Louisiana Republican Gov. Bobby Jindal challenged Republicans saying they don't need to change their
principles, "but we might need to change just about everything else we
do." His speech was in response to Obama's inauguration ceremony, where he delivers one of the most ambitious defenses of liberalism from an American president in modern history. (AP/Yahoo)
Full text here. Video here.
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His venue is the winter meeting of the Republican National Committee, where the top party activists from every American state and territory have gathered to chart the GOP's next move. ...Throughout his 25-minute speech, Jindal rebutted Obama's defense earlier this week for a robust and active federal government and offered a counter-philosophy focused on growing private businesses beyond Washington without relying on the engine of the federal government.
"We must lay out the contrast between liberalism’s top-down government solutions and our bottom-up real world philosophy. We believe in creating abundance, not redistributing scarcity," he said. "We should let the other side try to sell Washington’s ability to help the economy, while we promote the entrepreneur, the risk-taker, the self-employed woman who is one sale away from hiring her first employee. Let the Democrats sell the stale power of more federal programs, while we promote the rejuvenating power of new businesses." [snip]
"Higher taxes still do not create prosperity for all. And more government still does not grow jobs," Jindal said. "If you believe in higher taxes, more debt, more government spending, weakness abroad, and taking guns from law-abiding citizens—you already have a party that is well represented in Washington. No, the Republican Party does not need to change our principles, but we might need to change just about everything else we do." (continue reading at Yahoo)
Bravo Bobby Jindal!
That's the ticket; we need robust, hard-hitting high-impact verbal assaults from tough, young speakers with the guts to put those chicago slugs back in their cages of progressive gibberish and deceit.
Guys like Governor Jindal and Senator Marco Rubio of Florida to create a business-friendly environment, and energy independence from OPEC, that will eliminate our need for their blood-soaked Oil.
We can break the chains of
past energy production from the middle east, without fighting their studid no-win wars...
with our fine troopers!
Let's stay the hell out of Syria; let the Sunni and Shia kill each other. It's what they have always done when there is zero christian & jews in the neighborhood. Read their ugly cult history of death!
We North Americans (the U.S., Canada and Mexico have abundant resources of Petroleum and Natural Gas right here, right now, to become energy exporters. We
have the new proven technologies that the Obama Administration is stifling with oppressive and phony "environmental" regulations like that absurd one-year delay of the Keystone XL Pipeline from Alberta to the 'lower 48' U.S. oil refineries!
see Headlines January 23, 2013
http://democracynow.org/2013/1/23/head;lines
We do not ever need Saudi Arabian Oil Again... Do the Research! - reb
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