New acronyms: RINO - Representative in name only + SINO - Senator in name only = Ruling Class (RC) vs (CC) Country Class, the rest of us.
I have been struggling with how to differentiate between Republicans who are for small government, fiscal responsibility and constitutionalism from those Republicans who are want big government. I realize that not all our Representatives and Senators inside the beltway and in our state governments are liberals. So how do we distinguish the liberal ones from the serious Representatives and Senators?
How about calling them Representatives in name only; the ones who claim to represent the people but are really in it for their own careers and pocketbooks. The Senators in name only are the ones who claim to represent their states, but are in it only for their own careers and pocketbooks. And the liberals are not all Democrats; there are many Republicans to which that term also applies. Just being Republican does not guarantee that one is for small government, fiscal responsiblity and constitutionalism.
This situation is what makes reform so difficult. Those of us who want to return to our Constitution and Declaration of Independence cannot depend on either political party. So many politicians in both political parties have become infected with the socialist idea that government needs to solve our problems, so infected with this socialistic idea that they cannot see the best solution, i.e letting the private sector find the solution. What those socialistic politicians don't see is that government (i.e. law) whether local, state or federal never encourages creativity. Rather it stifles creative solutions to problems.
Some law is necessary, but law/government very quickly becomes overbearing and oppressive. Freedom from government does not necessarily cause creativity, but it removes the oppressive resistance to creativity and that removal sets the creativity free. And when that creativity is set free watch it solve problems that the government would never be able to solve, in fact some problems that politicians may not even realize exist.
So what do we do? Well, we do not depend on either political party bringing candidates forth that see the solutions to our problems. We work within the parties realizing that we cannot follow the party lines, but must create our own lines of direction and work with all our strength as "outsiders", ones who do not follow the party lines. We work with all our strength and intensity to get candidates who see that the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence gives all the guidelines we need to solve our problems. These documents, Founding Documents of our country, show how to find solutions to our problems by hindering and halting the oppression with which government weighs us down. These Founding Documents give us the freedom from our government, freedom that sets our creativity free to solve our problems without regulations and beaucrats.
"Give me liberty or give me death."
I have been struggling with how to differentiate between Republicans who are for small government, fiscal responsibility and constitutionalism from those Republicans who are want big government. I realize that not all our Representatives and Senators inside the beltway and in our state governments are liberals. So how do we distinguish the liberal ones from the serious Representatives and Senators?
How about calling them Representatives in name only; the ones who claim to represent the people but are really in it for their own careers and pocketbooks. The Senators in name only are the ones who claim to represent their states, but are in it only for their own careers and pocketbooks. And the liberals are not all Democrats; there are many Republicans to which that term also applies. Just being Republican does not guarantee that one is for small government, fiscal responsiblity and constitutionalism.
This situation is what makes reform so difficult. Those of us who want to return to our Constitution and Declaration of Independence cannot depend on either political party. So many politicians in both political parties have become infected with the socialist idea that government needs to solve our problems, so infected with this socialistic idea that they cannot see the best solution, i.e letting the private sector find the solution. What those socialistic politicians don't see is that government (i.e. law) whether local, state or federal never encourages creativity. Rather it stifles creative solutions to problems.
Some law is necessary, but law/government very quickly becomes overbearing and oppressive. Freedom from government does not necessarily cause creativity, but it removes the oppressive resistance to creativity and that removal sets the creativity free. And when that creativity is set free watch it solve problems that the government would never be able to solve, in fact some problems that politicians may not even realize exist.
So what do we do? Well, we do not depend on either political party bringing candidates forth that see the solutions to our problems. We work within the parties realizing that we cannot follow the party lines, but must create our own lines of direction and work with all our strength as "outsiders", ones who do not follow the party lines. We work with all our strength and intensity to get candidates who see that the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence gives all the guidelines we need to solve our problems. These documents, Founding Documents of our country, show how to find solutions to our problems by hindering and halting the oppression with which government weighs us down. These Founding Documents give us the freedom from our government, freedom that sets our creativity free to solve our problems without regulations and beaucrats.
"Give me liberty or give me death."
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