GOP Establishment Signals Primary Fight Against Tea Party Favorite Mike Lee One would hope this is a baseless rumor. But, it appears to be quite a real threat. And, the words of Orrin Hatch (R-UT), senior senator from UT, are truly chilling: Rehabilitated?! Really, Sen. Hatch? Are you not aware that that is a term used by every Communist/Marxist government that ever existed whenever they went after opponents?! That term was used when North Vietnam conquered South Vietnam. It referred to Schools of Rehabilitation and Re-Education to which the opponents of Communism were sent if they were caught. Schools in which torture, intimidation and brain-washing were used to rehabilitate those foolish enough to believe in freedom. And, here you are using it against someone who tried to help the American people. Frankly, it sounds to me, sir, as though YOU could use a little rehab. And, your first lesson would be to read and re-read, memorize and learn the American Declaration of Independence and the Unites States Constitution. ~cj Excerpt and link below. Photo from AP via Breitbart News. GOP Establishment Signals Primary Fight Against Tea Party Favorite Mike Lee On Tuesday, 79-year old Senator Orrin Hatch (R-UT), now serving his seventh term in the Senate, signaled that he and other members of the Republican establishment are likely to encourage a primary challenge to first term Senator Mike Lee (R-UT). Lee upset former Senator Robert Bennett (R-UT) in the 2010 Utah Republican primary convention in the Tea Partys first major primary win over a Republican establishment politician. Hatch told the Deseret News and KSL NewsRadio that [i]ts time now... for Lee and other tea party Republicans to be rehabilitated for refusing to pass a budget bill needed to keep the government operating unless money for the act better known as Obamacare was removed. breitbart/Big-Government/2013/10/25/Republican-Establishment-Signals-Primary-War-Against-Utah-Tea-Party-Senator-Mike-Lee
Posted on: Sat, 26 Oct 2013 16:44:41 +0000
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