All of this would be meaningless except within the party these are the people whom Republicans consider to be “leaders.” And since these are the people the public most often hears from on the news, this isn’t fringe right thinking anymore---it can now be considered mainstream.
A recent poll indicates how vacuous the party has become---Around half of Republicans and Republican-independents, when asked, failed to come up with a single name when asked who the party’s spokesperson is and those who did name names said Rush Limbaugh, Newt Gingrich, Dick Cheney, John McCain, and George W. Bush.
The two “leaders” who polled highest are arguing that a Supreme Court nominee will subject us all to a harsh set of values that she possesses because she is a Latina.
Such are comments are a symptom of hatred and racism---the very kind of hatred and racism that leads depleted and drained men to lose control and commit acts of violence all so they can “protect” themselves or the ideas they cherish and hold.
And without leadership, “crazy right wing myths” like Obama aims to create a master race through population control, he’s created his own version of Hitler Youth, and Obama wants to take our guns away are all able to rise to the top.
Spinelessness When Faced With Hate & Hysteria
As for the Democrats, their role in this starts with Obama and works its way down the totem pole. Democrats have not been influential or outspoken enough.
Throughout Barack Obama’s campaign for the presidency, the party often chose to simply ignore and let the public decide how to react to the hate speech being reported at McCain-Palin campaign rallies. Were they correct in doing so?
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