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Has the RNC Become a Criminal Racket? Investigate, and Fire Boehner!Many conservatives have noticed how GOP actions seem like the opposite of what GOP voters want. Boehner’s recent move against genuinely conservative Republicans has started what will hopefully be a revolution—or perhaps, a counter-revolution. Today, the top conservative blog (for now; we’re working on overtaking them) Redstate called for stripping John Boehner of his speakership: “Fire Boehner: We Only Need 16 Votes to Depose Boehner.†“Boehner and the House GOP Steering Committee decided to purge four conservative House members from their committee. Congressmen Justin Amash and Tim Huelskamp were removed from the House Budget Committee, and Congressmen David Schweikert and Walter Jones were cut from the Financial Services Committee. Amash, Huelskamp, and Schweikert were targeted because they were too fiscally conservative—all three have voted against Boehner’s debt ceiling hikes. Amash and Huelskamp were the only two GOP votes against House Budget Chairman Paul Ryan’s budget. Amash explained that vote at yesterday’s Bloggers’ Briefing at the Heritage Foundation, ‘It’s unacceptable to have unbalanced budgets until 2040.’ For anyone outside of DC, this statement seems obvious. Only in Washington is balancing the budget radical.†Not only is it radical, it is robbery from the ruling class—which expects the public to sell their children into hock while they game the system and fatten bank accounts through the various “stimulated industries,†lucrative offices, and contracted services that the borrowed money provides. Boehner represents the Locust class and they aren’t ready to admit that the life has been stripped out of the land yet. The Redstate blog post points out that, to be elected speaker, Boehner needs 218 votes. If only sixteen House Republicans abstained from voting, Boehner would not be electable. Then they could demand someone elseBut Boehner is not the only problem. It is even possible that the ruling class has corrupted the Republican National Committee beyond any usefulness. That seems to be the thesis of Craig Shirley, a former Reagan aid. Shirley is interviewed in The American Spectator because he believes the RNC has become a racket:
Get thee to a Tea Party.
