Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Don't be fooled by "Patriot Majority"

     Well, up to the same tricks. Now they've emailed the tea parties accusing them of, gasp, organizing and, gasp, having favorites. Read the entire letter here and then read the background of the "Patriot Majority" leader who is, ta dah! a Democrat operative! Here's the letter we received, in its full load of blankin' you know what (think Carl Levin). Oh, btw, his original website name was "The tea party is over." Sound familiar? Now his goal is to convince us? I don't think so. Read his background here. More here
    My question: Who are YOU, Mr. Varoga, to tell us anything?
Dear Tea Party Leaders:
Your refusal to support a financial reform bill with teeth that stops reckless fraud and abuse proves beyond a doubt that the Tea Party is bought and paid for by the national Republican Party and is nothing more than a 2012 campaign vehicle for Sarah Palin.
Last night, Republicans voted unanimously to block an effort by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid to overhaul financial regulations from reaching the Senate floor. You have failed to condemn this obstructionism by the national Republicans.
Your silence on the issue of financial reform is a betrayal of those Americans who want to fix our economy, create jobs and put the American people’s interests ahead of the big banks. Now more than ever, the United States and the American people support holding Wall Street to higher standards of fairness, transparency and accountability, so that taxpayers will never again be asked to bail out a big bank.
To those of you who are sincere about the need to make our country stronger and better, we urge you to declare your independence from your Republican controllers and do what’s right for America – join Patriot Majority and the vast majority of Americans in supporting real financial reform.
Thank you.
Craig Varoga 
Patriot Majority

5 comments:

  1. he is a patriot...unlike you teabaggers.

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  2. -Anyone- opposed to the tea party is a true patriot.

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  3. I fail to see what is so bad about that letter.

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  4. Why aren't we protesting to make the banks pay for the financial crises? I think we really need to chime in on this issue.

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