We are seeing
Republicans already beginning to try to rebranding themselves so that they will
become more successful in the next election. Bobby Jindal and Marco Rubio are
distancing themselves from the Tea Party, but are they really just a new face
on the old hierarchies? Since Karl Rove has proven himself to be an expert at
rhetoric, we can be sure that we will see some innovative use of images and
words when his new Super PAC presents their choices to challenge right-wing
radical candidates.
Is the
rebranding going to be the same ole hierarchies, just sugar-coated? A good
working knowledge of hierarchies will help us answer and convincingly discuss that
question.
Hierarchy conservators are well-practiced
at convincing others to remain engaged in their hierarchies that ultimately
benefit those on top. They want us to convince ourselves that their hierarchies
benefit everyone, when actually the benefits are going to clueless people at
the top.
We hope that people who are reading our
website will familiarize themselves with the workings of hierarchies, so they
can see through the smoke screens that many hierarchy conservators will throw
out. All of us must ask, "Who's benefiting?" "What CLUES are
hidden behind that message?"