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A Tea Party Tribute: The Age of Reagan and the Tyranny of the Elite
By Fred Dardick Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Sometimes there comes a time when a free people of a free nation must stand together and choose their fate. Sometimes it comes through war, sometimes famine, sometimes from of a fleet of planes marked by the rising sun crossing the horizon.
For our generation, in this great nation, it will come with a vote this November.
The enemy never changes, for it is always the tyranny of the elite, those few whose arrogance and thirst for power necessitate revolt by the masses so that the many may retake control of their lives to build a better future for themselves and their families, free from government interference.
It is no different this time than it has been for many others before us, and the choice we face could not be clearer.
We will choose to stand by our forefathers and put our trust in the American individual, we whose rights are guaranteed not by man, but by our creator?
Will we reaffirm our commitment to government of the people, by the people, for the people and remain united against those few elite whose thirst for influence and power will not be satiated until they control not only our banks, our healthcare, and our industries, but our very lives as well?
It has been 30 years since Americans last came together to throw out a tyrannical government who, with Marxist lies and unabridged arrogance, stole our treasure with sky high tax rates and laws written for a utopian society that did not exist.
Millions lost their homes, their savings and their sense of self-worth. Poverty swept the nation and hopelessness reigned. They said this was the price for progress, that this was our destiny.
