My favorite moment in every episode of the V television series is when the flesh veneer of the aliens peels away and the lizard beneath shows through.
The truth comes out at last.
Every time I see the flesh give way, I remember the scene in the “To Serve Man” episode of Twilight Zone where the young lady rushes to the gate to try to stop her boss from boarding the alien ship: “Mr. Chambers. Mr. Chambers, the first page is just a collection of English words with their own translation. But the rest of the book — the rest of the book — It’s a cookbook!”
To Serve Man.
“It’s a cookbook.”
Bwa Ha Ha.
I believe the Kanamits offered free health care, did they not?
And so now as they trudge to the electoral guillotine, Democrats shed their skin and their code is exposed.
They really don’t like us.
Seriously.
They think we are fools. They view our religion as superstition. They label our skepticism as ignorance and our patriotism as racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic and fattening.
Nothing is worse to a liberal than fat.
The liberal contempt for America is shining through.
President Obama called voters “whiners” in public. Heaven knows what he calls them in private.
Non-president John Kerry portrayed the electorate as dummies who are easily contented with a slick slogan and fancy logo.
Well, maybe in Massachusetts where they elected him to the U.S. Senate 5 times.
I can see why Obama and Kerry have contempt for the electorate. Obama and Kerry figure anyone who voted for them is a dummy. Ha Ha Ha.
But that is how they act in private.
For them to show their contempt so publicly surprised Reagan’s political director, Ed Rollins.
From Ed Rollins: “I have seen many campaigns in my four decades in politics, but this one is the strangest. With a little more than a month to go and many races still very close, the Democratic message to their faithful is mind-boggling.”
He advised Democrats to quit insulting voters.
Noooooooooooo! Encourage them to do so. This is entertaining. I love watching the meltdown.
The public is paying attention this year. That’s a danger for incumbents in a midterm election. Angry mobs don’t storm the castle to sing, “Happy Birthday.”
And so it is this election.
From Ed Rollins: “Much of the communication that goes on between political figures and voters these days is yelling back and forth between the elected officials pontificating on cable television with their voters watching back home, often in disbelief.
“For those voters not closely following the elections, there are a lot of distractions: The baseball playoffs and the World Series, the NFL and the college football season. But I promise you the real rough and tumble is going to be on the political turf, and the outcome will have real consequences for us all.”
Remember when Sally Field told the Academy upon receiving her second Oscar “You love me, you really, really love me!”?
Well, they hate us. They really, really hate us.
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