Debra Medina – A Tea Party Cautionary Tale for Neo-Cons
One day an old woman was walking in the woods and found an injured snake one day during her walk in the woods. The snake charmed the old woman into taking him home with her and subsequently she nursed him back to health.
One day the snake bit the woman with a deadly bite. The old woman who lay dying, recounted her kindnesses to the snake and voiced disbelief that he had conned her. The snake looked at her and said, “You knew I was a snake when you took me in.”
For you Neo-Cons at redstate.com and others of you whose philosophies smack of any of the isms or any variation there of, consider this: Do you really think that tea partiers are going to take YOUR advise no matter how demurely your advise is given or how much you profess to CARE?
WE got to this point in this movement without you and we’ll continue without you. And those in the movement such as Sarah Palin, who pronounce that we are not patriotic if we don’t join the Republican Party, have badly misjudged this movement.
By the way, you might just want to recite one more “Cautionary Tale” for the benefit of your peers – Tell your NEO Con friends in the Republican Party to quit trying to hijack OUR movement. We’re on to them.
Your ignorance about the movement and who we are (because you aren’t a part of it and couldn’t understand it) is embarrassingly apparent in this post I reference.
So Save yourself the time to post this trash about OUR movement. The only ones who are going to listen to your platitudes are the other snakes.
I reference this article:
Debra Medina — A Tea Party Cautionary Tale – streiff’s blog – RedState
redstate.com — Posted by streiff (Profile)
