Just food for thought.  What do Chris Mathews, Bill Moyers and Tim Russert have in common?  Each is a former propaganda specialist for the democrats.  Moyers worked for that paragon of democracy; LBJ.  Mathews was a communications factotum for the DNC.  Russert passed off lies for truth for Tip O'Neil.

 

Yet each of these night after night question the judgment, integrity, honesty and motives of people who have the courage to be up front with their history and their current beliefs but, who disagree with the dogma of the democrats (by the way I will never capitalize the name of the subversive societal element) nor will I ever be caught calling that gang of political thugs democratic.  They do not want democracy they want power.  They are not Americans they are democrats and the likes of Moyers, Russert and Mathews and a whole horde more are able to posture and preen unchallenged and diviners of the public soul.  While they proclaim that America is a soulless country.  Make no mistake I understand that it will be said that they just have a different kind of faith.  It is faith in government control of individual initiative; faith in the inexhaustible ability of a failed government policy to succeed if only more taxpayers money is taken by force of law; faith that enlightened progressive mind will always be a better arbiter of what is best for people than the free will of those same people.  In short, given the history of failure of their program it is obvious that their faith is in faithlessness.  Given these facts it would be the height of foolishness to be a follower of such a philosophy and this is why the priests of this cult of do not reveal their political pasts.  To do so would reveal to all that they are guilty of the very political sins they accuse more conservative elements of committing.  Would that when they speak that the democrats they have worked for would flash under their names for they sheppard the debate as though they were untainted lambs when they are ravenous wolves.

tlb