“I didn’t leave the Democratic Party, the Democratic
Party left me.” – Ronald Reagan
I remember when Fred Tagliarini left the Republican Party
to run for Mayor of Aberdeen. At the time, he explained party affiliation
at the local level was irrelevant; I presume Mayor Tagliarini still tilts right
at the state and national level.
If party affiliation was ever irrelevant at the local
level, that is no longer true. The Democratic Party has become hell bent on
transforming America at any cost. Any person running on the Democratic ticket
is promoting a party that believes:
1)
A democratic Israel is more dangerous to world
peace than a nuclear and terror-sponsoring Iran
2)
Illegal aliens are more law abiding than the
average American AND are less likely to report crime
3)
Hillary Clinton did not violate any laws or
policies when storing and then destroying confidential government email on a private
server, did not user her office for personal gain, and does not user her “charity”
as a tax-free slush fund
4)
“Progressive”
policies trump religious liberty
5)
“Progressive”
policies trump constitutional safeguards
6)
Al Sharpton is a statesman, having been invited to
the White House dozens of times and given a talk show on MSNBC (whose parent
company booted Donald Trump)
7)
Teacher union interests take precedence over
children’s interests
8)
Checking criminal histories of job applicants is racist
and illegal but Asian quotas at top universities are appropriate to promote
diversity
9)
Man-made global warming is beyond scientific debate despite
rampant manipulation of data and the failure of every climate model predicting
future warming
10)
More government, more regulations, and more
taxes are more often the answer than not
11)
The government will never go bankrupt because we
can always print more money
I am confident Mayor Tagliarini does not believe in any
of the above. Sadly, I can’t say the same of his colleagues running for town
council. This is the political party they’ve chosen and support. Will Aberdeen do
the same?
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