Why do liberals feign outrage when people point out their ideology? You don’t see conservatives complaining about being called Capitalists.

Via HuffPo:

Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) made no effort to hide the fact that he believes the Democratic agenda is radical, comparing members of the party to Socialists and Marxists over the weekend.

Johnson lamented President Barack Obama’s reelection with fellow Republicans in a speech on Saturday night in Johnson Creek, Wis., calling it a “body blow to freedom.” He then described what “people who like freedom” — people such as himself — were up against.

“We are up against a strategy that is taking place by liberals, progressives, Democrats, whatever they call themselves nowadays, Socialists, Marxists,” Johnson continued, according to the Daily Jefferson County Union. “We are up against a strategy that has taken place for about a hundred years. Diabolically simple. It’s simply this: A big American government. The problem with that is far too many Americans have bought into that.”

Johnson also said that the left has taken control of much of society.

“They have taken over our universities rock solid,” Johnson said. “In particular, when you control the college of education, journalism, of law, and economics, you control our culture. You utterly and totally control our culture. Liberals have had control of our culture now for about 20 years. We are engaged in just a huge, important struggle. A battle of ideas.”

Read more:http://weaselzippers.us/2013/02/13/lib-o...s-and-marxists/

He's absolutely right. A breath of fresh air to hear somebody in the GOP actually calling it like it is!

That's like

calling the Pope a Roman Catholic

or

OThuga a Marxist, Narcissist, pathological liar, Kenyan, traitor, jerk, demonized, ...

or

Puhlousey a traitorous clueless Gritch

or

ice cold

or

the sun bright

. . .

Good for Johnson and the small cadre of Tea Party folks who are starting to call out the Regime for what it really is despite the GOPe attempts to tamp down this "subversive" language.