Playing by Alinsky's rules

It's well known about the many bogus ethics complaints filed against Sarah Palin during her tenure as Governor of Alaska, but recent revelations have shown that the people behind these complaints are connected with the Democrats, and they're not done with their campaign.

Fellow Blogger for Sarah Palin Josh Painter has three posts at his blog Texas for Sarah Palin on these individuals, their connections and their latest efforts.

In one post, the same tactics used in the form of bogus ethics complaints against Sarah Palin are now being used in Minnesota against Congresswoman Michelle Bachmann. In another post, even though Mrs. Palin is no longer Governor, the same cabal of operatives behind the complaints are now spreading lies and smears about her and her family. And in the third post, the operatives have been trying to suppress a video exposing the connections between themselves and the Democrats. Fortunately, the video is still available and embedded just below:

In case the embed doesn't work, here's a link to the video. The motivation behind these egregious efforts lies in what Josh Painter wrote in one of his three aforementioned posts:

The Democrats are ignoring the old warhorses on the right and aiming their Stalinist tactics right at the GOP's most promising young stars -- those who have been touted in recent years as being "the future of the Republican Party." Obama's most ardent supporters are determined to see to it that the GOP has no future, except for the squishy sort of candidates who can be counted on to lose elections to their Democrat opponents. No one even remotely Reagan-like will be allowed to stand untainted by their vile smears.

And they will do anything, namely playing by Saul Alinsky's rules, to win. This is one very good reason why the good fight for Sarah Palin is important; it's for the future of the one organization that can fight for the values we hold dear; for the future of the Republican Party. Please take a look at all three posts and read them.