Meet Hillary's opposition and be afraid, be very afraid.

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<<<< Read the quote and, then,  say outloud:  "B.S."     You should know that TARP was used to reconstitute the financial coffers of Big Money to the tune of between 7 and 24 trillion dollars – all legal tender -  and Elizabeth Warren was center stage to this process as Chairman of the TARP oversight committee. 

“The way I see this, Citibank, Goldman Sachs, all those other guys on Wall Street, they’ve got plenty of folks in the United State Senate willing to work on their side.  We need more people in the U.S. Senate willing to work on the side of America’s families.”   (Quote taken from a CNN report, here).  

Editor’s notes:  I have been sounding the warning for a couple of years,  now,  and it appears,  that “now” is the time these warnings come to fruition.  Understand that Hillary is NOT the overwhelming choice of the Left,  as many would have you believe   . . . . .  not even close.  She is much more the “establishment” candidate than a flaming progressive,  and the whose on the fringe Left,  the radical/Obama-type/Marxist driven “world without borders” freak who push chaos and glory in the thought of a defeated and second rate “Unite States of America,”  know that “now” is the time for the advancement of their agenda. 

Of course,  the Obama’s have dealt The Agenda great damage,  but, still,  the Marxist Left in the Democrat Party rules the day and will not let go of their vanishing horizon without a fight.  Many in the national media,  perhaps the majority,  will side with Warren over Hillary, should there be a strong enough push to bring her – officially – into the election cycle battle. 

Physically,  she is as unattractive a candidate as lives in Marxistville.  But she is passionate in her communalism for the world, and that ideology is what the Fringe Left wants.  They had a taste of same,  with the Obama’s,  but that fantasy is long gone,  lost in a maze of party pay-backs,  corruption of the worst order,  opaqueness  never seen in our lifetimes, a pettiness that exposes the First Couple for the immature, schoolyard bullies they are,  and an ineptness for leadership that challenges our senses.  “Stupid but educated” is what many of us see. 

Warren is a fresh face,  full of classic,  Utopian rhetoric,  and willing to stand and fight for her beliefs    . . . . . . . . . . . . .   and typically deceptive in her political stance.  A perfect example is the lead-in quote (CNN) to this post,  a stated antagonism for Big Money,  combined with the fact that she is as willing to use Big Money as any politician on the stage,  today.  Understand that this woman,  the “hero of middle America,”  was the chairman of a five member committeegiven the charge of oversight for TARP.  TARP was to have been the savior of our economy,  something that had to be approved,  without delay or meaningful debate.  The Stock Market had lost 700 points in a matter of hours.  TARP was to have stopped that slide.  Turns out that in the coming four months,  the Market lost an additional 4000 points.  TARP prevented nothing,  if the publicly stated purpose is its measure.  Instead,  TARP was used to reconstitute the financial coffers of Big Money to the tune of between 7 and 24 trillion dollars – all legal tender -  and Elizabeth Warren was center stage to this process as Chairman of the TARP oversight committee. 

While she preaches one thing,  she understands the realities of Big Money and the hold it has on all political persuasions  . . . .  including a well capitalized Marxism.  And,  she is much more the ideologue than Obama.   At the same time,  she is a Fairness Utopian,  and suffers from many of the same, utilitarian  failings as the Obama’s.     In the end,  Utopian political fantasies (including Marxism) simply do not work,  that is what I mean by "utilitarian failings."   

It is a vibrant and well ordered military coupled with a strong diplomatic process, that keeps us free.  It is Big Money that oils the wheels of venture capitalism.  It is personal responsibility and vocational education (whether scholastic or blue collar vocational)  that equips the middle class to experience and participate in this thing we call “upward mobility,”  and Warren is on record,  opposing much of this.  

The next two years will produce a number of surprising new faces to the political event,  coming our way.  Warren will be one of those newbies,  and a serious threat to our free republic,  at that.