Chairwoman Wasserman-Schultz continues to attack the Republican Party and the tea party and frankly use her influence to destroy our constitution and country. On the first day of the session of the 112^th Congress in January, she adamantly refused to participate in being on the floor of the House of Representatives and read a part of our constitution. In response she said, “It is a stranglehold on the tea party”. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FPTaGIZwW0c&feature=player_embedded Yet, this is the document that our elected officials swear an oath to.

Furthermore, in a private meeting on May 23 with Matt Brooks the chairman of the Republican Jewish Coalition and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, she called for “partisan unity on matters of Israel policy” http://www.politico.com/blogs/bensmith/0511/Jewish_GOP_official_blasts_DWS.html?showall. Mr. Brooks responded by saying, “It’s unprecedented and inappropriate that the chairwoman of the DNC would take advantage of a meeting with a visiting head of state and ask him to put a gag order on Republicans,”. Israel does need to be in a debate when it comes to campaign issues. We have been involved in a war on terror since September 11, 2001. With the Muslim Brotherhood trying to take over Egypt, and with whats going on in Libya, we need to keep Israel up as a campaign issue.


President Obama sat idyll by when french President Nicholas Sarkozy refered to Israeli prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as a “liar” , during the G20 Summit in France on November 3. He responded to the French President, “You're fed up with him? I have to deal with him every day."  http://theweek.com/article/index/221244/calling-netanyahu-a-liar-how-damaging-was-sarkozys-gaffe

Chairwoman Wasserman-Schultz continues to deny that there is any rift between President Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. http://yrnetwork.com/media/news.aspx?uid=3903

Another issue is the mandate on The Patient Protection and Affordable Healthcare Act (Obamacare).  There is a lawsuit going through the courts with several states indicating that the federal government has overstepped their bounds by requiring that every American must have health insurance or face penalties. On Tuesday November 8, Ohio voters overwhelmingly rejected the mandate as it was a question on the ballot. http://www.thenewamerican.com/usnews/health-care/9722-ohio-votes-to-nullify-obamacare In response, Chairwoman Wasserman Schultz said on MSNBC, that a DC District Court Conservative Judge said the law was constitutional, and it would ultimately be decided in the US Supreme Court. While this may be true she was basically saying screw the people let the courts overturn what they say. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=drErFBH-a64

With all this being the case I really find it totally unbelievable that she remains so popular with the constituents in her South Florida Congressional District. Recently, at a town hall meeting with them she mentioned a Hebrew phrase “Tikkun Olam” repairing the world and that she is committed to doing it and that it is truly wonderful how she and President Obama have been given the opportunity to improve our situation over the last three years. She said that Republicans on the other hand have been “essentially crossing their arms, sitting back, and hoping for the economy to remain stagnant.”  http://shark-tank.net/2011/11/03/21312/ I am totally at a loss for words at how many of her constituents remain loyal to her. They are truly brainwashed. As a Jew and as an American I am downright offended by her actions.

Defeating Debbie Wasserman-Schultz

I have spoken to many people about various congressional House seats Republicans need to pick up in 2012. One of the most important is the South Florida Congressional seat currently held by DNC Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz. There are four individuals running for the Republican nomination to take her on.

1. 2010 nominee Karen Harrington - http://www.karenforcongress.com/
2. Joe Goldner - http://www.joegoldnerforcongress2012.com/
3. Joe Kaufman - http://www.kaufmanforcongress.com/
4. Osvaldo (Ozzie) Defaria - http://ozzieforcongress.com/home/

CNN:  Wasserman Schultz reminds America that "words matter" when her friends are in the cross hairs.

So much for the moratorium on heated rhetoric.

Yesterday, Teamsters President James Hoffa declared all out war on Republicans on behalf of the President.  On the campaign trail in Michigan, Hoffa repeatedly used war lingo urging labor forces to defeat, target, get and "take these son of a bitches out."


Yes, he meant open season on Republicans.  You know, like bang-bang?  Hoffa seemed to take his lead from the President himself, who said, "They bring a knife, we bring a gun."

As a nice guy, I won't attack the eloquent Leftist spokesman for failing to correctly say "sons of bitches."  Nor shall I cry foul on the grounds of equal opportunity by noting that he did not call for killings of "daughters of bitches."  After all, the Angry Left would rapidly note, had a conservative made the statement, that it was typical right wing chauvinism to neglect the women folk.  Affirmative action should put daughters and minority offspring of bitches at the very front of the line, according to far left policy.  But that couldn't be further from the point.

Reassuring news came as "equal opportunity" news outlets quickly condemned Hoffa's extremist remarks.  (Hint: no they didn't.)

Of course, Americans are completely desensitized to such vitriolic war chants coming from the far left (better known as the President's base).  This type of slash and burn rhetoric is nothing new from the cuddly characters you were already warned about in the aftermath of the Gabby Giffords shooting.

For now, let us take deep breaths and count to ten.  Surely, Debbie Wasserman Schultz (the thought police) will swoop in at any moment and declare outrage at such heated, suggestive and dangerous political rhetoric.  The President must be preparing even as I type to deliver a grand speech on the importance of remaining above the fray in such fractious times for fear of inciting the worst elements of our humanity against our dedicated public servants.

You do remember, after all, that words matter.  Or is that only when Republicans speak up?

Karen Harrington addresses crowd, primary victory, August 2010

by Nick Stone of Drawnlines Politics:

The bad news keeps piling up for DNC Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz.  Notorious for resulting to Blame Bush strategy over economic malaise, DWS was asked by CNN's Ed Henry when President Obama and Democrats will take responsibility for continued pain.  "At what point do you take ownership?"  DWS answered that Democrats do own the current economy and immediately took credit for economic conditions.

DWS: Democrats Own The Economy

Debbie has recently taken heat for hyper-partisan rhetoric without regard to reality.  On Meet the Press, David Gregory pressed DWS after she claimed that President Obama was able to "turn the economy around."  Gregory quickly interjected, "Whoa, whoa.  Let me just stop you there. Clearly, the economy has not been turned around.  You just saw those numbers.  Americans don't believe that's the case." DWS repeated her claims after - you guessed it - blaming George Bush.

DWS: Obama Turned Around the Economy

I challenged Debbie Wasserman Schultz to lead by example when she famously proclaimed that words matter.  The DNC chair urged both parties to beware of demonizing each other in the wake of the Gabby Giffords shooting.  Yet, she has only dialed up her own heated comments since taking the new partisan post.  She recently claimed that the Republican Party has waged a "war on women" and wants to take voting rights "literally back to Jim Crow."  She tried to scare the hell out of old people by claiming that Rep. Paul Ryan's budget would result in patients being dropped.  Politifact rated her comments false.

Will DWS learn from recent missteps and decide that her own words matter?  We continue to hope.

Human Events: 10 Outrageous Quotes from Debbie Wasserman Schultz

This morning, the LA Times reports that the economy added only 54,000 jobs in May. This number is far short of the 190,000 new jobs predicted on average by economists. To make matters worse, unemployment ticked up to to 9.1 percent rather than ticking down slightly as predicted. On the heels of several poor economic indicators and a slumping stock market, Americans are hard pressed to wonder what planet DWS calls home.

by Nick Stone of Drawnlines Politics.

As news came this weekend of the tragic shooting of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords D-AZ, friends and colleagues rightly offered condolences and praise for the popular politico.  Particularly close friend and ally Debbie Wasserman-Schultz D-FL issued a statement from her home district about the terrible event, where several bystanders were also killed or maimed.  The representative urged Congress to tone down political rhetoric in the wake of the tragedy and notably expounded that "words matter."

But do words matter to Debbie Wasserman-Schultz?

That proclamation is particularly amusing from Wasserman-Schultz who is known for her own highly partisan rhetoric.  While famous for being dangerously out of touch, Wasserman-Schultz has proven a penchant for keeping a straight face while telling bald faced lies.  She declared that the American people were feeling good about the state of our economy while the unemployment rate soared.  She also claimed on national television that the Obama economic plan would create more jobs in one year than President Bush had in 8.  Of course, that did not pan out to be true.


So do words matter to Wasserman-Schultz, or any other liberal activist for that matter?  Her party could hardly have more blood on their hands on matters of provocation of violence for political gain.  Last year when psychopath James Jay Lee held hostages at the Discovery Channel, the Left immediately blamed Tea Party rhetoric and so-called Right Wing Extremists for his actions.

Just one problem.  It turned out that Lee was an enviro-terrorist Left Wing nutjob, one of their own.  OOPS!

Whether it's liberal activist Jim Jones psyching people into drinking kool-aid on his compound or Barack Obama's friends Bernadette Dorn and William Ayers wishing they had "done more" to wreak havoc on America, Left Wing extremism has run amok in our society for generations.  We might fondly remember the cuddly characters that rioted in the streets of Chicago in 1968, the San Francisco Democrat that shot Harvey Milk, or even the psycho mass murderer (and close friend to Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter) John Wayne Gacy. Indeed liberals and violence go together like milk and cookies.  Saul Alinski would be proud.

Update!!!  On RealClearPolitics, Pat Buchanan reminds us that Lee Harvey Oswald - the man who shot Democratic President JFK - was also a Castro-supportive, communist Russian spy.  He continues:

Undeniably, political rhetoric is hotter than it has been since the 1960s and ought to be dialed down. But Barack Obama, talking tough in 2008 about how he would deal with Republican attacks, himself said, "If they bring a knife to the fight, we bring a gun. ... Folks in Philly like a good brawl."

In 2010, Obama called on Hispanics to join him and "punish our enemies." Harry Reid in 2009 called Tea Party critics "evil-mongers" who disrupt town-hall meetings with "lies, innuendo and rumors."

Perhaps Wasserman-Schultz will turn over a new leaf and urge her own party to refrain from soaring, lofty, violent rhetoric.  If so, she deserves our praise.  But if she utters the words "Teabagger" or "Right Wing Extremist" to tie one psychopath to a peaceful and purely American movement for her own hyper-partisan opportunism, then she has a place secure in the darkest pits of Hell.

Here's some samples of liberal hatred inciting violence.  Here's more partisan video of what liberals have said so far (below):

Wasserman-Schultz: Republicans Are Bobbleheads


Wasserman-Schultz on Sarah Palin: "More of the Same" "Doesn't Know Much" "Unfit" "Cliff Notes"

Wasserman-Schultz: Bomb Thrower?

And of course let's not forget inspirational, non-partisan rhetoric from other leading liberals!

Pelosi: A Big Fan of Disruptors (except her own)

Obama Mocks Fox News, "Teabaggers"

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Judging from the event, this election promises to be a real race.  Republicans are lucky to have three strong candidates competing for the nomination to defeat Democrat Debbie Wasserman Schultz.  They have all noticeably matured into confident campaigners through their experiences on the trail, and all three have their fingers on the pulse of the district.  They clearly have fire in their bellies and conservative, American values in their hearts.  Anyone who knows the candidates would be honored to consider them friends.

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