What happened last week was one of those moments in life where it dawns on you that, wait a minute, something is afoot here. Wait a minute, something is going on that shouldn’t be going on, hasn’t been going on, isn’t supposed to go on. The establishment nut jobs(repubs and dems alike), those that have had a stranglehold – let’s just go back to the start here for a second, quickly. It was six weeks ago or so when Angelo M. Codevilla released that brilliant essay in the American Spectator magazine about the ruling class, America’s ruling class and how they can be defeated. And a lot of us took to it. A lot of us read it. I can tell you personally that certain scholars read it and applauded it, without getting into any names. I know they read it because they have been writing and blogging about it. And what Mr. Codevilla had done is he had divided the us`s and the thems for the first time in a long time. And he divided the us`s and thems into two groups: the ruling class, which is the Mike Castles, which is the Karl Roves, which is the DeceptiCon and Libtardia establishment; and the rest of us, which he called the “country class.” Well, last week the country class struck back. Last week the country class struck a blow.
You know, here’s what’s happening out there people? Here’s what’s happening. Now, this is the most amazing thing, and this is what ought to have you members of Libtardia scared to death. You’d better start making your plans to travel to Canada. You liberty-hating, big government-embracing fools better make your plans to go live somewhere else because you’re not welcome here anymore, brother and sister. Your days of spending my money are coming to a close. Your days of spending AG’s money are coming to a close. Your days of ordering us about and telling us what we’re going to eat, Michelle Obama, are coming to a close. You’re finished. You’re through.
Here’s what’s happening. Inside the hated by the establishment media, academia, and in most parts, let’s just be honest here, libertarian movement, liberty movement, the Republican Party, it’s not very well liked. It’s looked down upon with scorn. They’re the party of big government, just like the Democrats. They’re the party of war. They’re the party of tax breaks, but only for those – or tax cuts, but only for those qualified and what have you. They grew government at a faster clip than the Democrats before them. They’re not very well liked. But there is an apparatus in place. There is a national apparatus in place that is almost impossible to duplicate. And what you’re seeing happening here is that the actual conservatives, most of you people, and those that call themselves conservatives, limited government types, that you are instructing your party bosses that they’re fired. You’re telling the Karl Roves, you’re telling the Mitch McConnells, you’re telling the Bob Bennetts, you’re telling the Bob Dole types, you’re telling the George W. Bushes, you’re fired. We’re not going to do it your way anymore. We will take you over and beat you from within.
I don’t think that the establishment types have quite gotten a grasp on what’s afoot here, they have gone a government program too far, they have gone a tax increase too far. They have grown Leviathan to the point where it’s so in the faces of people that people must make a choice. And you can’t choose just to be a little bit against government. You can’t choose just to be a little opposed to Big Brother. It’s all or nothing.
And many of you out there are warming to this idea, because I read your emails, I hear your phone calls, I watch your blog posts and what have you. And I’ve seen, just as I’ve seen myself grow more and more alienated, even from the idea of government intervention and the idea of government running this and the idea of politicians doling out favors and controlling what are supposed to be free markets, which are a laughing stock. They’re not even close to being free markets. It is an insult to that entity known as a free market to even call what we have in the United States a free market. Yet we have people, “Oh, we’ve got to go back to the free market.” We haven’t had a free market since the 1850s.
What you’re seeing here is the most momentous pushback in the history of this republic. Now, you can say that the American Revolution was a pushback, and it was, but we weren’t a republic then. We were members, we were colonial members of the empire of Great Britain. And there hasn’t been a groundswell of this type – well, you might be able to say – let me give you a marker here in history. You may, may, may be able to say that maybe, maybe at the turn of the last century, during the women’s suffrage movement, during the movement towards Prohibition, the imposition of the income tax and all that, that there was a movement. But that was not a groundswell and a people’s movement. That was an elitocrat movement. That was led by elitocrats. And they put themselves into positions of power, and we’re still paying for it today. What you’re seeing now is the beginning of the end of that era. That’s what I think.
If you don`t believe me then look at what happened the other night on hannity....the Karl Rove hissy-fit. Do you think that Hannity was taken aback? It looked to me like Sean was in shock. Rove was absolutly losing his frickin` mind....I’m just telling it from one man’s observation point of view, Hannity was in absolute shock at what was coming out of Karl Rove’s mouth.
And what you heard from rove, folks, was the empire striking back.
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