The America of the 50's, the one Republicans love, passed away some time ago, and they are clinging to the corpse. Just like some people who tend to lionize a lost loved-one, the Republicans refuse to accept the truth. They do not see the humanity in being WRONG and more importantly trying to RIGHT our wrongs as a nation. They also preac…
The America of the 50's, the one Republicans love, passed away some time ago, and they are clinging to the corpse. Just like some people who tend to lionize a lost loved-one, the Republicans refuse to accept the truth. They do not see the humanity in being WRONG and more importantly trying to RIGHT our wrongs as a nation. They also preach about their love of responsibility, but they don't love that either when it's America's time to face the facts.
What drama---this clinging to the past! It's wearing everyone out, but we just need to keep supporting each other while we progress. I love the progress we have made, despite the fact that it pains them. After all, the Republicans have had an invitation to join us all along the way. Time has marched-on, and they most certainly have reaped the benefits the Democratic Party has fought for. I know I have.
As usual, Thom asks the right question. Republicans' actions speak for themselves.
The America of the 50's, the one Republicans love, passed away some time ago, and they are clinging to the corpse. Just like some people who tend to lionize a lost loved-one, the Republicans refuse to accept the truth. They do not see the humanity in being WRONG and more importantly trying to RIGHT our wrongs as a nation. They also preach about their love of responsibility, but they don't love that either when it's America's time to face the facts.
What drama---this clinging to the past! It's wearing everyone out, but we just need to keep supporting each other while we progress. I love the progress we have made, despite the fact that it pains them. After all, the Republicans have had an invitation to join us all along the way. Time has marched-on, and they most certainly have reaped the benefits the Democratic Party has fought for. I know I have.
As usual, Thom asks the right question. Republicans' actions speak for themselves.