Remember Rope a Dope? January 20, 2018
Posted by Dr. Robert Owens in Politics, Politiocal Philosophy.Tags: Dr. Robert Owens, government shutdown, Schumer shutdown
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Rope-a-dope is a boxing fighting style commonly associated with Muhammad Ali in his 1974 Rumble in the Jungle match against George Foreman. This is a boxing tactic of pretending to be trapped against the ropes, goading an opponent to throw tiring ineffective punches.
This is what President Trump is doing to the Democrat Party. As they try to force their anti-growth pro bureaucracy agenda down America’s throat they still haven’t realized that the emperor is naked. Even with their 24/7 media megaphone trying to give them cover people can see they are on the side of illegal import-a-voter programs and government control when people want freedom and prosperity, secure borders peace.
The Schumer Shutdown is the latest example. Except for those with their ABCCBSNBCCNNMSNBCPBS blinders on it is obvious that to the Democrats giving millions of illegal immigrants amnesty is more important than meeting the legitimate business of government. The Democrats would rather use our tax money to give lifetime guarantees of federal assistance to untold millions who will never pay taxes instead of paying those who are serving our country in harm’s way.
In President Trump these cynical politicians seeking to feather their own nests have finally run up against a Republican who won’t cave under their propaganda storm.
Mr. President this government shutdown is going to damage the Democrats. Let them cave. Now that they have been unable to force you to give them the amnesty they crave hold out for what we all want; secure borders and increased support for the military.
Dr. Owens teaches History, Political Science, and Religion. He is the Historian of the Future @ http://drrobertowens.com © 2018 Contact Dr. Owens drrobertowens@hotmail.com Follow Dr. Robert Owens on Facebook or Twitter @ Drrobertowens or visit Dr. Owens Amazon Page / Edited by Dr. Rosalie Owens
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