Long live the Republican Right
To the editor:
Until Sarah Palin came on the scene the Georgia Senate Seat runoff between Republican Saxby Chamblis and Democrat Jim Martin was to say the least, mundane. Well why not? Neither could muster the 50 percent of the vote to be Georgia’s next senator on the Nov. 4, presidential election.
Meanwhile Sarah Palin was the hit of the show at the Republican Governor’s conference in Miami. After Sarah returned to Alaska briefly to take care of her gubernatorial duties, she then went back south to invigorate the Chamblis campaign. With Sarah Palin attracting the large crowds across Georgia the campaign took a dynamic boost. Momentum for her candidate picked up and the election turned into a route with 57 percent of the votes for Republican Saxby Chamblis.
Reading between the lines, the disparity between Obama’s Georgia and nationwide vote was monolithic with 98 percent of the blacks voting Nov. 4, for Barack Hussein Obama and 78 percent of the Jewish vote for Obama. Yet there was little conversion of that vote from the Nov. 4, election to the Georgia senate run-off vote of Dec. 2, when two white males were involved. I hope the Republican Party has learned a lesson. The pro-life, pro-Second Amendment, more freedom, less government, lower taxes candidate wins elections. This pitiful folly of moving the Republican Party to the so- called center (when the center has been moving to the left every year since I can remember) is promoted only by the out-of-touch socialists, liberals and Zionists in the Republican Party hierarchy.
I am not so much worried about saving the Republican Party from the Neocon, warmongering and money mongering elitists who have hijacked our political party and stolen our blood and treasure for a war of lies.
However, I am worried about saving the country from those political saboteurs. Patriotism means to stand by your country. It does not mean to stand by the President of the United States or any other public officials except to the degree they stand by the country.
Thank you Governor Sarah Palin for standing by your country.
Jon Larsen Shudlick
Cape Coral