OPINION: Leadership and The Deep State Syndrome

Sub­mit­ted by George McClel­lan

If the rumors of the grow­ing decline of the geri­atric Demo­c­rat par­ty lead­er­ship is true, being Marx­ists their next lay­er of lead­er­ship, if they have any, should be near­ly as old and decrepit as Pelosi, Schumer, et al., are. The key word here is being Marx­ists, where age does­nt real­ly mat­ter, only strict adher­ence to the Par­ty line does. Who­ev­er takes over the helm will still march to the exact same play­book of lies, intrigues, tricks, frauds and decep­tions to keep the move­ment going and the Repub­li­cans off bal­ance. Its just a quirk of pol­i­tics that the Demo­c­rat Par­ty is reel­ing under the adverse affects of Joe Biden’s incom­pe­tence and his sons crim­i­nal­i­ty now being embraced by the main stream media. Dont believe it. Its a scheme in fact, to remove Joe for rea­sons of demen­tia before he sinks their whole ship. Their sole prob­lem now is what to do with Kamala?

Alas, the same age infir­mi­ties that affect the Demo­c­rat Par­ty through­out seems to be lack­ing for the Repub­li­can Par­ty save the cur­rent GOP lead­er­ship. Repub­li­can Sen­ate minor­i­ty leader, Mitch McConnell for one, knows the Sen­ates rules of pro­ce­dure inside out and back­wards and wields them like the weapon they are to save the Sen­ate for the RiNO deep state. After all cre­at­ing per­son­nel wealth is the rea­son many of them are there.

The GOP rules for advance­ment are strict­ly based on the senior­i­ty sys­tem even if the pro­mot­ed is incom­pe­tent and unwor­thy. That staid process trumps all oth­er schemes for pro­mo­tion of the best and bright­est over the dull and stu­pid. The main cri­te­ria for pro­mo­tion is win­ning elec­tions every six years, over and over again for Sen­a­tors with proven his­to­ries of going along to get along. That might explain why McConnell with­held cam­paign funds from sen­a­to­r­i­al can­di­dates sup­port­ed by Don­ald Trump. Its the Deep State Syn­drome at work. The same can be said of poten­tial house Speak­er Kevin McCarthy who denied fund­ing from the GOP con­gres­sion­al war chest to Trump sup­port­ed can­di­dates. Its eas­i­er every two years to kick these peo­ple out by elec­tion than Sen­a­tors but thats how the con­sti­tu­tion­al game is played and we must work with­in those para­me­ters. In oth­er words, next time McConnell is up for re-elec­tion, con­ser­v­a­tive Repub­li­cans should flood the state with anti-McConnell funds and door to door labor to do the deed.

McCarthys posi­tion as poten­tial House Speak­er is unsta­ble because over the past few elec­tions con­cerned vot­ers have sent a new breed of pro Amer­i­can un-politi­cians to Wash. DC. to dis­man­tle the cor­rupt RiNO machine. Mar­jorie Tay­lor Green (MTG) is a case in point. She won reelec­tion despite the attacks against her includ­ing mul­ti­ple calls to the police that shoot­ings were going on at her home cre­at­ing a pos­si­ble death by police sce­nario of MTG. Nan­cy Pelosi fool­ish­ly denied MTG any seat on any com­mit­tee or sub-com­mit­tee, leav­ing her free to roam the Halls of Con­gress devel­op­ing sup­port for con­ser­vatism and orga­niz­ing oth­er new electees into the Free­dom Con­fer­ence thats apply­ing extreme pres­sure on McCarthy to do whats right. She may now be in his head telling him what to do. Con­gress­man Lee Zeldin who lost a squeak­er for NY State gov­er­nor­ship chal­lenged McCarthy for par­ty lead­er­ship and thus the poten­tial Speak­er­ship come Jan­u­ary. Zeldin, did­nt but dur­ing his cam­paign, he did con­vert sev­er­al NY Demo­c­rat seats Blue to Red.

Since, as it turns out, McCarthy has in fact been nom­i­nat­ed to become the next Speak­er in a closed door vote of the GOP House cau­cus, 188–31, but, it could indi­cate trou­ble ahead when the Con­gress goes to a full House vote on 03 Jan­u­ary. Pay atten­tion to the first year of the 2023 Con­gress and see if McCarthy leans to what MTG demands in his lead­er­ship. Dont for­get that McCarthy like McConnell, also with­held GOP Con­gres­sion­al cam­paign funds to Trump sup­port­ed can­di­dates.

Sen­a­tor Ted Cruz, like MTG, blamed McConnell for the Red Wave demise that should have been a land­slide for Repub­li­cans. Cruz (R‑Tx) said: If you look at this last cycle, Mitch McConnell pulled the mon­ey out of Ari­zona. We could have won won Ari­zona. We near­ly won Ari­zona and aban­don­ing Blake Mas­ters was inde­fen­si­ble, Why was Ari­zonas GOP can­di­date aban­doned by Mitch McConnell? Because Mas­ters said he would vote against Mitch McConnell, and so Mitch would rather be leader than have a Repub­li­can major­i­ty. If theres a Repub­li­can who can win, whos not gonna sup­port Mitch, the truth of the mat­ter is hed rather the Demo­c­rat win. So he pulled all the mon­ey out of Ari­zona, Term Lim­its any­one?

All Amer­i­cans should con­sid­er what Mitch McConnell did as rep­re­hen­si­ble. It’s why I decline to pro­vide my dona­tions to either the NRSC or the House coun­ter­part. Both McConnell and McCarthy sab­o­taged the GOPs Red Wave hopes of hold­ing both hous­es of Con­gress. There are changes com­ing, sub­tly, beneath the sur­face but soon­er rather than lat­er, youth will will out!

Remem­ber, free­dom is the goal, the Con­sti­tu­tion is the way. Now, go get em! (28Nov22)