Whether Republican or Democrat, conservative or liberal,
Christian or otherwise—everyone should be in concurrence that soon-to-be Former
Sen. Jim DeMint is wanting in character befitting a public servant representing
the will and best interests of his fellow Americans, especially South
Carolinians.
Those South Carolinians who campaigned for him, contributed to
his campaign, and ultimately put him into office for a second term, have been
wronged the most.
It is not only his supporters who have been offended, but all
South Carolinian s. Whoever will be the
replacement for Greenville's Benedict Arnold, he will not be chosen by the people
of South Carolina, but by one person, Governor Haley.
If the self-centered, politician were a statesman rather than a venal
whore, he would have made his intention to resign known to his constituents
long before the election in November. Let's not fool ourselves, the so-called
conservative Heritage Foundation
knew months ago that Edwin J. Feulner would step down as its CEO, and that
DeMint would become their poster boy!
Hence, should we not
be hip to the think tank's not-so-deceptive obvious ploy, the thought of which
offending every olfactory sense like a malfunctioning sewage treatment plant. Should we not wonder why the seasoned, astute Dimwit
did not counsel two cronies, both Republican Senate hopefuls, to recant their
politically suicidal remarks, viz. legitimate
rape rarely results in pregnancies (Todd Akin, MO) and pregnancies from rape are something God intended to happen (Richard Mourdock, IN).
Either way, whether Senator
Dimwit did or did not connive to weaken the Grand Old Party, he succeeded
splendidly. Whatever the excuse, he
should be held in contempt throughout South Carolina and American in general—every
place where honest politics is sought.
