What else can you call this current full media assault on
Todd Atkins, the Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate out of Missouri but
an orchestrated effort to blow a conservative Tea Party candidate out of the water?
The so called “Right Wing” radio assault teams have been mobilized. The conservative newspapers are furiously typing scathing remarks and The Republican hierarchy,
which never supported his candidacy in the first place and to whom Todd Atkins
owes nothing for his primary success, have come out in force to ask him to
immediately step down as a candidate. Sure he spouted some borderline mythology about rape. Did that mean he condoned rape? Yes, he’s whole heartedly against abortion like many people are, by the way. This push-back can be attributed to the all-in government sponsored “anytime is right for an abortion” crowd that seems to be all crowed into the Political Left.
Does main stream America see abortion as something the
government should be sponsoring? We’ll find out in November since, thanks to the
National Republican Party’s full frontal assault on Atkins has now turned abortion into a bigger issue than THE FAILING U.S. ECONOMY!
So much for staying on message when it comes to potentially getting rid
of a Tea Party candidate.
Todd Atkins has had to withstand a blistering assault
from his own party over his remarks and has since issued a public apology. But
this isn’t good enough. Pseudo-conservatives like Senator Scott Brown,
who, by the way, will not be getting my vote this November in Massachusetts,
are stomping their feet about how “insensitive” and “thoughtless” Mr. Atkins
comment was, like it’s the worst thing ever said by a politician? Are you
kidding me?
No, this over the top posturing is not just about Todd
Atkins comment. It’s about his Tea Party affiliation. He is NOT an old school
Republican. He is NOT part of the problem. Todd Atkins won’t walk their walk
and the Republican establishment knows it and it is their wish that he either step down or
lose the election.
Yes, the Republican establishment would rather have a
Democrat in the Missouri Senate than Todd Atkins. What else can a person
conclude? This is because the current Democratic Party and the hopefully
outgoing old-time Republicans are the SAME!
Not only is Atkins running against the Democratic Party, he's now running against the Republican Party too.
The Republicans have never accepted the Tea Party. They
have never supplied good-faith support for Tea Party candidates and this current
blitz on Todd Atkins is just the latest example. Yes, the stakes are high this
November but not so high that a viable candidate must step down so that a
lesser candidate can run. It makes no logical sense. It has seemed so easy to abandon
Atkins candidacy for them. Why?
I don’t believe for a moment that the Republicans fear that
Atkins remaining in the race somehow provides fuel for President Obama’s made
up “War Against Women” or that Mr. Atkins Democratic opponent, incumbent Claire
McCaskill, secretly strategized his assent to the Republican nomination because
she felt he was easier to beat in November. This is non-sense. This is all
about Atkins Tea Party affiliation and about nullifying the majority that voted
for him as the Republican Nominee.
Todd Atkins has every right to remain in the race. Let the
people vote and be heard!
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