[adorno]

It is true that about half of the voters have been Obamatized and readily accept the fall of the US at his hands, but there is that small segment of undecideds that may vote Hussein out of office.

Unfortunately, the results which the liberals sought to achieve, slowly but surely, through the decades, have become reality. They sought to create a dependence upon government, to the point that, people were left helpless, and eventually, with no choice but to re-elect those that promised them more from government programs. Even if many of those "dependent" people felt that they were being used, they might find themselves in situations where, they could not vote against the democrats/liberals, who, are the ones that will continue bringing them the "sustenance" for everyday living. At this point in America's history, we might have reached a point of no return, where, there are just too many people who have been converted to dependents, and so hapless, that, they can't even conceive of voting for a republican or even an independent candidate. There is too much fear of "the unknown", and they'll continue voting for those who they know will keep them dependent and with food on their plates. That is what the democrats wanted to achieve, and, unfortunately, they've done it. It's awfully tough to undo such a situation, and to even battle against it during elections. That's why democrats win a lot more elections than they should; they created dependence to the point that, it might not be able to be undone. The only thing that can undo it, is if the country completely collapses and we have to start all over again; at least, economically.

[Jyotishi]

> At this point in America’s history, we might have reached a
> point of no return....

I agree. I think that conservatives have to consider that point of no return instead as a tipping point with which to motivate others to vote in record numbers against Obama. The water has reached the top of the dam and now it must flow.