Farah's got this shit right!

What is the biggest governmental problem we’ve got? We do, in theory, have checks and balances still. When the entire government belongs to one party, not so much, but when you have at least some division of powers YES. This only works if you have that “party division”, and I’m not speaking of division within the party.

The current “Speaker of the House” is one of them, not one of us. Boehner must go. Supposedly, the reason he was appointed to that position was that he was a strong conservative who would use his position to rein in the profligate spending of the left.

Though Boehner has been portrayed in the media as some kind of hardliner who is intransigent and unwilling to compromise, the truth is that he is the opposite. He is an appeaser. He is an enabler. He is an accommodationist.

Boehner began waving the white flag of surrender to Obama soon after Republicans made him speaker in 2011. Since all spending bills need to originate in the House and because the Republican majority in the House has had absolute power to freeze spending, Boehner was dealt a powerful hand to keep Obama in check. Instead, he folded. Not only did he fold repeatedly, he even signaled before negotiations about spending ever began that he intended to fold.

This is working really well, isn’t it? Okay, we know this already. We’ve been speaking of it for months! Thing is, what we need is a true conservative to replace him. Supposedly a bunch of the “new Republicans” are really pissed with BonerBoehner, and want to replace him in this position. As for me, and how in the fuck it happened is beyond me because the Eastern half of NM is the Conservative half, I can do nothing in the writing to my congresscritter line because we have a Dem for this area’s Representative.

If you out there don’t have that problem, write your Rep. Call them. Email them. Tweet them. All of the above, and repeatedly.

Does anybody remember why we had that first Revolution way back when?