Tidwell Speaks Out for Tea Party Conservatives
“You don’t think this issue is really about health-care, do you?” Tidwell asked a room full of constituents at a recent luncheon. His views spilled over through the next hour as he explained, “If political leaders take over health care now, they’ve got us. There’ll be no escaping the socialism, Marxism or communism that will follow directly after. Once health care is in the bag, they tie up the rest of the social services within the country and we’re at their mercy.”
Tidwell understands that euthanizing the aging, disabled, or ill will become common practice if government takes over health care. Is that the plan? Of course, that won’t be the acknowledged or accepted plan, because nobody would vote for the program if they knew that will be the ultimate choice. All politicians eventually become old, but they think they’re exempt. Why? They have different health care. But, for how long? When will the elite determine that the vast majority of political beings should be suspended from the elitist care, and then what? How long will it take for all medical care professionals to stop caring about their profession?
When people become numbers, those lower beings who are not political elite, the ultimate answer is the elite become numbers too.
Tidwell’s years as a businessman, traveling through countries where socialized medicine is the rule exposed him to the realities of the socialized one-payer method in ways that have taught him the importance of maintaining liberty and freedom in health care, and in other federal departments. Tidwell states emphatically that we must restore federal government to a limited role, limited by the Constitution. We must prune back government and eliminate federal departments of education and energy, such as the Environmental Protection Agency.
“By eliminating these excessive, overzealous government agencies, we could take a big step toward balancing the federal budget. But, traditional Republican and Democratic politicians won’t do it.” Tidwell said, “That’s the reason you should support a solid conservative candidate, and I’m the only conservative candidate on the ticket. If the Republican Party leaders put moderates in this race, they’ll lose. Tea Party activists and other conservative groups pushing Colorado Republican leaders to be more aggressively conservative; I urge you to ignore the state poles and get involved in the election process. Make a difference, be somebody this election year, by putting a businessman who listens to the voices of the people in office.”
Tidwell acknowledges that most polls are heavily influenced by big national and state party politics. He stated that the newly elected US Senator Scott Brown, Republican from Massachusetts showed little financial support until the final weeks before the election. Conservative, non-party line political groups are credited with helping Brown win the seat, long held by the late Democrat, Edward Kennedy.
The effects of party-line political standards have cramped the style of Americans long enough, it’s time to take a stand against the liberal, and mediocre middle of the road traitors who are giving away your freedom and liberty.
For more on Cleve Tidwell, visit http://tidwellforsenate.com or Pueblo Chieftain Article http://www.chieftain.com/articles/2010/02/06/news/local/doc4b6d545dc8ea0283369835.txt
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