The repugican answer to the President's executive actions to
help all Americans is suing him for doing what they refuse to do; work
for the general welfare of the American people …
The concept of being joined together for a common
purpose, or by common feelings, is considered being united and one
imagines that is precisely why the Founding Fathers named this country
the “United” States of America. There has always been disparate ideas
among the people about how the nation should be governed, but there has
also been a common feeling and belief that governing should be for the
benefit of the entire country. That feeling of unity of purpose came to a
screeching halt in January 2009 when repugicans committed to working
solely for the benefit of the wealthy elite, and in the process used
racial animus against the new President to openly work against the
people.
Throughout his five-and-a-half year tenure in
office, President Obama has not wavered in executing his job as
President to work for all Americans and, along the way, attempt to unite
the people behind a common goal of advancing the interests of the
entire population. Of course, as unwavering as the President has been in
working for all Americans, repugicans have been just as steadfast in
working solely for the richest one-percent and whipping racist religious wingnuts into frenzy against the great majority of Americans as
surrogates for the African American President.
The repugican answer to the President’s executive
actions to help all Americans is suing him for doing what they refuse to
do; work for the general welfare of the people. It does not matter that
the President, in many cases, issued the same exact executive orders as
his white predecessor, or that his orders are well within his
constitutional authority; repugicans are livid President Obama is doing
what they should be doing as prescribed by the Constitution; working
for the people.
On Sunday, Virginia repugican Bob
Goodlatte told Faux News’ host Chris Wallace that House repugicans’ plan
to sue President Obama is, “not about our wanting to stop him from
doing his job. It’s our wanting to do the job that the Constitution
prescribes.” The repugicans have had five-and-a-half years to do the job
the Constitution prescribes and instead either obstructed legislation
that helps the people, passed legislation taking from the people, passed
legislation giving billions to the rich, or manufactured scandals at
the taxpayers’ expense. Speaker John Boehner even boasted that repugicans’ job is not making laws, but abolishing laws and programs
that benefit the people.
The repugicans believe America is the wealthy elite and
their job is waging war against 99% of the population they obviously
regard as their wealthy elite family’s enemies. In fact, repugicans
have done everything in their power to divide the country into real
Americans (the rich and corporations) and 99% of the population
including their ignoramus racist and religious supporters.
On Saturday during his radio address, President
Obama eluded to why he has to take executive action for the people in
the face of repugican devotion to the richest Americans. He said, “The
point is, we could do so much more as a country – as a strong,
tight-knit family – if repugicans in Congress were less interested in
stacking the deck for those at the top, and more interested in growing
the economy for everybody.” It is a decidedly American, and noble
sentiment, and at one time “America as a strong tight-knit family” may
have been the case. But as the President fully understands, repugicans
are incapable of comprehending this nation as a “strong, tight-knit
family” because they serve what they consider is real America; the rich.
In repugicans’ minds, the wealthy elite are America
and the rest of the people are interlopers. In fact, repugicans and
the wingnut Supreme Court have set up conditions to allow
aggressive predation by the wealthy elite against 99% of the population,
and until the people comprehend that simple premise repugicans will
continue their “them against us” crusade with staunch support from their
ignorant base repugicans do not consider part of “us.”
It is beyond refute that the repugican cabal’s base is
inherently ignorant, and racist, or they would not give unwavering
support to repugicans that are now openly “stacking the deck for those
at the top” as if they are the only Americans. The repugicans have been
successful working solely for the rich by pandering to their base’s
ignorance with three simple words; god, guns, and white. For their
hate-driven supporters, those three words are a call to arms both
figuratively and literally. It informs the entire “them against us”
mindset and allows repugicans to openly fight for the rich (us) and
oppose growing the economy or doing anything for the outliers (them) as
evidenced by their crusade to eliminate any provisions intended to aid
“everybody.”
What is mind-boggling is the large segment of the
population that believes they are part of what repugicans consider real
America (the wealthy) and continue supporting them when repugicans
regard them as less than ugly step-children and not part of what
President Obama labeled “a strong, tight-knit family.” the repugicans’
tight-knit family is Wall Street, the oil industry, corporations, and
the wealthy elite and because the President has to resort to executive
action to help the repugican cabal’s sworn enemies (the 99%), they want to sue him
for doing the job he was elected to do because they will not do theirs.
It is true the repugican cabal hates the President. and yes they
want to destroy his presidency, and yes, they hate his executive
actions because they refuse to govern. Each of those items contribute to
their refusal to work for the people. But a primary reason they refuse
to govern is because if they are not allowed to take everything from the
people and give the wealth of the nation to the rich, then they will
not do anything. It has driven their agenda from January 2009 through
today and they have absolutely no intention of changing. The President
finally realized if he did not take executive actions to help the
people, no-one would.
This country is as far afield from being a strong
tight-knit family as it was and it is all down to repugicans. It is true they incite their supporters’ racial and
religious animus toward the President and other Americans for political
expediency, but it has always been for the express purpose of serving
the interests of the rich.
There is little doubt the House repugican plans to
sue the President is a political stunt to fire up their ignorant base,
and to distract attention away from their do-nothing record. But the
fact they are furious the President is working for all the people and
not solely the wealthy elite cannot be understated. In the repugican
mindset, the President working for all the American people he regards as
a strong, tight-knit family is tantamount to attacking repugicans’
family that does not include the god, guns, and white crowd. It is the
wealthy elite, corporations, and Wall Street, or in repugican parlance,
the only real America.
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