My generation grew up with very strong memories of Reagan and his leadership style. It influenced us heavily in our search for leaders. I am more than happy to see the 30- and 40-somethings start to take over in Congress and the Senate and change how work is done.

When we say we are doing to reduce government and government spending, we mean it. When we talk about fixing Social Security, we mean it. When we talk about chucking the tax code and starting over, we mean it.

We’re tired of the political class (as Carly Fiorina calls them) telling us they are working for America, when they NEVER do anything or make any significant improvements. I want someone in charge who DOES what he says he’s going to do, who speaks the truth, and who does not back down to the press, the left, or even fellow Republicans who don’t have America’s best interests at heart.

For example in 2013 McConnell knew he couldn’t win the effort to block Obamacare funding. He didn’t want to fund Obamacare, but more importantly, he didn’t want the GOP to reinforce branding as the cruel party of government shutdown. Cruz was a fool to do the shutdown stunt, but it served his personal ambitions at the expense of the appeal of conservatism to the general electorate.

McConnell’s pragmatism needs to be comprehended and not derided in knee jerk declarations of “RINO.”

You’ll have to undertake what some call 4th generational warfare, what others call insurgency. There’s no centralized bureaucracy or Republican leadership to tell you what to do, because if there were, the Democrats would take it over.

So people, if they were real Americans, would figure out what to do, especially given the superior command and control the internet gives them over their forefathers and FF ancestors.

So people know who was responsible for the hit, from the IRS. They know who is responsible. They know those people must be dealt with. But all they talk about are elections. But elections don’t decrease the military power of the Left.

People know the MSM is responsible for much of the casualties suffered by our side, right? So why do people leave them alone? Because of elections?

If people want to fight a war, the first thing they must do is treat this as a war, with the appropriate tactics and strategy in mind. That’s the fundamental problem at hand, which is why people constantly cry out for a Republican Supreme Leader to tell them what to do.

I mentioned some of the things people have done a few days ago, but that was in older threads.

http://neoneocon.com/2015/07/24/taking-impeachment-off-the-table/#comment-910152

What that is, is not even discussed.

It’s not a good idea to discuss specifics on unsecured communications. The Tea Party did that and the IRS were sent to destroy them.

Still, with that being said, there are still a lot of things that slip through the word filters of the Regime, that they allow people on the internet to foment.

Project Veritas by O Keefe
VoxDay’s never ending fight with SFWA
Baen and other authors rebelling against Hugo vote fixes, via Sad and Rabid puppies.
Planned Parenthood hacks, cracks, and discoveries.
GamerGate and allied efforts to suspend or force the resignation of SJWs in Reddit
Bundy Rance resistance

Above are mostly victories, below are either stalls or defeats.

Tea Party vs Feds.
Wisconsin suppression of Walker supporters
Waco 2
Baltimore and Ferguson riots.
Zimmerman
Eich

A bunch of other things I have forgotten probably +

The victories are much shorter than the defeats, though.

The high yield bond market is emitting a thunderous sell signal.

0care is contracting the money supply — as described at some length before in prior threads.

The top authorities are already aware that the money supply growth is rolling over.

BUT, they can’t put their finger on it. !!!!!!!!!

A collapsing money supply and crippled housing sector MUST derail the status quo.

Yet this is still not even muted by the market pundits.

I’m the only two-eyed man in the era of the blind-sided.

Hence, he can turn on a dime, and his body often is simply following his feet… he can’t lead with the head or the heart.

I don’t expect it to come to fruition, but it’s a start.