The tyranny of a very small but very powerful minority

Some people actually believe that the majority rule. Nope. Not in America. Not anymore.
The Census shows that at present, the United States is 77.7% white and that figure includes white Hispanics. Without them, it's approximately 62%. All Hispanics number 17% and blacks around 13%. Although many Americans polled believe that the gay community is around 20%, the actual number is 1.6 % and yet the LGBT community wields enormous influence over our culture and has succeeded in tearing down traditional mores of the nation and the world. Why? The answer is that this demographic is extremely wealthy and has influence over many spheres in government, entertainment, the media and industry.

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What They Told Us: Reviewing Last Week’s Key Polls

RASMUSSEN REPORTS, 7/24/2010 - One of the key issues in the political debate now roiling the country is how big a part government should play in our lives. ∴ And on this topic there is a huge gap between the Political Class and the rest of the nation. ∴ Seventy-five percent (75%) of voters prefer free markets over a government-managed economy. But a plurality of the Political Class takes the opposite view. Read more at Rasmussen's... Read More......

Health Care: Clear Majority Now Backs Plan

WASHINGTON POST, 10/20/2009 by Dan Balz and Jon Cohen (Hat tip: John H. Detweiler) - Americans still divided on overall packages. A new Washington Post-ABC News poll shows that support for a government-run health-care plan to compete with private insurers has rebounded from its summertime lows and wins clear majority support from the public. Read more at the Washington Post... Read More......

Change? You Asked for It...

WASHINGTON POST, 5/15/2009 by Michael Kinsley - Even some loyal Democrats are feeling queasy about what will happen if, as seems likely, Al Franken wins the endless dispute over that Senate seat from Minnesota. With Arlen Specter's recent conversion, that would give the Democrats 60 seats, or three-fifths of the Senate, which is a filibuster-proof majority. With a Democratic majority in the House and a Democratic president, suddenly politics seems like a more serious business. Read more at the Washington Post..

Hat tip: John H. Detweiler
John says, "The Democrats chased the truck until they caught it. Now they have to do something with it. If this wasn't so serious, it would be delicious." Read More......