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The radical left-wing Liberal extremists just keep getting more shrill. You would think by now they would have seen the writing on the wall, that they might begin to realize that an increasing majority of Americans have seen through their sophistry. They won’t bring new voters into their ranks by demonizing and insulting their opposition but they continue to spew their hateful lies, in a desperate attempt to save the Democratic Party from the destruction that their left-wing extremism has wrought. They are playing “OJ” politics (If I can’t have her, nobody will). The problem as I see it is that most Liberals don’t think about what they are saying. They say what they feel instead. What they are feeling today is hatred. They hate George Bush, pure and simple it would seem, but their psychosis goes much deeper. Many Liberals harbor a deep-seated self-loathing brought on by their guilt over the way they live. They want to be pure beings living in a perfect Utopia but they need their cars, heat, hot water, air conditioning etc. They end up projecting their guilt over what they have been indoctrinated into believing they have done to the environment. They have guilt over the tens of millions of abortions of pure and innocent children. They harbor guilty consciences with regard to their bigotry. They are so deeply conflicted that they really need professional help. The first thing they need to do is to admit that they have a problem but they will never reach that first step so long as they can get their daily fix from the pushers in the Liberal media. So they project their guilt onto George Bush, those who support him, his religion and Conservatism in general. The problem for them is that this constitutes the vast majority of Americans. The problem for the rest of us is that they are jeopardizing our economy, our freedom and our lives. When I was young we had a saying: “If you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em”. I never bought into that way of thinking but many of my contemporaries did. They saw the futility of opposing the so-called “Progressive” movement and began tolerating the more innocuous changes. But you can’t change everything about our country and then point to those of us who remained constant in our beliefs and call us the extremists. We aren’t radical or right wing. The founders of our nation are the benchmark by which we can accurately judge who is left and who is right of center. Over the decades since the writing of our Constitution, we’ve had many positive judicial interpretations of it. We have also witnessed a number of misinterpretations and we cannot ignore the fact that the misinterpreting has moved us steadily to the left, toward socialism. I respect George Bush for his steadfast dedication to the principles that define our nation. He has taken on some daunting challenges and has inspired me to do the same. I have always stood against oppressive taxation in areas where it has been harmful to our freedom and the economy. I still oppose such taxation but in the areas of government that President Bush has invested my taxes I am glad to do my part. If he succeeds in bringing us back from the brink of ruin that Liberal extremism has brought us to, it will have been worth it. DRC
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