righteous religious freaks have invaded every aspect of our government and it is getting a tad bit scary, eh?
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Comment posted September 22, 2009 @ 6:07 pm
That was kind of you to help him out…snicker, snicker…
Comment posted September 22, 2009 @ 6:09 pm
I guess the only thing you've ever read are bumper stickers and twitter…it probably hurts to try and get past the comicbooks….
Comment posted September 22, 2009 @ 6:12 pm
What are they taking lessons from Dan Rather….
Comment posted September 22, 2009 @ 6:17 pm
Grassy knoll, Haliburton, 9/11 truthers…I'm scared, oohhh, I'm scared…he's a Mooormmmmooon…aaaaaghhh? Ooohh, they've invaded every aspect of our government….it's sarcasm right…tell me it's sarcasm….tell me your not serious…
Comment posted September 22, 2009 @ 7:12 pm
Joe,
Tell me some good things about George W Bush. Why are you and your fellow “Independents” not talking about him. And, yes I have plenty of room to talk. Calling you and your bunch a bunch of losers is far less offensive than what you all are throwing out there. By the way, I don't drink kool aid>>it has too much sugar and might make me really fat and I might look like the people in the pics of the lazy teabaggers. The only exercise they probably get is getting up from watching Fox News and getting a handful of doughnuts.
Comment posted September 23, 2009 @ 12:56 am
hahaha…oh you got me there…I don't know what to say…the pressure's on…just kidding. I think it's funny that you felt compelled to disavow Kool-aid because it has too much sugar. It's just a metaphor…I don't think there's any potential in a metaphorical drink…but Bush isn't President and I complained enough when he was in…so I don't feel like rehashing a past criticism to suit you. I pretty have a problem with those…George included…and especially Obama…that want spread transnational laws, deconstruct the US Constitution through judicial and legislative overreach and destroy the whole Lockean concept of liberty and self responsibility….
”Do not separate text from historical background. If you do, you will have perverted and subverted the Constitution, which can only end in a distorted, bastardized form of illegitimate government.”
—James Madison
Comment posted September 23, 2009 @ 1:45 am
“I hope that wasn't too much for you” God that's even more condescending than my posts!
Comment posted September 23, 2009 @ 5:17 pm
Notice they had no ideas, no proposals, no insight, and no suggestions about anything. They keep bringing up the Constitution which they either don't understand or never read because the Constitution does not back them up. These people only care about their money and they will do whatever it takes to protect it. They lie and manipulate people to win them over because they can't win on honesty and integrity. They have nothing to offer this country.
Katie Abrams made a complete fool of herself and now they're trying to make her look like a victim? She behaved like a rabid dog at that town hall and then was exposed for being a fraud and a complete idiot on tv…..”I mean, I-you know, yes, I mean, there are programs in place that, you know, the-the founders did not want to have here.” These are their advocates. No thanks. Frankly, I'm tired of these people injecting themselves everywhere. They're all over the conservative owned media.
Comment posted September 23, 2009 @ 5:34 pm
You can quote all you want, rant all you want, protest all you want and you will still be joeblow. I think that says it all in a nutshell. You are what they call an “ugly American.” You hide behind noble ideas like liberty, freedom and self-reliance when it is quite obvious that you're just another self-centered ignoramus who cares only about himself. People like you, we don't need. You want quotes? I'll give you quotes. How about this:
“I hope we shall crush in its birth the aristocracy of our moneyed corporations, which dare already to challenge our government to a trial of strength and bid defiance to the laws of our country.” -Thomas Jefferson, 1812, or this
Hatred is something peculiar. You will always find it strongest and most violent where there is the lowest degree of culture. – Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
Comment posted September 23, 2009 @ 8:46 pm
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**WEALTH~CARE FOR ALL THESE HEAVILY INVESTED INTERNATIONAL AND AMERICAN BILLIONAIRES IN OUR CURRENT HEALTH FOR THE WEALTHY ONLY SYSTEM WILL NOT END ANYTIME SOON… IT WILL ONLY BE RE~ARRANGED TO MAKE SURE ALL THESE MEGA CAPITALISTS PROSPER IN JUST ANOTHER FASHION WHICH WILL AVOID THE RECENTLY REPORTED CONTINUATION OF THIS SATANIC MENTALITY OF ALLOWING 45,OOO AMERICAN DEATHS YEARLY WITH OUR CURRENT HEALTH~CARE SYSTEM *THAT ONLY TREATS OUR POORER U.S. CITIZENS IN EMERGENCIES ONLY.
* THE FINE ART OF DENYING 45 MILLION AMERICANS HEALTH~CARE IN OUR JUDEO~CHRISTIAN NATION IS NOT RACIST AT ALL… IT'S JUST OUR BEHIND THE SCENE WEALTHY ELITE CITIZENS USING THEIR TREMENDOUS WEALTH TO DIRECTLY INFLUENCE OUR U.S. CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVES IN KEEPING ALL THE little poor folk down *
AMERICAN RELIGIOUS LEADERS ALL ACROSS THE USA HAVE ALWAYS BEEN ABLE TO COUNT ON THEIR RELIGIOUS FLOCK TO CONTRIBUTE(TITHE)THEIR HARD EARNED MONIES TO THEIR MINISTRIES EVERY WEEK.
THE MAJORITY OF AMERICANS ATTENDING RELIGIOUS SERVICES IN THE U.S. ARE MIDDLE~CLASS AND WORKING POOR CITIZENS WHO NOW DESPERATELY NEED THE HELP AND SUPPORT FROM THESE SAME U.S.RELIGIOUS LEADERS IN LOBBYING THE U.S.CONGRESS TO PROVIDE PROPER HEALTH~CARE FOR ALL POORER AMERICANS.
***THERE ARE CURRENTLY AN ESTIMASTED 45 MILLION MEN WOMAN AND CHILDREN WITHOUT HEALTH~CARE IN THE WEALTHIEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD????
SILENT AMERICAN RELIGIOUS LEADERS WHO ALL HAVE HEALTH~CARE FOR THEMSELVES AND THEIR FAMILIES IS MUCH MORE FRIGHTENING THEN THE POSSIBLE DENIAL OF A FUTURE HEALTH~CARE PLAN FOR ALL…
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Comment posted September 24, 2009 @ 1:02 am
David, I'm fairly sure I heard you on Fresh Air with Terry Gross today. Great interview! Yes, it WAS you. I'm listening to the replay right now!
Yes indeed. The right can always count on good old god to pop right out of the by-bull just in time for the next election cycle. To bad that more and more young folks are beginning to wake up from the GOP induced slumber of religion and the falsehoods of promises that never come true.
Comment posted September 24, 2009 @ 1:21 am
I'm sure he does blow…probably big strong boys in their captain marvel skivvies.
Comment posted September 24, 2009 @ 1:27 am
Funny, the only argument the right really has is “It's not in the constitution!”
I hate to mention it, but either are freeways, but that never stopped Eisenhower from dumping billions into building a massive ongoing project. OK, it was a good idea, but it wasn't in the constitution.
What other arguments do you have? Obama is a commie?
Comment posted September 24, 2009 @ 1:34 am
It isn't saying much to say “I follow Glen Beck and Lush Limpballs.”
That's like saying I don't use toilet paper, I use my tongue.
Here's a quote for you god fearing monkey dwellers,
“a long habit of not thinking a thing wrong gives it a superficial appearance of right.” Thomas Paine
In case you can't figure it out it means your phony pious nonsense is what? Phony?
Go call on good old god when all else fails.
Comment posted September 24, 2009 @ 1:39 am
The last time I sat in on a church gathering they passed out a thimble full of kool-aid and tried to pass it off for the blood of a 2000 year old zombie who is going to come back and put all the good people on the escalator up and all the bad people on the escalator down. And you idiots drink it every Sunday.
Now who drinks the kool-aid?
Comment posted September 24, 2009 @ 1:54 am
Tom I read your blog for the first time just now,… well not the whole thing, just the juicy parts where the girl strips off her bra and…..well, I don't want to give away the plot here.. Anyway.. Boot the Blue Dogs OUT once and for all. The pukes have a name for their own versions, Rino's and blue dogs are about as useful to the party as snow tires on a gold fish.. In fact i believe they're nothing but plants from the right to be internal obstructionist for the Democratic party. They run as Democrats then get in office and do nothing but vote the party line except its the wrong party. Wake up kids. Do you want Democrats or do you want more pukes?
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Comment posted October 11, 2009 @ 9:23 pm
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OUR U.S.CONGRESS AT LEAST DOES NOT DISCRIMINATE…
THEY AFFORD POORER AMERICANS THE SAME EMERGENCY ONLY HEALTH*CARE THAT ILLEGAL ALIENS RECEIVE.
AMERICA~LOVE IT OR LEAVE IT~ 45,000 DEAD POOR AMERICANS LEAVE U.S. EVERY*YEAR DUE TO 3rd WORLD HEALTH CONDITIONS ??
** POLITICS IN AMERICA IS VERY SIMPLE TO UNDERSTAND WHEN OUR MIDDLE~CLASS & WORKING POOR CITIZENS ARE ALL BEING FORCED 2 ALLOW BIG $$$ TO CONTROL THE PEOPLES HALLS OF THE U.S.CONGRESS..
~ SADLY, OUR VERY OWN AMERICAN HEALTH*CARE SATANIC VERSES HAS KEPT 45 MILLION POOR AMERICANS IN 3rd WORLD HEALTH CONDITIONS ~
AMERICAN RELIGIOUS LEADERS ALL ACROSS THE USA HAVE ALWAYS BEEN ABLE TO COUNT ON THEIR RELIGIOUS FLOCK TO CONTRIBUTE(TITHE)THEIR HARD EARNED MONIES TO THEIR MINISTRIES EVERY WEEK. THE MAJORITY OF AMERICANS ATTENDING RELIGIOUS SERVICES IN THE U.S. ARE MIDDLE~CLASS AND WORKING POOR CITIZENS WHO NOW DESPERATELY NEED THE HELP AND SUPPORT FROM THESE SAME U.S.RELIGIOUS LEADERS IN LOBBYING THE U.S.CONGRESS TO PROVIDE PROPER HEALTH~CARE FOR ALL POORER AMERICANS.
SILENT AMERICAN RELIGIOUS LEADERS WHO ALL HAVE HEALTH~CARE FOR THEMSELVES AND THEIR FAMILIES IS MUCH MORE FRIGHTENING THEN THE POSSIBLE DENIAL OF A FUTURE HEALTH~CARE PLAN FOR ALL…
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