Crowning Mr. Frank Lutz King of the new Republican Party

For those strategist who can bend others to their will and are looked to as the one person with all of the answers is a calling much unlike those who claim to be have called by God Almighty.  In the arena of people with that kind of clout, I would have to guess Mr. Lutz has achieved that status.

It has been reported that many of those now facing recall elections in Wisconsin and some Republicans Governors who have realized they have gone a little too far are calling upon Mr. Lutz to try and help them salvage their political careers.  It will be fun to see if it is possible.  These politicians have been clouded by the money and convinced that with the title of governor or in complete charge of federal and state government houses, they can do whatever they wish and follow the will of those who helped them get elected.  What they missed is the money may have helped them present themselves to more voters but it was simply the voters who put them into office.  Candidate Barack Obama proved that it is not money donated by those who will call in that marker while you’re in office but those who you were sent to represent that wields the power.  He also proved that tiny donations from voters can quickly amass to a number which can make anyone seeking office competitive.

It was mentioned while President George W. Bush was in office that Karl Rove would be the star maker and through him the Republican Party will be resurrected and restored to power.  It appears now that this honor will go to Frank Lutz if reports of so many seeking his counsel are true.  They come from all over in search of his wisdom from the regular Republicans to those of the Tea Party brand.  I guess the GOP (Grand Ole Party) will have to soon have rename their party the GOTP (Grand Ole Tea Party). 

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