Paul Weyrich - Goo-Goo Syndrome (proper audio/video synchronization)

Paul Weyrich, father of the right-wing movement and co-founder of the Heritage Foundation, Moral Majority and various other groups tells his flock that he doesn't want people to vote.

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[Doc Malthus]

Here's as blatant admission as you'll ever hear from a conservative Republican that most U.S. citizens do not agree with their ideas. In other words, Weyrich got caught telling the truth.

[johnnydl40]

Spoken like a true Nazi fascist.

[Joe Pimpernel]

Democracy is two Democrats and a Republican voting on whose stuff to take.

[William Carr]

It's fundamentally Anti-Democracy.

But then, that's why today's Republicans insist America ISN'T a Democracy. Because they know that if the majority of people voted, they would be powerless.

So they want to move the goalposts; make elected Officials immune to Recall or legal constraints, so when they do get a Republican elected he can do whatever he pleases while ignoring the voters that didn't support him.

[SkreetGil]

One of the most Un-American things you can think or say.

It's atrocious!

[unak78]

I don't get how true moderates still fall for the Republican song and dance. Like with Weyrich or Romney's 47% video, they come right out and say what they're truly all about.

[1motorpsycho]

If they had good ideas for THE MAJORITY, they would want everyone to vote. That is why you know they are up to no good. They want to implement ideas that we don't want.

[karinkdf]

"Like" - thinking people need to understand why right-wign religious fanatics are so into Voter ID laws and #VoterSuppression

[brenda blackwelder]

Wish we could deport him where he won't have to bother with voting.



[DaveAndFrank1]

God help us

[TheLeftyGrove]

Republicans, disgusting.