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EXCERPTS from: A Political Establishment Without Memory By Eric Odom (Media Director)
http://libertynews.com/2011/10/29/a-establishment-without-memory/
Regardless of your views on Herman Cain as a candidate, you surely must admit the way the media and establishment hacks have reacted is laughable. First, the polling data. Herman Cain is at the top of the national average.
That Cain is on top is not up for dispute and should be obvious to any reporter who does his/her job from at least a half objective view. But that isn’t what’s happening. (He gives numerous examples of news sources referring to Romney as front-runner.)
Most journalists and GOP elitists are refusing to acknowledge is that this campaign is uncharged territory. (He goes off on Karl Rove for a few paragraphs.)
Like most political establishment hacks, Rove is old school. He’s operating as if it’s 2000 and a movement of conservatives isn’t real. And worse, he’s doing so on behalf of a candidate who is pro-gun control, pro-choice, and pro-government mandated healthcare.
2008 should have taught this gang a harsh lesson. If you present the American public with a moderate like John McCain or Mitt Romney, you’re not going to get an energetic reaction. 2010 should have been the biggest lesson of them all. The movement defeated countless establishment candidates and took a major chunk out of the existing power structure in Washington.
Now here we are in 2012, watching the political establishment fight against that same movement. Either they can’t remember what just happened, or they refuse to accept it as reality.
Read the rest @ http://libertynews.com/2011/10/29/a-establishment-without-memory/
Re: the polling data
I’m gratified to see my personal fave, Rasmussen, is really close to the average. I’m not surprised ABC/WaPo and CNN show Romney on top. They skew their polls to show what the DNC wants them to show and the DNC wants to run against Mayo On White Romney so they can make the race about Obama’s race … again. -CtH
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