Have you ever wondered who might be driving the radical policies of the progressive socialist democrats?

From the Communist Party of the United States … 

CPUSA on Obama, Democrat Caucuses, Int'l Communist Meeting

A report praising Barack Obama, and the changes wrought by him, as well as communist connection to the Democratic Party, was delivered at the 14th International Meeting of Communist and Workers Parties, held in Beirut, Lebanon, November 22-25, by Erwin Marquit, member of the International Department, CPUSA.^[26]

We express our gratitude to the Lebanese Communist Party for hosting this important meeting under the present difficult conditions.

The Communist Party USA not only welcomes the reelection of President Barack Obama, but actively engaged in the electoral campaign for his reelection and for the election of many Democratic Party congressional candidates. We regarded the 2012 election as the most important in the United States since 1932, an election held in the midst of the Great Depression...

Because of this danger, we viewed our participation in mainstream electoral activity as obligatory, even though both major parties in the United States are dominated by capital, with no effective competition from a mass-scale social-democratic party, We are aware that some on the Left in the United States thought that the correct approach to the elections was either to boycott them, or as a protest, to run or support small-scale left-wing candidacies with no possible chance of winning. We Communists rejected this strategy because too much was at stake.

Faced with a choice between the victory of either the Democratic Party or Republican Party, the Communist Party viewed a victory of the far-right Republican Party as an extreme disaster. In this situation, we saw the necessity of a policy of center-left alliances in order not to separate ourselves from the people’s struggles for dealing with the far right onslaught, The basis of such an alliance now includes the labor movement, organizations of African Americans and Latinos, the women’s movement, gay and lesbian civil rights groups, and organizations of the elderly and retirees. On some issues, these groups are joined by a few far-sighted elements of capital...

In our electoral policy, we seek to cooperate and strengthen our relationship with the more progressive elements in Democratic Party, such as the Progressive Caucus in the U.S. Congress, a group of seventy-six members of the Congress co-chaired by Raúl Grijalva, a Latino from Arizona, and Keith Ellison, an African American Muslim from Minnesota.

 

We also will strengthen our relationship to the Congressional Black Caucus (formed by African Americans in the Congress), which has been the point of origin of innovative policies including an end to the U.S. economic blockade of Cuba, and with the Congressional Hispanic Caucus.

 

In its domestic policy, for example, the Progressive Caucus has put forth a program for using the public sector to deal with unemployment. It has opposed the use of the so called “war on terror” to incarcerate U.S. citizens indefinitely without criminal charges. In its foreign policy, the Progressive Caucus and the Black Caucus are outspoken in their opposition to U.S. imperialist policies abroad. The Progressive Caucus, now that Obama has been reelected, will be playing an important role in contributing to the mobilization of mass activity on critical issues to bring pressure on the Congress and administration to act on them...

While the victory of Obama is a welcome aid for us in our domestic struggles, we still face the challenge of mobilizing mass pressure on his administration to reverse the imperialist character of U.S. foreign policy. The CPUSA will pursue this formidable task vigorously in alliance with domestic progressive forces and with our comrades in the Communist and Workers’ Parties and their allies throughout the world.

[26] Solidnet.org, Contribution of the Communist Party USA, 14th International Meeting of CWP, Presented by Erwin Marquit,, member of International Department, CPUSA, 25 November 2012 

<Source: Congressional Progressive Caucus – KeyWiki>

Bottom line …

It is all starting to make perfect sense.

The progressive socialist democrats have divided the nation into factions – factions that they treat as victims in need of governmental action to redress their grievances – that are cobbled together to create a majority vote for a corrupted party whose strings are being pulled by some of the most radical – and foreign – elements who are subverting our elections. Not that corrupt politicians have any qualms about taking foreign money after it is laundered through American corporations and middlemen.

How did we find ourselves with representatives of our enemies entrenched in all levels of government, in our institutions, in control of our infrastructure, and deeply embedded in our bureaucracy? Senator Joseph McCarthy may have been a loathsome individual but he was dead on when it came to the extent of communist infiltration of our government and institutions.

We need to correct these mistakes in 2016 – by tossing our the democrat party that appears to have sold its original purpose to our enemies. How else could you explain the party’s infatuation with a President who was trained by socialists and communists; a Marxist presidential candidate who loved Saul Alinsky and his rules for radicals, and a party that refuses to uphold, protect and defend the United States Constitution – except when it can be perverted to advance their anti-American agenda?

Wake up sheeple … before we find ourselves with a de facto dictator at the top spot – able to use federal agencies to spy and destroy anyone perceived as an enemy of our enemies.

-- steve