Chuck Schumer and Mitch McConnell are, once again, hanging out together in the dark recesses of our Capitol building.
Just two good old boys, and their entourage, smoking expensive cigars and sipping Kentucky bourbon while figuring out how to best push our nation into bankruptcy and thus defaulting on our loans to China.
Who says the Republicans and Democrats can’t get along?
On December 16, the continuing resolution will expire. As you read this article, Chuck Schumer and Mitch McConnel are sitting in one of those back rooms, drafting a massive spending bill.
The question is, what will they decide the topline number must be to meet all of their socialist-communist agendas and pay off their donors and special interest groups?
The mother of all economic crises looms, so what a wonderful time for these two buddies to fuel the economic crises by throwing a 50-gallon container of gasoline on this fire.
They want to be sure that every American citizen really feels the heat. Only McConnell and Schumer could be this generous.
If Republicans agree to whatever number these two anti-Americans propose, along with their recent vote to maintain “earmarks,” then the Republicans further undermine the argument that it’s Joe Biden’s spending that is fueling the country’s inflation crisis.
Well folks, to add salt to our injuries, the Democrats officially own the Senate with 51 Democrats, and at least 12 Rino Republicans.
But let’s think about this, would it really have made a difference which way the Georgia Senate vote went? Probably not.
Why may you ask? Simple, because in reality, we have three major parties in America. The Republican Party, the Democrat Party, and the Washington Elitist Party, with the Washington Elitist Party being the significantly more dominant party that always wins in the end.
It’s the Washington Elitist Party, made up of both long-time Republican and Democrat members, who control the Swamp and dictate what will or will not happen in America.
These Washington Elitist Party members serve only themselves, not their constituents, and they control the Washington agenda. An agenda that is not good for the survival of our Constitutional Republic.
If only the Convention of States movement had started just two or three decades ago and succeeded in getting the proposed three amendments added to the Constitution:
1) Term limits
2) Balanced budget
3) Federal jurisdiction restraints
In all likelihood, we would not be hearing, on a daily basis, people exasperatedly stating “I never believed I would ever see America in this position.” We would not be in this place today.
Is it too late to change course? No! It’s only too late if we give up and quit trying.
Now more than ever, we must fight harder than ever to convince our state legislators that they are our only hope in saving our Constitutional Republic.
We must convince them that it is in their constituents' and their own best interest to support the Convention of States movement.
Now is the time to begin making continuous calls to your legislators demanding their support.
We must convince them to pass a Resolution calling for the convening of a Convention of States to propose amendments to our Constitution.
Now is the time to get this Resolution passed in the required 34 states or it will be too late. Time is rapidly running out and we desperately need your support, legislators and citizens alike, now.
If you have yet to sign our petition in support of COS, please click here to do so now.
Our Constitutional Republic is depending on you!
