Glenn Beck’s big rally at the Lincoln Memorial a couple days ago is the talk of the news media and the internet. Liberals are denouncing it, conservatives are walking on air, while tens of millions of people are completely mystified. And with good reason – if Seinfeld was a show about nothing, this massive gathering was a rally about nothing. And while it may have looked impressive, in reality it shows just how impotent and adrift the mainstream conservative movement has become.

Nobody is really sure what it was even about. Beck, who is only famous because he has spent hours a day for the last decade ranting about politics, says it had nothing to do with politics, even though Sarah Palin was the keynote speaker.

And Palin? She was asked what Martin Luther King would’ve thought of the rally. This was a great opportunity to tell it like it is for all of America to hear. She could’ve said something like: “Martin Luther King? I’m white – why would I give a damn what Martin Luther King would’ve thought about this rally? At any rate, he no doubt would have disapproved, as he was a radical left wing socialist whose movement was all about increasing the size and power of the federal government, and using it to take rights and resources from white people and give them to non-whites. Hell no he wouldn’t have approved, and I couldn’t be more proud of that fact.”

But did she say anything like that? Of course not. Instead, she talked about how she could “feel his spirit” in this place that MLK’s presence had turned into “sacred ground” and that he would’ve heartily approved because the rally was all about “equality”, which is what he stood for. And “conservative” National Review was so proud of her words they posted the video.

But a conservative movement as willingly impotent as the crowd that came to DC on Saturday can’t go on much longer. At some point it’s going to dawn on them that no matter how much they grovel to MLK and praise his holy name, or how many “conservative” imams, shamans, and witch doctors they pack their podiums with, they still get called racists and Nazis, and their country just keeps slipping further down the tubes.

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Two days later the radical left-wing news outlet CNN began a relentless anti-Dr. Laura campaign. Dr. Laura had already made an an air apology to the woman. Dr. Laura says those who don’t accept her apology are doing so out of political motivation.

Here Dr. Laura appears on Larry King Live and says that she will end her show rather than censor herself.

Seems like the voter fraud engines in those two cities didn’t run well in the extreme summer heat, or maybe there wasn’t sufficient funds in this election to get them started.

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Tancredo is constantly vilified by the “mainstream media,” including the Denver Post, for his conservative views.

From Denver Post…

When asked who would be the “strongest Republican gubernatorial candidate,” former Congressman Tom Tancredo easily led the pack of six choices with 29 percent. McInnis followed with 19 percent and his primary opponent Dan Maes had 13 percent.

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Tancredo, originally a McInnis supporter, has said that both Maes and McInnis should “both eventually drop out” of the race even if it’s after one wins the primary.

“Neither can win the general election,” he said.

Tancredo said he was “surprised and flattered” by the poll results.

“I want us as a party to get this governor’s seat,” he said. “If I can do it, believe me I will.”

Proposition C on the Missouri Primary Ballot on August 3rd, 2010 will read:

Shall the Missouri Statutes be amended to:

* Deny the government authority to penalize citizens for refusing to purchase private health insurance or infringe upon the right to offer or accept direct payment for lawful healthcare services?

* Modify laws regarding the liquidation of certain domestic insurance companies?

It is estimated this proposal will have no immediate costs or savings to state or local governmental entities. However, because of the uncertain interaction of the proposal with implementation of the federal Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, future costs to state governmental entities are unknown.

http://www.house.mo.gov/billtracking/bills101/biltxt/truly/HB1764T.HTM

http://www.mohealthfreedom.org/

more information links

Missouri Health Care Freedom Amendment, Proposition C (2010) – Ballotpedia

Missouri Primary – Proposition C – Repeal Obamacare! – Patriotic Resistance

Missouri Is The Concord Bridge For Obamacare Repeal | RedState

Proposition C: A “Yes” vote rejects Obamacare in Missouri