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America's Post-Election Concerns

Posted by Jesse Childers on Wednesday, November 12, 2008 9:08:30 AM
Now that the election is over (whew), what now?  Well, for one, there is a growing concern for the GOP and its future.  I say we get back to good ol' conservatism, and can this "moderate" crap.  The centrist angle works for the Democrats when they are lying to you, but for Republicans, "right-wing" is the way to go.  When, you've got a moderate Republican running against a liberal Democrat campaigning as a centrist, the Republican can't win.  When you've got anybody running against a conservative right-wing capitalistic Republican, the Republican can't lose.  Yes, conservatism needs to make a come back, but we also need fresh meat.  Look for Michael Steele, Bobby Jindal, Sarah Palin to rise up.

So, with that wrapped, what's else is new?  We've got a band of atheists doing a $40,000 bus ad campaign denouncing God because they feel left out at Christimas.  Does this deserve attention?  Well, a little.  These people can't even say, "Christmas," and they want attention at Christmas, what a joke.  They need to come up with their own holiday and stop sabotaging Christianity.  I don't think this needs to be further discussed.  What else?  Well, there is GITMO.  Let's talk about that.

Obama and the liberals want to close down GITMO and release the POW's.  These terrorists are rejoicing the Democrat victory.  They must really want to be back out on the battlefield killing Americans.  They will get their American fair trial and they will get their release.  GITMO will close and the terrorist will gain back some strength lost during the Bush administration.  That will happen.  I don't know where they plan on holding these people while they await their American right to a fair trial.  All we care about is our image, though.  That's more important than anything.  Closing GITMO is a symbolic gesture to the world.  I guess this will make terrorists like us and not want to kill us anymore.

If we don't bring back the GOP, then we're in some serious trouble.  America will not survive under liberals.  The Europeanization of America is a plague.  Everything that makes America America is slipping away fast.
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Who Obama Puts Down as References

Posted by Jesse Childers on Wednesday, October 29, 2008 12:00:08 PM
Well, first it's Wright.  The infamous anti-American racist.  Then it's Ayers who needs no introduction, and ACORN.  Now, we learn of a video guarded by the L.A. Times with Obama attending a party with one Rashid Khalidi.  Rashid is a friend and frequent dinner companion of Obama.  The Hot Joints notes, "It really does look pretty bad that the Times would refuse to release such a tape. I have a hard time believing if they had video of McCain attending a dinner for a Klansman they would be withholding it."
 
The question to be asked now is just who the heck is this Rashid Khalidi.  And, who else, who would surely keep Obama from a security clearance, do we need to find out about.  These are not casual associations, these are close ties, and there are just too many to discount.
 
Rashid Khalidi is the director in Beruit of the official Palestinian Press Agency, FAFA.  He received a $70,000 grant to the Arab American Action Network, from the Woods Fund.  Wait a minute, there's that Woods Fund again, where Obama sat on the board with Ayers.  Anyway Rashid Khalidi held a fund raising event for Barack Obama inside his home.  This man has direct ties to the Palestinian Liberation Organization (another Obuddy with "terrorist" on his business card).  The Hawaii Reporter states, "Khalidi serves on the faculty of Columbia University in New York and is best known as the professor who invited Iranian President Ahmedinejad to visit Columbia University after he finished his speech at the United Nations. According to confidential sources, Khalidi has direct ties to the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO), a group on the US State Department's list of known terrorist groups."  Sources say that the Obama's even babysat Khalidi's children.  Now, that is not so casual as Obama will lie it is.  Of course it has been reported that Ayer's babysat for Obama.  See a threesome developing here?  Who would you let at your kids?
 
So, who else is out there that is being kept under wraps.  I say for every associate exposed there are ten more hidden away.  There's no way we know about them all.  Obongo Obama, Farrakhan, Rezko, Auchi, Davis, Odinga, Meeks, you name it, the list goes on and continues to swell.
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Senator Government

Posted by Jesse Childers on Thursday, October 16, 2008 12:39:29 PM
Slip of the tongue or calculated foray on Barackonomics?  Contributing to one of my requests for the debate, memorable moments, this is one of Senator McCain's most noteworthy lines of the night, "This really gets down to the fundamental difference in our philosophies. If you notice that in all of his proposals, Senator government wants -- Sen. Obama wants government to do the job."
 
Spendid. If that was in fact a genuine slip, it was quite remarkable, and if not...brilliant.  People may begin to start paying more attention to how much government has betrayed us these days, and just how much Barack Obama plans to employ that very thing.  McCain was absolutely right when he noted, concerning Obama's policies, "that's big government at its best." 
 
We are talking about a trillion in new spending and no specific ideas for cuts.  Barack Obama will either have to exhorbitantly contribute to the deficit or else raise everybody's taxes like we haven't seen since Carter.  And when the Bush tax cuts expire, kiss your pay checks good bye, folks.  If he thinks that taxing job developers will generate the revenue he's going to need, then he is living in a rainbow sky fortress chimera, but the consequences are real, with unemployment beating Barack Obama in CBS polls.
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Distractions

Posted by Jesse Childers on Wednesday, October 15, 2008 2:19:51 PM
Everything from questionable associations to ties with fraudulent registration efforts has been a distraction for Barack Obama.  Barack Obama says, "It's easy to get caught up in the distractions and the silliness and the tit for tat that consumes our politics."  Obama is sure to point out the triviality of every single thing that stands against him.  Let's keep in mind that the only issue is the economy and that Barack Obama's plan is the supreme interest of the entire election.   Every pro-growth pro-America policy delivered by McCain and Palin is silliness and every brand and blemish of Sarah's family front page news, but Barack's own verified ties and associations are unfair game lest the media actually criticize Barack Obama.
 
I'm sure that tonight we will hear more about McCain's ties with Bush and with lobbyists and with Big Oil, the standard political slogans of Barack Obama and the Democratic Party, but let him who dares to cast doubt on Obama by his ties and associations be anathema.  His ties with ACORN, his ties with Fannie Mae and Freddy Mac, his association with a domestic terrorist and a racist anti-American pastor, our enemies' support for him.  The list goes on, but is off limits.  It's all silliness and distraction from the real issue, Barack Obama's socialist policies and far left agenda. 
 
I'm sure McCain needs the approval of people who probably aren't going to support him anyway, the swing voters, nay, the idiot voters, and the far left.  We'll see what happens.
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The Debate

Posted by Jesse Childers on Wednesday, October 15, 2008 8:42:56 AM
Countdown to election day kicks off with the final presidential debate, tonight.  McCain has got to come out and be bold, passionate, and tear down Obama's plan.  McCain has to pick apart Obama on taxes and economy and convince people why his own is much better for America.  It will be tough because Obama, a trained lawyer and good debater, is tough on the defense.  He's got to level with the folks and put it a way that people get.  He's got to come off as the leader and be memorable.  People have such short memories that McCain has got to make this effort.  

 
McCain cannot be the same in this one as he was before, although I believe he won, he didn't convince the undecideds of that.  I think these people need to stand for something and get on board with one ideological philosophy or the other, but thats neither here nor there.  They believe how they believe, and McCain is double bogie with these people.  He also would do well to paint Obama with the brush of elitism and left-wing radicalism that is being kept from...apparently...most people.  I sometimes wonder, though, if people just don't care about that, or perhaps, they are fine with it.  How frightening is that!
 
Listening to the focus groups, they may very well not care about Obama's elitism or leftist agenda.  If McCain wants to expose him he's got to do it with tact.  He's got to find a way that will not seem negative, but kind of like, "ah ha, gotcha", and make the folks think, but then quickly shift back to the hard issues.  That's what people want to hear about.  He's got to hit these issues clearly and concisely, detailed yet simple.  Economy is unfortunately issue number one for most, and the only issue for many.  McCain has the better policies but can't seem to get it across.  He's got to connect tonight.
 
McCain will have to put on his flight suit and challenge Obama.  I mean actually challenge the man to the point where he is stuttering like an idiot.  And he can do it, and people will say, "hmm, that guy cannot defend his position."  And he has to get the American people fired up.
 
This is a tall tall order for McCain, but he has the resilience to prevail.
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