It is Not a Whole New Ball Game!

 Democrats dominated from 1986 to 2015.

The Republicans said oh we're better as an opposition party.

Although the leaders of the GOP worked with HRC and Senator Warren, some grassroots would still try to organize and rally.

But, now the local RINOs move in and bust the opposition up like an antitrust lawyer busts up a trust.

One very common lie that public school teacher, pastor or boss man will use is:

"It's a whole new ball game."

Most of the time, it's a total lie.

Organize and rally, yes.

But don't be told the how-to info you got from the ex-staffer or ex-pol is dated.

Your info probably isn't dated.

Don't reveal sources.

King pin RINO needs you shut down.

Look up these three words: stymie, audit, and sequester.

RINOs do those three things for teacher for free every day.

Don't try to replace the RINO with yourself or you'll be reporting to teacher.

If you get elected to office (state or federal, not party office) the first thing you need to do is bust teacher.

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