Liberal Betrayal of America and the Tea Party Firestorm

On January 20, 2009 a national administration like no other took office in Washington, D.C. with the messianic revelation that, We are the ones we have been waiting for. During his campaign based on Hope, Change, and Yes, We can the candidate s Teleprompters had whispered occasionally of transformative change, but offered none of the devilish details. Once in office the President obliged. He advises us that America is no longer an exceptional nation. It is no longer a Christian nation. And he governs as though America is no longer a constitutional or free market nation. Massive interference in the private economy, mountains of unsustainable debt, and dense new layers of bureaucratic coercion become routine. Healthcare alone creates over 200 new government agencies to harass and control the American people. But the power of the Tea Party did not spring up over night. The ground for their anger and fear was prepared when the liberal 1960s campus rioters declared a culture war against America. Over the decades the culture war became a full-fledged Civil War to capture or destroy such institutions of American Liberty as free speech, education, the media, and the Democratic Party. The Civil War liberals have merged seamlessly with the liberals of the new administration to effect a coup d etat; a revolutionary regime in America. Call it sociofascism. But in a jackboot race to consolidate their power the new commanders stepped on a sleeping giant, and aroused a firestorm they had not anticipated. Americans across the land, many never before involved in politics, felt anger at their betrayal, and fear around the kitchen table. Tea Parties formed spontaneously, and proved to be a remarkably representative cross-section of America. These patriots sparked a deeply dedicated counter-attack against those who seek to bring down a great nation, and to destroy the American Dream. Liberal Betrayal of America and the Tea Party Firestorm examines why liberals hate America, the enormous power of the Tea Party movement, and the many ways individual citizens can act to revive the spirit and confidence of a great nation under siege.