“In dealing with terrorists, our tax dollars should pay for weapons to stop them, not lawyers to defend them.”  –Scott Brown, U.S. Senator

Bravo!  That is the clear, common-sense thinking that got him elected in one of the purest blue states in our country.

In stark contrast, [...]]]> Scott Brown, in his victory speech last night, said the following:

“In dealing with terrorists, our tax dollars should pay for weapons to stop them, not lawyers to defend them.”  –Scott Brown, U.S. Senator

Bravo!  That is the clear, common-sense thinking that got him elected in one of the purest blue states in our country.

In stark contrast, President Obama had this to say in an ABC interview with George Stephanopoulos:

“Here’s my assessment of not just the vote in Massachusetts, but the mood around the country: the same thing that swept Scott Brown into office swept me into office.”  –President Obama

What?!  Is he serious?  Clearly his ego knows no bounds; how else could he so purposefully misinterpret the obvious message the voters in Massachusetts sent last night.  Or, is he trying to steal some of the glow from Scott Brown?  What’s obvious is that the people of Massachusetts, along with the rest of the country, are upset with Obama, his policies and those of Pelosi, Reid, Rangel, Barney Frank, et. al.

But Obama wasn’t done.  He went on to say this:

“People are angry and they are frustrated. Not just because of what’s happened in the last year or two years, but what’s happened over the last eight years.”  –President Obama

Oh yes he did.  Yet again, our “leader” blamed the previous administration for his own policy failures.  Any parent of a little child has heard this before.  The “supposedly” most powerful man in the world continues to act like a little kid saying, “It’s not my fault.”  When will he actually become a real leader?  Mr. President, We’re waiting.

Scott Brown has won a tremendous race, beating unbelievable odds, to become the 41st vote against Obama’s monstrosity, the so called “Health Care Bill”.  He must now live up to those campaign promises.

As for the Republicans, they have a lot to learn from Scott [...]]]> The liberals are already pointing fingers and laying blame.  Good for them.

Scott Brown has won a tremendous race, beating unbelievable odds, to become the 41^st vote against Obama’s monstrosity, the so called “Health Care Bill”.  He must now live up to those campaign promises.

As for the Republicans, they have a lot to learn from Scott Brown, how he waged his campaign, what he said, and what he stands for.  And in order for this sea change to become legitimate and to continue on to the 2010 elections, the Republicans must listen to us, the conservative voice.

And for our part, the conservatives, we must not stop fighting.  We must not let the Republican Party ignore us.  The idea of a third party would be disastrous for conservatives, and only aid in liberal victories this November.  No, we must retake the Republican Party, Lincoln’s party, Reagan’s party, and return to our conservative roots.  We must stress a small federal government, individual liberty, individual responsibility, lower taxes, a stop to the ridiculous spending, and provide safe, secure borders for our citizens.

Tonight, we should be ecstatic over Brown’s win.  But tomorrow, we must wake ready to keep working for what we know is right.