Wednesday, January 26, 2011
How Conscious Conservative Is Senator Jim DeMint?
After deviating from my review of "Tea Party" legislators because of the holidays and because of the tragedy in Tucson, Arizona, I believe it is now time to return to this issue by looking at Senator Jim DeMint of South Carolina. Senator DeMint is the only incumbent member of this group, so he will be expected to be a mentor to the Junior Senators. It is more important that he champions Conscious Conservative issues than anyone else. Let' see where he stands.
Stance
Build a Border Fence Unconscious Conservative
Repeal the Sarbanes-Oxley Act Conscience Conservative
Re-Structure Corporate Taxes Unconscious Conservative
Eliminate Federal Education Mandates Conscious Conservative
Voted for Marriage Protection Act Liberal/Socialist
Free Market Health Care Solutions Conscious Conservative
It is easier to see where Senator DeMint actually stands, because as an incumbent member of the Senate, he has actually introduced legislation or voted on some of these issues. Senator DeMint appears to have some Conscious Conservative leanings, while being slightly unconscious when it comes to issues like immigration and national defense. He follows the Republican party line of being liberal/socialist on social issues by advocating government control over personal lives. It will be interesting to see what ideas are championed at the Senate Tea Party Caucus.
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