Spot-on, particularly concerning Hillary Clinton. She would be much more dangerous in the Oval than Obieboy. He’s a Marxist/communist, obviously, but is a complete neophyte in application. She, on the other hand, has been a communist since before Barry was in kindergarten. She’s a pro at being sneaky and devious in forwarding the communist agenda. Barry has things hidden, but we know they exist and can do some realistic conjecture and piecing-together. She’s been around in the public eye for so long now that she’s like a piece of furniture. We know it’s there, but since it’s been there for so long - we haven’t been paying close enough attention to what she’s been doing.
Soros dropped her for Obama in 2007/08. Barry’s been useful in a slap-happy, but sloppy way which has contributed to Soros being exposed to ALL for what he is. My money’s on him quietly returning to Hillary’s side to bring his damnable agenda to fruition. She knows the importance of being subtle for Soros’ advantage. Of all the things Hillary’s been accused of being, “clown” isn’t on the list.
One of the biggest indicators she’s going to challenge Barry is her hair. She’s let it grow. Gone is the matron style which makes her look her age; shoulder-length gives a more youthful appearance. It does look foolish - because she is in her 60s - but the ‘youth’ culture buys into the image she wants to project. And as long as she can avoid camera close-ups, that visual distance is her friend.
People have been paying minimal attention to her for over a decade now, so her scandals and ideology haven’t been in the foreground. The college kids are bored with Barry; the boomers fed up with him. If she decides to go for it, our conservative side had better be prepared to get out there with all barrels blazing.
Remove the ability. It isn’t hard. F-Hussein,
Cheese and crackers for a week will break his back.
I agree; I think Obama is either toast, or more likely, he’s simply a one-termer. The looming threat is Hillary, for sure.
Whatever they can hang on Hillary with F&F should be pursued with unquenchable resolve —she’s got 2b dirtied up, and good.
I don’t think it’s going to be easy —she’s determined and waaaay more stealthy than ObaMugabe.
I couldn’t agree more with everything you said, particularly your analysis of Mrs. Clinton’s scheme (and, yes, I worded it that way on purpose. We must tie her to the Clinton leftist machine in our fight against her.)
I do believe they will figure out a way to dump Obammie the Commie. Just as I believe she took the Sec. of State position to remain in a federal position to remain politically viable and to stay close to the opponent that defeated her.
All that said, having studied economics intently for the past few years, I do believe we are past the point of no return regarding financial Armageddon. We could fix the problem, but, quite frankly, Americans are too weak and spoiled to endure the ten years of hardship that would be required to fix the mess.
At this point, I almost think it’s best to allow the leftists to remain in office, let them fulfill their agenda, let it all crash, encourage all the cockroaches that are in this country only for the dollar to get the hell out, and then rebuild it from the ground up as our Founding Fathers built it.
If a conservative wins in 2012, both the Dims and the RINOs will ensure that president fails. If a RINO wins, they will continue the path we are on.
In either case, the left will blame the financial Armageddon on NOT having remained in power. If we let them run with the ball and they fumble it, all the world will see it was their fault.
We also need to get this country off its addiction to mainstream education. The four-year degree is killing this country, which is dumbed-down so far it isn’t even humorous any more. Just look at the Occupy Wall Street useful idiots.
I pray we can pull back from the precipice, but the communists have been pushing us toward this ledge since the 19-teens. All aspects of our society have been subverted by their infiltration and indoctrination. We have to be realistic about the gains they’ve made and where we stand.