January 21, 2008 photo of Bill Clinton by Tami Chappell /
Reuters
James Carville coined the phrase, “It’s the economy, stupid”
for the 1992 presidential campaign of Bill Clinton.
The phrase comes to mind in the wake of the personal devastation
we see from political confrontation with the Democratic Party. Tuffy Gessling and Mark Ficken are casualties at the 2013 Missouri State
Fair. Paula
Deen is a victim of the Democratic Party’s pursuit of racial politics.
In each case, the operative phrase is, “It’s the culture,
stupid!”
Byron
York’s analysis of the Missouri clown incident is revealing. He points out how President Bush was depicted
as a chimpanzee and a clown. Prize-winning
books were written about President Bush being assassinated. Bill Maher remains a staple on HBO, not despite his vitriol against the former
president but because of it.
It doesn’t get any clearer than that: Anti-Republican
culture dominates our United States of America.
Just ask a rodeo clown.
UPDATE 8/14/2013:
Michelle Malkin has 10 images that support Byron York's thesis, complete with the tag line, "Lighten up, buttercups."
UPDATE 8/14/2013:
Michelle Malkin has 10 images that support Byron York's thesis, complete with the tag line, "Lighten up, buttercups."
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