Check out my latest at the Thinker: The October Surprise Is Coming
Here's an excerpt -- but it's just a blurb, read the whole thing:
The October Surprise Is Coming Pamela Geller, American Thinker
With chilling prescience, Rand said, "The basic principle and the ultimate results of all statist doctrines are the same: dictatorship and destruction. The rest is only a matter of time."
Only a matter of time.
We have a long and terrible fight in front of us. The fight is as big as the idea, the foundation, the being of this great nation, the fight for America. Yes, it's as big as all that, and the enemy is ruthless, unscrupulous, and evil -- and willing to do whatever it takes to assume absolute control. They build nothing, produce nothing, create nothing, invent nothing. They steal. They demand. They demoralize. They are destroyers.
What will October's surprise be? Read the rest here....
UPDATE: One Atlas reader, PP, poses the following:
.............look for the possibility of statehood for Puerto Rico to be a player.
That would give them 8 more members in the House and make it more difficult to do a Republican take back.
The released to them a 4th round if voting options for their referendum and this one is not worded clearly and could easily be confusing enough to bring it to pass.
Also remember during the 'unofficial' voting there in the primary elections the SEIU was at the same time holding their annual convention there.
UPDATE: There's this......................
After a year in which the present time government under the New Progressive Party (Partido Nuevo Progresista, that attempts to join the Island to the United States through statehood) tried to and succeeded in taking over many institutions that form the basis of the democratic government of Puerto Rico, an atmosphere of hostility followed by many reckless actions that threaten public peace had climaxed in violent and aggressive actions of this government against the parties of the opposition, the organized student movement, the labor unions, the press, the environment, as against every area and institution of Puerto Rico’s civil society.