Deankey and One Party Rule

October 28th, 2008 | by Sqotty |

Howard Dean Moonbats one out to Left Field with a comment that sounds a lot like One Party Rule is a good thing…just like it is in Communist China, Cuba, North Korea, and a few other countries I can think of.

From Rollcall.com:

Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean said Monday that he’s looking forward to one party controlling all aspects of government, despite GOP charges that it would be a disastrous Nov. 4 outcome.

“Republicans had a chance to rule. They failed miserably. I think it’s time to give the other party a chance,” Dean said on MSNBC.

Over the past eight years it is correct to say that the Democrats succeeded quite well at obstructing Republican policy and initiatives, as well as court appointments. They blocked things like reforming Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which has resulted in the biggest housing market meltdown in history, and greatly impacted every other segment of the economy. That’s the kind of success they want to bring more of to the U.S.

But hey, Howard Dean is okay with single party rule. Just like the Soviet Union was okay with it for some 75 years. No problem here. Move along.

Republican successes, though few in number, have been good for America. The failures were brought on by obstructionist Democrats, the same people who claim they can end the era of partisan politics. Of course their preferred method for accomplishing that is to end the two party system. Failing that, well, they’ll just obstruct Republican policy and ignore the Constitution.

But wait, the Deankey has more to say:

“You cannot trust Republicans with your money. They will borrow and spend, borrow and spend, borrow and spend.”

Okay, I don’t like the borrow and spend methodology either, but any body who believes that things will change with the Democrats in charge are fooling themselves. The Democrat mantra is “tax and spend,” which is just as bad, if not worse, than “borrow and spend.” Actually I think it is worse as history has shown the more you raise tax rates, the less tax revenues you are able to generate, and the more you stifle the economy.

Sure, it is tough to trust Republicans with OUR money, but it is even harder to trust Democrats with it.

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