22 September 2010
Democrats Want to Pass DISCLOSE Act Again
Having failed once to pass the DISCLOSE Act, which is designed to suppress political ideas prior to elections and to intimidate Americans who oppose those in power, the Democrats in control of Congress are trying to revive this nefarious act. It is designed to help incumbents, mostly Democrats, stay in office by preventing the opposition from revealing and discussing their voting record at election time. It is designed to replace the McCain-Feingold Bipartisan Reform Act which the Supreme Court rightly found unconstitutional.
This act passed the House of Representatives in June, but it could not get enough votes in the Senate to bring it up for a vote at that time. It is only the Senate which needs to act on it now. Tomorrow, there is to be a provisional vote to end debate on the act. If the Democrats succeed on that, they will vote it through, despite it obviously being unconstitutional. It will take years to go to the Supreme Court for a decision, which the Democrats are counting on to help reduce their losses in the November election. It might even reduce their losses in the 2012 election.
The DISCLOSE Act is also anti-business in that it puts all of its restrictions upon businesses and special purpose political corporate entities. Labor unions, the NRA, the AARP, and the Humane Society are exempted. Note that all of the exempted groups are long-time Democrat allies, except the NRA.
The NRA's opposition to the law was bought off with their exemption. So, while the NRA has done good work in protecting our Second Amendment rights, it has proved a traitor on this fundamental issue of our freedom of speech. The AARP has long supported ageist warfare and advocated the redistribution of wealth from the poorer young to older and wealthier Americans. Of course, the labor unions, who spend incredible sums influencing elections in favor of the Democrats as their most-favored special interest group, are exempted.
On the other hand, the DISCLOSE Act discriminates against business and special purpose political groups that incorporate. They have to spend valuable air time having their CEOs explain who funded the ad. The CEO also has to invest valuable time in the making of the ad. Some incorporated Tea Party or other political groups will have their freedom of speech suppressed. The idea is clearly to make it harder for the opposition of those now in power, who are mostly Democrats, to effectively influence the People during the upcoming election in November.
The Progressives believe the People are stupid and foolish. They need to be controlled by the college educated elite who are properly indoctrinated in their elite qualifications to choose the People's values and to micro-manage their lives in accordance with Progressive rules. Sunstein, Obama and friends know how to nudge us in the right direction, but they need to cut us off from the opposing storyline. We are so dumb, we might believe much of what the evil corporations or Tea Party groups tell us. Yes, only the Progressive message of the labor unions, the AARP, and the Humane Society should be allowed to reach our so-susceptible ears. This is the political correctness of the government-run schools written large across the entire country. The People cannot be expected to evaluate information on their own. No, only that information shifted and selected by the Progressives should be allowed to reach the ignorant and dumb People.
When the People are seen as ignorant and dumb, they are also seen as the servants of their masters. The Democrat elitist Progressives are supposed to be our masters and they will not brook any opposition voices, such as businesses and Tea Party incorporated groups.
It is sweet to observe that one of the two Republicans who voted for this measure in the House was Mike Castle of Delaware. Mike Castle expected to fill out the remaining four years on Joe Biden's Senate term, but was beaten by the Tea Party candidate, Christine O'Donnell. That was a great act of justice, since Castle really is a Progressive control freak.
Meanwhile, O'Donnell is strongly opposed to ObamaCare, the financial control bill, the incredible deficit spending, labor union card check, renewable energy subsidies and mandates, and the nonsense that CO2 emissions are causing a global warming catastrophe. She has some considerable conservative lifestyle and "family values" nonsensical baggage, but in the present context, it is important to get her into the Senate. If she goes awry too much on promoting that "family value" nonsense, she can be replaced in 2014, after much of the Progressive program for governmental controls has been derailed.
This act passed the House of Representatives in June, but it could not get enough votes in the Senate to bring it up for a vote at that time. It is only the Senate which needs to act on it now. Tomorrow, there is to be a provisional vote to end debate on the act. If the Democrats succeed on that, they will vote it through, despite it obviously being unconstitutional. It will take years to go to the Supreme Court for a decision, which the Democrats are counting on to help reduce their losses in the November election. It might even reduce their losses in the 2012 election.
The DISCLOSE Act is also anti-business in that it puts all of its restrictions upon businesses and special purpose political corporate entities. Labor unions, the NRA, the AARP, and the Humane Society are exempted. Note that all of the exempted groups are long-time Democrat allies, except the NRA.
The NRA's opposition to the law was bought off with their exemption. So, while the NRA has done good work in protecting our Second Amendment rights, it has proved a traitor on this fundamental issue of our freedom of speech. The AARP has long supported ageist warfare and advocated the redistribution of wealth from the poorer young to older and wealthier Americans. Of course, the labor unions, who spend incredible sums influencing elections in favor of the Democrats as their most-favored special interest group, are exempted.
On the other hand, the DISCLOSE Act discriminates against business and special purpose political groups that incorporate. They have to spend valuable air time having their CEOs explain who funded the ad. The CEO also has to invest valuable time in the making of the ad. Some incorporated Tea Party or other political groups will have their freedom of speech suppressed. The idea is clearly to make it harder for the opposition of those now in power, who are mostly Democrats, to effectively influence the People during the upcoming election in November.
The Progressives believe the People are stupid and foolish. They need to be controlled by the college educated elite who are properly indoctrinated in their elite qualifications to choose the People's values and to micro-manage their lives in accordance with Progressive rules. Sunstein, Obama and friends know how to nudge us in the right direction, but they need to cut us off from the opposing storyline. We are so dumb, we might believe much of what the evil corporations or Tea Party groups tell us. Yes, only the Progressive message of the labor unions, the AARP, and the Humane Society should be allowed to reach our so-susceptible ears. This is the political correctness of the government-run schools written large across the entire country. The People cannot be expected to evaluate information on their own. No, only that information shifted and selected by the Progressives should be allowed to reach the ignorant and dumb People.
When the People are seen as ignorant and dumb, they are also seen as the servants of their masters. The Democrat elitist Progressives are supposed to be our masters and they will not brook any opposition voices, such as businesses and Tea Party incorporated groups.
It is sweet to observe that one of the two Republicans who voted for this measure in the House was Mike Castle of Delaware. Mike Castle expected to fill out the remaining four years on Joe Biden's Senate term, but was beaten by the Tea Party candidate, Christine O'Donnell. That was a great act of justice, since Castle really is a Progressive control freak.
Meanwhile, O'Donnell is strongly opposed to ObamaCare, the financial control bill, the incredible deficit spending, labor union card check, renewable energy subsidies and mandates, and the nonsense that CO2 emissions are causing a global warming catastrophe. She has some considerable conservative lifestyle and "family values" nonsensical baggage, but in the present context, it is important to get her into the Senate. If she goes awry too much on promoting that "family value" nonsense, she can be replaced in 2014, after much of the Progressive program for governmental controls has been derailed.
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