Category: Political Science Publisher: Createspace
ISBN-10: 1468072641
Type: Non-Fiction
Pages: 37
Copyright: August 14, 2011
ISBN-13: 9781468072648
Anyone who cannot decide the merits of supporting the Republican Party should read this book before deciding! This book exposes the unseemly behavior of a couple of Tea Party Republicans, Eric Cantor and Paul Ryan. These two have a special relationship with hedge funds. That disturbing relationship needs to be explored in the light of misplaced Tea Party moral demands.
This paperback (also available as an ebook) is a critique of two particularly corrupt Republicans, Eric Cantor and Paul Ryan.
But the book also explores Ron Paul and whether the Republican Party is fit to rule based upon some decisions the part has made in the past. There is information in this book that is not widely distributed, for obvious reasons.
The mainstream press has failed to report the truth, and sometimes we even have to get the story from foreign reporting.
Dirty Dirty Republicans is not a defense of the Democrats, but it has become a question of the greater evil. The Republicans currently hold that title for reasons you will see.
Excerpt
I respect Ron Paul's honesty and desire for peace, but there are issues that need to be discussed concerning Paul, in the light of the dirty, dirty Republicans and in the light of some objectionable statements he has made with regard to the disadvantaged and the borrowers in the housing bubble. The Tea Party has roots in the Santelli Rant of February, 2009 and was formed a few days later. This differs from the Tea Party rally of Ron Paul in 2007. The Tea Party leadership of Cantor and Ryan has quite different goals than those of Ron Paul. This ebook exposes those rolls. One wonders if Ron Paul is being used by the more sophisticated Tea Party politicians and bankers. I am inclined to believe that he is. Finally, this ebook takes a peak at some secrets of Michele Bachmann's funding and motives as well as my top ten reasons for never voting Republican. I have written in other books that I am no fan of the Democrats for their financial misdeeds. But the Republicans have led the onslaught of bad behavior since 2000. Certain crimes and motives by that party are being revealed at time passes, raising questions as to legitimacy of the party itself!
This is a political treatise that deals with the China issue from a completely new perspective. Disparaging as he may sound, from page to page, toward "the old system" and the Communist Party's various wiles, the author demonstrates his mysteriously
