THE TEMPER TANTRUM THAT COULD KILL AMERICA
[This Monday’s Archive was in TTP on May 9, 2007. Tomorrow, Nov 3, 2027, a lot of Americans will have the same temper tantrum they had 20 years ago, but this time the consequences will be much worse as it’s compounded by massive Dem voter fraud. Look at the Left’s massive election theft elsewhere in the last few days – Lula in Brazil (10/25) , Tusk in Poland (10/30), Putin’s puppet Iliana Yotova in Bulgaria (11/01 yesterday – it was a Bulgarian friend who just sent me the meme you see above).
Now the Left is trying to do the same for America. What I declared below in 2007 is just as true today: “The Democrat Party has become a criminal conspiracy to destroy America.” This is no time for temper tantrums.]
TTP May 9, 2007
From his years of psychological counseling, Dr. Joel Wade can tell you all about what horrific consequences a temper tantrum can have. A temper tantrum can cause the loss of friends, a career, a marriage, even a life.
Nations can have temper tantrums too, and the consequences can be equally disastrous.
Last November, American voters had a collective temper tantrum. They lost their temper at Republicans and voted against them. They didn't vote for any positive reasons, they went strictly negative.
The voters lost their temper at George Bush, at the war in Iraq, at bridges to nowhere in Alaska and no fences along our southern border, at… it was a long, long list of complaints.
What voters did not do last November is vote for surrender and defeat in Iraq, higher taxes, more government spending, and national security imperiled. Yet that's what they got with the Democrats.
And our country is in grave risk because of it. The risk is growing by the day.
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