With a voting record to the left of the only openly socialist in Congress, Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont, Sen. Obama, a product of the notoriously corrupt Chicago machine which rewards political expediency over character, is a plainly arrogant, narcissistic, calculating and carefully choreographed politician with seductively messianic charm, but with what appear to be disturbingly shallow core values.
An unapologetic and habitual flip-flopper, pied-piping sloganeer and nimble flimflammer, this woefully inexperienced and self-consumed elitist with not a single significant accomplishment to his name has been openly endorsed by the Democratic Socialists of America, MoveOn.org, Hamas and the Communist Party USA. Need I really say more?
With his possible election to the White House by a starry-eyed and fawning electorate, so goes the America I have loved and for which so many Americans, some of whom were my buddies, have shed their blood to protect.
With what might well be a Democratic-Socialist takeover in November, I really have to wonder if heartland Americans will any longer feel that the alien country which ensues will be worth the blood of their precious sons and daughters.
Let there be no mistake: America is more than ready for an Afro-American or female president. But, God-willing, it is not yet ready for a far left socialist.
Clearly, Sen. McCain, a lackluster moderate liberal Republican, is the only legitimate choice left before us.
The voters have a little over 90 days to responsibly sort it out. Let's hope their objectivity--and not their emotions--rule the day.
(You may want to read Dr. Corsi's Obama Nation which will be available for purchase August 1st. Since 2006, Dr. Corsi, a Ph. D. in Pol. Sci. from Harvard University, has been documenting Obama's background. I understand it is 300 pages long with about 700 footnotes. So, it sounds like it is well-researched and, therefore, authoritative. I plan to read it as well. I hope he's prepared for the mindless and mean-spirited leftist onslaught which is surely in store for him. As we all know, the left is notoriously thin-skinned especially when dealing with what may well be the truth about their candidates.)
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You are fretting about the onslaught of rampant socialism that will be brought on by an Obama election? What do you call the Bear Stearns bail out? What do you call these ridiculous rebate checks? And, what do you call seven plus years of a Republican President who hardly ever failed to sign a bill loaded with pork? Is that good governance? Where are the conservative values? Your fears about Senator Obama are misplaced indeed. Billy B
ReplyDeleteLike I've said, this country's lurch to the left is inexorble and threatens us all. Both parties seem to be equally drawn to the inevitable socialist state. The problem with an Obama presidency is the speed with which we will get there. You need but to read his bio, study his social and intellectual development and associations to understand that this guy is bloody dangerous. The fact that the Dems, one of the two dominant parties in these United States, have been so easily taken over by the far left, and that the Republicans, once a bulwark of conservatism, are unashamedly adopting many of the Dems' shortsighted tax-and-spend and bread-and-circuses policies clearly suggests that we all have our work cut out for us if we are to stem what appears to be an unstoppable socialist tide. As I have said, were JFK alive today, he'd be stunned--and he would most certainly be a member of the Conservative Party. That's how far left both parties have moved. Compounding the challenge before us are the ascendancy of environmentalist activism and globalism, so far the darlings of the left. But, on balance and for the moment anyway, I still feel MUCH safer with Republicans, and MUCH MUCH safer with Conservatives than I do with the loons on the left which, again, dominate the once proud Democratic Party.
ReplyDeleteI am a staunch pro-life advocate and grew up on conservative ideas. I have the highest regard for family values. That being said, I will definitely not vote McCain. Obama's "lack of character" is nothing compared to McCain's lack of character, morals, and competency to take over this country. I will never vote for someone who leaves his wife after she has had a life threatening car accident to cheat with a women he met at a bar. I would never vote for anyone who thinks that Sarah Palin would be ready to take over the presidency if need be. Being a POW does not equate competency as president!
ReplyDeleteAnd your point is?
ReplyDeleteGas-bag Biden would be a better Prez? You must be jesting. The uncomfortable truth is that of the four candidates, Palin--yes, Palin--possesses the most executive experience. She is also an unimpeachable American, which is more than any of us can say about Berry. And Biden's foreign policy experience? A litany of gross errors in judgement from the nuclear freeze to the first Gulf War and the surge.
I have to admit it. I haven't a clue what makes so many anti-McCain people think the way they do. Not a clue. If I could but dissect the logic of their positions, I might then have a chance of understanding. But, when logic and reason doesn't always seem to dominate their thought processes, I really am at a loss.
Given the choice, Obama-Biden and McCain-Palin, it's a slamdunk for the latter. He left his wife after a car accident? Is that really the basis for your choice? God help us all. Have you honestly checked out Obama and Biden? Obviously not.
But, thanks for the input nonetheless.