The Anchorage Tea Party Presents
The Future Of ACES

Thursday, January 12, 2012
3801 Centerpoint Drive, 1st Floor
6:30 to 8:30 PM

Presenters:
Senator Bill Wielechowski (D)
Senator Cathy Giessel (R)
Rebecca Logan,
Ak Industry Support Alliance

Moderator-Glen Biegel
There will be a Q&A
And A Pro or Con ACES Straw Poll
After The Presentations

www.AnchorageTeaParty.org

"Politicians put together things that will pass. Businessmen put together plans that solve the problem,"  (Herman Cain in TN 10/15/11.)  Read Matt Bai article in NYT to see how right Cain is here:

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/10/16/magazine/does-anyone-have-a-grip-on-the-gop.html?pagewanted=all 

I'll call your Black Leftist Liberal and raise you a Black Conservative.  Romney is just another McCain-like moderate elitist candidate who will forgo his businessman problem solving skills to get along, rather than to get it right.  The One has sent us so far Left that the best we can expect of a Mealy Mouthed Moderate is to return us to Left of Center.  A real Conservative might not be able to return a Right of Center Nation farther than the Center again, but we can not afford to continue the business as usual of two steps to the Left and one step back--not after taking three leaps to the Left.  Someone has to at least help us take a leap or two back to the center, and Mr. Cain might just be the one who can, even if he did say he would not only build a border fence, but an electric fence at that (and give real soldiers real bullets to boot).  Which is an excellent expample of a leap to the Right.  Poo the Establishment and their elitist attitudes.     

ric

Democrat's Scapegoat: The Tea Party               

For two years now, “Blame the Tea Party First” has been the Democrats’ favorite mantra. “Firsters” invoke the Tea Party to make sense–for themselves–of the otherwise inexplicable fact of large-scale public opposition to President Obama, and they hold the Tea Party responsible for many of the nation’s deeper problems, from incivility in our discourse to an inability to set aside intransigent partisanship.

Generosity in describing one’s foes is a rarity, especially among conspiracy theorists. But Firsters have carried their animus against the Tea Party to unprecedented heights by failing to credit it with what is today right before everyone’s eyes. Without the Tea Party, there would be no debt limit negotiations going on, just as there would have been no budget reduction deal last December. Without the Tea Party, President Obama would not be posing as the judicious statesman, but would be pushing –as in truth he still is–for more stimulus and further investments in high-speed rail. Whatever pressure now exists to treat the debt problem derives directly or indirectly from the explosion of energy that has been generated by the Tea Party.

In lambasting the Tea Party movement for its stubborness, Firsters have silently acknowledged what for two years they had all but denied. Instead of being in fact a front for racism or opposition to abortion, the “baggers,” as they have been derisively called, are genuinely insistent on cutting spending and containing the growth of government. Everything is less complicated than it seems. Supporters of the Tea Party are who they said they were.

http://www.commentarymagazine.com/2011/07/15/blaming-it-all-on-the-tea-party/

http://www.anchorageteaparty.org

ric

I'M BACK but things are not going to get back up to speed right away.  It will be a slow but steady process. 

Go here for latest post where I added this comment: AB did not mention the Establishment Republicans (you know who you are) who also vilify the TeaParty folks as well as many of their outspoken proponents such as SP and MB. Alaska is the poster child for the Establishment/Old Media/Pigs at the Trough alliance, while the NOPARTY pseudoconservative RINOs inhabit the Northeastern and MidAtlantic states. http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Alaskans-For-Liberty/108041029233926 or here for the original post from Breitbart.TV http://www.breitbart.tv/breitbart-delivers-unforgettable-speech-to-republican-jewish-coalition/ 

ric