The Party of NO

The left has this "The Party of NO" expression and I kind of like it. I am "The Party of NO". Here are some of my ideas on this:

The Party of NO MORE high taxes.

The Party of NO MORE bowing down to foreign leaders.

The Party of NO MORE bailouts.

The Party of NO MORE nationalization of banks and industry.

The Party of NO MORE illegal aliens.

The Party of NO MORE personal disarmament.

The Party of NO MORE teleprompters.

The Party of NO MORE unlimited government.

The Party of NO MORE activist judges.

The Party of NO MORE of "penumbras, formed by emanations" in the U.S. Constitution.

The Party of NO MORE Department of Education.

The Party of NO MORE budget deficits.

The Party of NO MORE living now and making our children pay later.

If the government wants more power then the answer is NO.

If the government wants more money then the answer is NO.

If the government wants to bankrupt the coal industry then the answer is NO.

If the government wants to register our guns then the answer is NO.

If the United States Constitution does not specifically say the federal government can do something then the answer is NO.

The Party of NO. I like it. It suits me. If I were President then whoever orders office supplies for the White House would have to order pens by the truckload because I would be wearing them out vetoing almost every bill that came across my desk. The White House medical staff would have to keep a close eye on my wrist to make sure I didn't get carpel tunnel from writing "NO" so many times. There would be headlines like "Today the President vetoed another 385 bills."

The Republican party doesn't measure up to the title "The Party of NO" at this time. Not by a long shot.

If the Republican party took this idea to heart and believed it and used it a guiding principle then I believe they would win.

The Party of NO