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Democrats: Polarizing a polarized nation

During the midterm elections of 2006 Democrats promised a different approach to American politics. Many candidates spoke of ‘brining America together’ and calming the angry spirit they claimed was ripping Americans apart. Before becoming the first woman Speaker of the House in American history, Nancy Pelosi condemned the Republican Party for contributing, and in fact leading, the great social divide that she felt was plunging the country into a depressed funk.

Less than one year later it is the Democratic Party that is entrenched in polarizing behavior seemingly hung up on avenging more than a decade of futility as the Republican’s controlled both chambers of congress. Instead of embracing an opportunity to change the culture in Washington as they had promised, Pelosi and her liberal left colleagues have expressed an interest to turn up the heat on anyone or anything that is not of the Liberal bent.

Is it time for Sime in the Senate?

Libertarian Arin Sime believes it’s time for a change in how leaders approach politics in Richmond. He is running for the Senate seat in the 24th district currently occupied by Senator Emmitt Hanger who is facing Scott Sayre for the Republican nomination.

Like Sayre, Sime’s toughest job is getting his name and ideas in front of the voting public. Sime has been knocking on doors, talking to people, and working on his campaign for a year. At the moment, Sime finds himself enjoying the people and festivities at the annual Highland Maple Festival in Monterey, Virginia where he will be on March 17-18 as well.