An interesting and rather lengthy article from "The American Spectator."

[father-of-three]

I just read this rather lengthy article on "The American Spectator," and found it to be quite good. I would consider it a "Pro-Constitution" article rather than a Pro-Republican article, but opinions abound. It is 6 "pages" long, so I didn't cut and paste the entire thing. I heard about it today on the Rush Limbaugh program. Rush made an interesting comment about how John McCain said very little, if not nothing negative about an Obama administration, but has been rather vocal in his opposition to J D Hayworth, and how this may relate to the "Ruling Class" issues in the article. There were a number of people that were "named" in the article, but I found the slight majority of them to be from the past or recent past. Woodrow Wilson drew much criticism in the article.

Here's the link:

The American Spectator : America's Ruling Class -- And the Perils of Revolution

[HK4U]

Woodrow Wilson, was a traitor that signed into law the Federal Reserve act. He also made sure that he did his puppet masters bidding by manipulating things so that the opinions of the American public changed from stay out of the first world war to supporting our entrance into the war.

[CathyInBlue]

Yeah, Rush was all over that article today. Thanks for the link. I missed the details of where the article was.

[Ringo]

Woodrow Wilson, was a traitor that signed into law the Federal Reserve act. He also made sure that he did his puppet masters bidding by manipulating things so that the opinions of the American public changed from stay out of the first world war to supporting our entrance into the war.

+1 He hated America more than Obama.