Agent 006 & 7/8[SUP]ths[/SUP] reports that John Kasich is going to switch parties:
John Kasich's Common Core lie
By Jason Russell | May 2, 2015 | 5:00 am
http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/john-kasichs-common-core-lie/article/2563898
John Kasich was always a presidential joke. He delivered his punch line in the Fourth presidential debate in 2015.
http://time.com/4107636/transcript-read-the-full-text-of-the-fourth-republican-debate-in-milwaukee/
Notice that he wasted no time latching on to the tried and true money-grabbing strategy driving the welfare state —— THE CHILDREN:
John Kasich: 11 Million Illegal Immigrants – ‘They Get to Stay’
by Dr. Susan Berry
10 Nov 2015
https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2015/11/10/john-kasich-11-million-illegal-immigrants-get-stay/
Since 1965 Democrats blocked every attempt to protect this country to the tune of today’s tens of millions of illegal aliens; there is no proof that John Kasich is any different.
Thankfully, Donald Trump was not intimidated by Kasich’s attempt to lay a lay a guilt trip on everybody who does not fall for “THE CHILDREN” scam.
Every presidential candidate after LBJ’s welfare state took off promised to reform the tax code. The rhetoric goes something like this:
Failed presidential candidate, John Kasich, was big on making the federal government run efficiently which is the last thing anybody with a lick of sense wants. If you doubt me take a look at what inefficiency does to you, then look at what efficiency will do.
The fact is this:
REFORM IS ONE Of THE UGLIEST WORDS IN POLITICS ON PAR WITH BIPARTISAN.
Reform is impossible without bipartisan support begs these questions:
1. What does bipartisanship give to Democrats who are committed to a totalitarian “democracy”? (Upchuck Schumer refers to “our constitutional democracy.)
2. What does bipartisanship give to Education industry parasites who thrive on the income tax?
3. When did conservative Americans ever get anything from bipartisan legislation in the past 60 years?
Hark back to the time reforming healthcare filled the airwaves for months on end. Instead of reform the Democrats finally gave the country socialized medicine and called it reform. No surprise there. Whenever Democrats talk about reform they always mean making it worse. Obama and Pelosi must have gotten their definition of reform from a Klingon dictionary. As usual, they played fast and loose with the truth so it fit into their reform socialized medicine sales pitch.
Bottom line: Talking about taxes of any kind must begin and end with repealing the XVI Amendment. Please let me know if you ever hear an elected official in either party mention repeal.
Notice how much John Kasich looks like Alfred E Neuman?
Ohio Gov. John Kasich (R) said on Sunday that the U.S. might be witnessing the end of the two-party political system.
“We may be beginning to see the end of a two-party system,” Kasich said on ABC’s "This Week." "I'm starting to really wonder if we are going to see a multiparty system at some point in the future in this country because I don't think either party is answering people's deepest concerns and needs.”
Kasich is wrong about end of the two-party political system. He would be more wrong had he predicted a third party.
The minute a viable third party becomes a reality Republicans and Democrats will merge into one party; i.e., pool their big money contributors, share the same positions of power and influence and so on. In fact, welfare state policies and Internationalism prove that their positions of power are already shared on every level of government.
NOTE: Tea Parties are a serious threat to the establishment because they won congressional seats running as Republicans. The aforementioned merger will take place on the day true conservatives can stop Republicans and Democrats from selling out the American people at every turn.
As for a third party, the Republican Party’s undeniable betrayals on socialized medicine, on amnesty, on open-borders, etc. tells me that the ruling class is well-prepared for the merger —— but not for the reasons Kasich offers.
This country will always have two MAJOR political parties, while third parties never stood a chance when conservatives concentrated their efforts on a presidential candidate like Ross Perot who was the most successful third party candidate in this country’s history, and he unintentionally got Bill Clinton elected.
Conservatives do not need, a presidential candidate until they become one party with a large number of seats in both chambers of the Congress. In short: Congress first —— president second.
Conservatives sure as hell will never find a candidate among establishment Republicans who swear they are conservative. In any event, Establishment Republicans will never give the nomination to a true conservative.
Donald Trump is an anomaly to be sure, but I would not call him a conservative.
Ohio lawmakers override John Kasich's gun bill veto
by Claude Thompson
December 28, 2018 10:24 AM
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/ohio-lawmakers-override-john-kasichs-gun-bill-veto
by Claude Thompson
December 28, 2018 10:24 AM
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/ohio-lawmakers-override-john-kasichs-gun-bill-veto
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Ohio Gov Kasich Vetoes Bill Banning Abortion After Detection of a Fetal Heartbeat
Lauretta Brown
Posted: Dec 24, 2018 3:30 PM
https://townhall.com/tipsheet/laure...n-after-detection-of-fetal-heartbeat-n2538020
Lauretta Brown
Posted: Dec 24, 2018 3:30 PM
https://townhall.com/tipsheet/laure...n-after-detection-of-fetal-heartbeat-n2538020
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John Kasich's Common Core lie
By Jason Russell | May 2, 2015 | 5:00 am
http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/john-kasichs-common-core-lie/article/2563898
John Kasich was always a presidential joke. He delivered his punch line in the Fourth presidential debate in 2015.
http://time.com/4107636/transcript-read-the-full-text-of-the-fourth-republican-debate-in-milwaukee/
Notice that he wasted no time latching on to the tried and true money-grabbing strategy driving the welfare state —— THE CHILDREN:
In response to Donald Trump’s emphatic statements on immigration that “we are a country of laws,” and illegal immigrants will have to leave the country, Gov. John Kasich said during the GOP debate Tuesday that shipping them back to Mexico is a “silly argument.”
“If people think we are going to ship 11 million people who are law-abiding, who are in this country, and somehow pick them up at their house and ship them out to Mexico?” Kasich asked. “Think about the families, think about the children. So you know what the answer really is? If they’ve been law-abiding, they pay a penalty, they get to stay. We protect the wall, anybody else comes over, they go back.”
Kasich admitted the United States needs to control its border “just like people have to control who goes in and out of their house.”
“If people think we are going to ship 11 million people who are law-abiding, who are in this country, and somehow pick them up at their house and ship them out to Mexico?” Kasich asked. “Think about the families, think about the children. So you know what the answer really is? If they’ve been law-abiding, they pay a penalty, they get to stay. We protect the wall, anybody else comes over, they go back.”
Kasich admitted the United States needs to control its border “just like people have to control who goes in and out of their house.”
John Kasich: 11 Million Illegal Immigrants – ‘They Get to Stay’
by Dr. Susan Berry
10 Nov 2015
https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2015/11/10/john-kasich-11-million-illegal-immigrants-get-stay/
Since 1965 Democrats blocked every attempt to protect this country to the tune of today’s tens of millions of illegal aliens; there is no proof that John Kasich is any different.
Thankfully, Donald Trump was not intimidated by Kasich’s attempt to lay a lay a guilt trip on everybody who does not fall for “THE CHILDREN” scam.
Every presidential candidate after LBJ’s welfare state took off promised to reform the tax code. The rhetoric goes something like this:
‘I can make the government run more efficiently by eliminating waste and fraud.’
Failed presidential candidate, John Kasich, was big on making the federal government run efficiently which is the last thing anybody with a lick of sense wants. If you doubt me take a look at what inefficiency does to you, then look at what efficiency will do.
The fact is this:
REFORM IS ONE Of THE UGLIEST WORDS IN POLITICS ON PAR WITH BIPARTISAN.
Reform is impossible without bipartisan support begs these questions:
1. What does bipartisanship give to Democrats who are committed to a totalitarian “democracy”? (Upchuck Schumer refers to “our constitutional democracy.)
2. What does bipartisanship give to Education industry parasites who thrive on the income tax?
3. When did conservative Americans ever get anything from bipartisan legislation in the past 60 years?
Hark back to the time reforming healthcare filled the airwaves for months on end. Instead of reform the Democrats finally gave the country socialized medicine and called it reform. No surprise there. Whenever Democrats talk about reform they always mean making it worse. Obama and Pelosi must have gotten their definition of reform from a Klingon dictionary. As usual, they played fast and loose with the truth so it fit into their reform socialized medicine sales pitch.
Bottom line: Talking about taxes of any kind must begin and end with repealing the XVI Amendment. Please let me know if you ever hear an elected official in either party mention repeal.
Notice how much John Kasich looks like Alfred E Neuman?
Ohio Gov. John Kasich (R) said on Sunday that the U.S. might be witnessing the end of the two-party political system.
“We may be beginning to see the end of a two-party system,” Kasich said on ABC’s "This Week." "I'm starting to really wonder if we are going to see a multiparty system at some point in the future in this country because I don't think either party is answering people's deepest concerns and needs.”
Kasich ponders end of two-party system
By Luis Sanchez - 02/25/18 10:31 AM EST
http://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/375501-kasich-ponders-end-of-two-party-system
By Luis Sanchez - 02/25/18 10:31 AM EST
http://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/375501-kasich-ponders-end-of-two-party-system
Kasich is wrong about end of the two-party political system. He would be more wrong had he predicted a third party.
The minute a viable third party becomes a reality Republicans and Democrats will merge into one party; i.e., pool their big money contributors, share the same positions of power and influence and so on. In fact, welfare state policies and Internationalism prove that their positions of power are already shared on every level of government.
NOTE: Tea Parties are a serious threat to the establishment because they won congressional seats running as Republicans. The aforementioned merger will take place on the day true conservatives can stop Republicans and Democrats from selling out the American people at every turn.
As for a third party, the Republican Party’s undeniable betrayals on socialized medicine, on amnesty, on open-borders, etc. tells me that the ruling class is well-prepared for the merger —— but not for the reasons Kasich offers.
This country will always have two MAJOR political parties, while third parties never stood a chance when conservatives concentrated their efforts on a presidential candidate like Ross Perot who was the most successful third party candidate in this country’s history, and he unintentionally got Bill Clinton elected.
Conservatives do not need, a presidential candidate until they become one party with a large number of seats in both chambers of the Congress. In short: Congress first —— president second.
Conservatives sure as hell will never find a candidate among establishment Republicans who swear they are conservative. In any event, Establishment Republicans will never give the nomination to a true conservative.
Donald Trump is an anomaly to be sure, but I would not call him a conservative.
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