The first event in the series labeled the National Council for a New America was held in northern Virginia. It is a suburban area that went for Obama in the presidential election -- helping him become the first Democratic presidential candidate since 1964 to win the state.
This is the entity to which "Sarin Palah" has now aligned herself. The "National Council for a New America" doesn't have a website. Even my plumber has a website. It is the minimum cost of entry to be taken seriously and to get your message out.
Republicans behind the effort told FOX News that the initiative also is meant to counter Obama's portrayal of the Republicans as "the party of 'No.'" The forum, they say, will look to undo any public perceptions of the party as intolerant to new ideas.
I reel at claims that Republicans are the "Party of No." They are actually the Party of "No press coverage for their ideas and alternate legislation." They can, however, be accused rightly of being the "Party with NO website!"
Morons. Stupid. Stupid. Stupid.
Update: I take part of it back. They have a website, but it doesn't appear in a Google Search and the website name is not the same as the name of what they're calling their alliance: www.wethepeopleplan.org.
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