Meet Eric Cantor

Ok. everyone, we hear alot of talk about the "GOP Establishment", OK WHO are they, CALL 'EM OUT! [Free Republic]

“ My short answer to that FR post was "Anyone in the Party who has now, or has ever had decision making authority, or input, into what candidates get funding."  I said short answer.  Common sense leads us to others.  Like Eric Cantor, of whom we can say is is the archetypal establishment Republican.  That would be mealy-mouthed and  unprincipled.   Witness,  this from  Damian. Rodger, I heard Rep. Cantor on the Fox Sunday show. He actually used the term “income disparity.” I couldn’t believe this guy used that term, or that he is a member of the Republican leadership. It occurs to me that the Tea Party is right. Cantor and Boehner need to be replaced. They are on the other side. Sorry to bother you with this, but it is troublesome. Damian Housman http://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/187799-cantor-too-much-income-disparity-in-this-country [Excerpt - Eric Cantor exercising his inner-commie] House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) said repeatedly Sunday that Republicans agree that too few people control too much wealth in America. "We know in this country right now that there is a complaint about folks at the top end of the income scales, that they make too much and too many don't make enough," Cantor said during an appearance on Fox News Sunday, toning down his earlier criticism of the Occupy Wall Street protests. "We need to encourage folks at the top of the income scale to actually put their money their work to create more jobs so we can see a closing of the gap," he added. Cantor’s change of tone comes as protests against Wall Street are gaining in popularity and the White House seeks to ride the latest wave of populist anger. Republicans "are about income mobility," Cantor said as he tried to make the case that the GOP was best equipped to spread the wealth. "And that's what we should be focused on to take care of the income disparities." [etc] ”