Posted on 04/22/2008 8:17:52 PM PDT by Brian_Baldwin
I don’t want our women to be told they have to wear a bed sheet over their head. And I don’t want our women to have their car keys taken away. And I don’t want our women to be told they cannot vote. Or that it’s ok for the male husband to literally beat the life out of his wife if she throws a lamp at him. I don’t want our women to be told they cannot drink a beer. Or a bottle of wine. Or a shot of Scotch. Or that they cannot smoke a cigarette, or choose or not choose who they want to sleep around with. Or that they cannot learn to read.
No. I want our women to be free and liberated. And educated if they so choose. And to be seen as the equal, and not cattle.
In other words, I want our women to be like Hillary Clinton.
I don’t want some Eighth Century barbarian to tell our women that they have to bow down to some damn dumb ass, whether it’s coming from a Farrakhan, a Reverend Wright, am Ahmadinejad, or whoever Obama’s friends happen to be.
I don’t want them anywhere near our women.
And that is a reason why I congratulate Hillary Clinton. On the victory tonight. She did it. For more than ten years, I have certainly been a son of a gun when it comes to sticking a pin in the pig of Hillary – anyone can check my file.
I am a Republican. And if Hillary Clinton wins the Democratic nomination, I will be voting for John McCain. A there is no question, if and when the campaign comes in November, I am going to do the same dirty politics that I always do.
But that will be then. Tonight, this is her moment.
And damn, she really did it and I have got to give her credit.
She is a damn good politician. I liked her speech. And, there is one thing for sure.
No matter how bad her socialist health care would be, if it turns out she is wrong and I am right and it’s a disaster, then we can fix it later. Yes, it will be hard, and we will see who is wrong or right – but we can fix it.
But we can’t fix losing to this enemy.
And in the end, in this war, I can trust her – I can trust John McCain, and I trust her in this regard.
But I sure don’t trust Obama for jack.
I see a difference between the speech of Hillary and the crowd who supports her, and the speech of Obama and the crowd who supports him. Some describe the difference in terms of tenor of emotion of the Obama crowd, and try to contrast those who support Hillary as if they are less enthusiastic and thus she is lesser than Obama. And yet, that is not what I see, nor is it the truth. The supporters of Hillary, they are not a crowd. They are supporters. And yes, the supporters of Obama, they are a crowd. The difference between supporters and a crowd is, the crowd is mindless. Primitive. The speech of Obama isn’t full of depth. In fact, it is primitive. It is the speech of a cult leader, and the crowd that is before him is very much a cult. That is a difference between Hillary and Obama.
You will see, the cult can also be destructive. I see an urgency in the crowd that follows Obama.
As everyone knows, a crowd killed Socrates, and a crowd killed Jesus.
I talk to those who are part of the crowd that follows Obama. I am not going to lie. I see the morbidly nervous. The excitable. More than a few are half-deranged.
I don’t want this crowd to tell our women what to do. A crowd isn’t an individual, it is not a man, it is not a woman. Among this crowd are women – and yet, they are not women at all, they are a crowd, a cult. They are going to try to tell our women what to do, because in this crowd I see people with a thirst for obedience. They need a patriarch – it is no coincidence who Baraka’s preacher is, and he learned from his mentor how to speak. It is the talk of a cult, and the target, the audience, is the crowd. And the crowd follows him. And they are primitive, and they will be manipulated and they can be roused and the crowd is not us. It is not America.
Congratulations, Hillary. We’ll beat even you in the end. But today is your day. And it was a damn good day.
I’m enjoying the show, but this is a leeetle bit over the top.
:p
Personally, I don’t think there’s much difference between Obama’s or Hillary’s positions. But since the Clintons put their best interests in front of everything else, she’s more likely to govern toward the center.
Obama a patriarch? Please!! He’s totally p-whipped by his much more ferocious wife.
I’m a woman, and I hate Hillary.
Shrillary would do all these things, and more, if she believed it would further her political goals.
There will be no fixing until Armageddon
of the troubles she will intensify by rushing us into the global government as fast as her treasonous hands and mind can effect it.
Very solid satire, sir!
ofercrisake
Obama — We Are Building A Religion
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xtNr5-up0U
no, from a strictly pragmatic and strategic POV, he’s exactly right. Consider it past the first reading.
PS - he’s driving the point home of the horror of a BHO victory. As I’ve said once before, the devil you know vs. the devil you don’t know (which is almost ALWAYS the scariest and most dangerous).
My thoughts exactly. +1.
Again, friends, this is only about right now, the Dem. primaries, and our strategy of how we want to see each battle go. After their convention, ALL bets are off and we all know (or should) that defeating BOTH Hillary and B. Hussein is tantamount.
I can’t believe any woman actually admires Hillary. Do we really want our first woman President to be someone who slept her way to the top?
There is nothing about her that a little girl should admire. Vicious, conniving, deceitful - I dont want my nieces to be like that. I want them to be dignified, polite, fairminded, and earn what they get rather than sleeping with some guy for it. In other words, I want them to be the opposite of Hillary.
She is strong, I’ll give you that. But that alone is not enough.
Re: BHO as patriarch. He appears as such (or Shepherd) to his vast flock of sheep. Again, we have to look at what their view and perception are.
yes, isn’t it? Fine and witty piece of commentary.
Tonight, this is her moment.
And damn, she really did it and I have got to give her credit.
She is a damn good politician. I liked her speech.
Which part is the "satire"?
I dont know that Obama is the lesser-known of the two.
I think he is pretty obviously an elitist, out of touch latte liberal, who believes in the beliefs of the ivory tower bunch.
Hillary, because she would do whatever it takes to get or retain power, if far less known. She would take away our liberties in a heartbeat if it was the flavor of the day.
For the very reason that she is considered more centrist, she is likely to flop in any direction if she thinks it would help her personally.
But wait, we should not argue over who is better, we should argue over who is more beatable. Because either one would be a nightmare.
“The speech of Obama isn’t full of depth.”
Hillary has so much more depth and experience than Obama it’s almost beyond belief to watch Dems vote for Obama.
Most of them turned on her because of the Clinton baggage.
As for me, I could never vote for Hillary nor Obama. Wish the GOP had a better candidate besides McCain (like Duncan Hunter).
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