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Written by James Preston Allen
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Monday, 20 June 2011 |
The Fake On the Right
Don’t be fooled or surprised by the tactics of the
unscrupulous who use false morality and deceit to gain
power for their own benefit
By James Preston Allen, Publisher
The just-released attack ad against Janice
Hahn, who is running in the special election for
the 36th Congressional District, has been called
“the most offensive, racist, sexist ad I’ve seen in
all my years in politics,” by
Jonathan Parker, the political director for Emily’s List. The opposing
religious right-wing Republican candidate, Craig Huey, denies any involvement with either the creation or
release of this demeaning attack ad,
which features an image of Janice
Hahn’s face pasted over the face of
a bikini-clad pole dancer. The video
also depicts African-American men
as criminals waving guns and stuff-
ing dollar bills in the dancer’s panties.
This kind of personal political attack recalls
the kind of Republican dirty tricks that once got
the likes of Richard Nixon elected to Congress
and would probably embarrass even Hahn’s most
harshest critics––Jane Barton, Anthony Santich
and others, who have frequently condemned Councilwoman Hahn’s tenure in the L.A. City Council. I have to constantly remind these same critics
of the bad behavior of Hahn’s predecessor, Rudy
Svorinich Jr., while he was in office and caution
the rest of you that if Janice Hahn defeats this anti-choice, conservative teabagger Huey, Rudy Jr. will
be back for one more bite of the apple.
The problem with the right-wing leadership
that is emerging is that not only are they too far to
the right socially and politically, but they don’t
fundamentally believe in government at all, both
locally and nationally. Now, I am not a huge fan
of big government, but I’m also not so naïve as to
believe that big business, those “too big to fail”
corporations or those that hold monopolistic control of the marketplace, shouldn’t be regulated and
controlled for the safety and benefit of the entire
nation. Government’s true mission is to do for us
that which we cannot accomplish individually by
ourselves and that which private corporations
won’t or can’t do for the benefit of society for a
reasonable profit.
For those who object to this definition, let me
just remind you all of the Enron gaming scandal
of the California electric market or the failure of
the subprime mortgage bonds that collapsed our
national financial markets creating the Great Recession. Both caused by an ideologically driven
right-wing, anti-government belief in an “unregulated free market”—free of government regulation that protects the interests of the people and the nation
first, not placing corporate profits
first.
Craig Huey and the gaggle of
potential presidential candidates
throwing barbs at President Barack
Obama are just this kind of antigovernment demagogues, who
preach “small government,” and
then, like George Bush before
them, explode the federal budget by handing out
billions on insider contracts and bailouts to an even
smaller elite of wealthy contributors. Then they
object to raising taxes on the wealthiest of these
same few, saying that the “trickle down” from
these tax breaks grows the economy. That is patently untrue!
The choice is simple once you wipe away the
propaganda, dirty tricks and the wall of noise that
pervades the corporate dominated media. You can
either give Wall Street carte blanche or you can
give Main Street and the middle class a hand up.
Janice Hahn will represent the common people.
It’s in her political DNA. Craig Huey won’t!
Huey is going to connive and slander his way
through this campaign––dirty tricks and all. You
can be fooled by these tactics or be complacent
that Hahn will win this special election without
your vote.
This vile ad shows just how low Hahn’s opposition and the Republican party will stoop to
defeat her and return this district to days long ago
when it was represented by Bob “B-1 Bomber”
Dornan. There are just a few weeks left in this
campaign that will have significant repercussions
nationally if not locally if Huey were to somehow
dirty-trick his way into Congress. Don’t be fooled
or surprised by the tactics of the unscrupulous who
use false morality and deceit to gain power only
to use it for their own benefit.
See the video on line for yourself—
http://tinyurl.com/3myevj4
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