Paraphrasing Bannon.....

Scataphagos said:
That's a BS, Leftist political banner... "everyone ends up equal, or we're not successful". (In reality what that means is, "everybody equal but poor... except for those/us... the ruling elite.")

"Everyone equal" is the goal of Socialism/Progressivsm... that's TOTAL, ANTI-AMERICAN PRINCIPLES, BS!

The "American way"... as envisioned by our genius founders.... "Everyone has the OPPORTUNITY to achieve...if they are able... and if they are willing to try... without the government on their back".
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Yup. Under the soviet system there was full equality, full employment, and equal pay for the worker bees. ie. everyone got their potato at the end of the week.
 
Spike Trader said:
“It’s an open revolt and it should be. These people hold you in total contempt," Bannon said at the campaign kickoff event. "When they attack a Donald Trump and Dr. Kelli Ward, it's not Donald Trump and Kelli Ward they're trying to shut up, it's you they're trying to shut up," he said.
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Hard to disagree with him. McCain can barely disguise the disgust he has for the people who vote him into office.
 
jem said:
"Inclusion," stated here in different ways three times, is the third catchword in the liberal lexicon, along with diversity and tolerance. It tumbles easily out of the mouths of activists, politicians, celebrities, and academics. Why Paul Ryan?


Because the GOP adopted it five years ago. In its post-mortem on the 2012 election, a 100-page report entitled "The Growth & Opportunity Project", the party examined why it failed to win the White House that year and what it must do in the future to beat the Democrats. Much of it, though, could have come right out of a Democratic Party diversity plan.
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The reason this makes people angry is the decent responsible people who make society work, who pay taxes, don't commit crimes, aren't on welfare, aren't here illegally, only expect their kids to get a decent education at the schools they are paying for, the people who respect our country's traditions and culture, who go to church and expect religious tolerance, they are the ones who are expected to accommodate a horde of dysfunctional nut cases.

Paul Ryan, who represents an all white district, lectures us about "inclusion" and is quick to pass resolutions condemning patriotic citizens who are concerned about issues such as massive illegal immigration and our history being torn down. How much more proof do we need that they despise us and have no interest in our concerns?

These people are beyond hope. They lie to us and then can't understand why we are angry. After all, they have to answer to big corporate donors who value diversity (except in the C suite). We have to replace them before they succeed in their goal of replacing us.
 
AAAintheBeltway said:
the decent responsible people who make society work, who pay taxes, don't commit crimes, aren't on welfare, aren't here illegally, only expect their kids to get a decent education at the schools they are paying for, the people who respect our country's traditions and culture, who go to church and expect religious tolerance
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Include folks who don't go to church and you'd double the amount of those decent responsible people.:p
 
stu said:
Include folks who don't go to church and you'd double the amount of those decent responsible people.:p
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I didn't intend to exclude them. I'm just saying people are sick and tired of being told THEY have to accommodate a bunch of people who live off their taxes or who are allowed to immigrate here.

The fact that Paul Ryan is still talking this nonsense is evidence that the republican establishment is still deep in denial about the Trump effect.

They think it is a temporary fever that will go away eventually and they can get back to logrolling for corporate donors and apologizing for their racist voters. More likely Trump is followed by someone pushing his policies but in a coherent manner and absent all the craziness. Kris Kobach maybe.
 
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