Hey WND? Where’s the Odinga emails? LOL
They are blood sacrifices to their “god”.
Fifty seven million did vote against him though ... he only has a seven million majority out of 320 million Americans ... that’s only .02 percent ..... better way of looking at it ...
There you go.
Hey, since Obama has stirred up the electorate with “hope”, “change” and “yes we can” without defining them, how about us conservatives define them for him?
To all American citizens,
We have just entered a new era. We have elected a new president who has inspired the country and given hope to those who have felt disillusioned and downcast on our great nation. And this is a great nation and a grand example of the success of our experiment in the trust in people over politicians in Washington, in the rule of law over rule of kings, and in every individuals inalienable rights given to us by our Creator. We have been welcomed back in with open arms by the world, and may we use our new found respect and friendship to spread the hope of the American Dream. Hope that hard work pays off and is respected by all. Hope that government powers will be restrained by law and allow freedom to flourish. Hope that those who have given so much of their own free will to the cause of an inspirational presidential candidate, will do the same for a neighbor in need and without government coercion. We have our founders to thank, from their love of freedom, to their Protestant work ethic, to their desire for everyone to be able to read the Bible so that they may be saved. The principles of freedom, hard work, and education still drive the engine of America today.
But we also needed change. Our image has been projected to the world and to our own country in the worst light for eight years. Good and well-meaning Americans were told to hang their heads in shame from charges of racism, unwarranted aggression, and greed. This image was projected throughout the world through the best entertainment industry on Earth, through satellites placed in orbit through American ingenuity, and through our universities that draw students desiring the best education from around the world. But this message is about to change. We have proved we are no longer a racist people. Violence and greed will have no place in our new message to the world. We can hold our heads high with a new image of inspiration shown through and supported by our representatives to the world in every news studio and movie lot from Manhattan to Hollywood. The American culture is not something to be ashamed of, and let us proudly hold our strong traditions of honesty, family, and community through our schools and churches, our farms and offices, and in our own homes. Our country does not need another critic, but we welcome a new fan, and we hear the new message that echoes throughout the world and returns to our ears: “Yes We Can”.
Yes we can bring freedom to our markets from expensive government takeovers and stifling regulations. Yes we can bring freedom to churches who have been stomped out of schools and the public square and recognize them as full members of our communities. Yes we can free every citizen from the burden of a crushing tax code. Yes we can support the rights of fathers as well as we have supported the rights of mothers. Yes we can put guns in the hands of law abiding citizens and strike fear in criminals who would take advantage of them. Yes we can expand the protections a few groups with well-funded lobbyists have to all citizens. Yes we can encourage energy innovation and production for all sources instead of a handful with good government connections. Yes we can restore the respect of a diversity of ideas, worldviews, and affiliations to our schools and popular media.
Yes We Can. Thank you, God bless you, and may God Bless the United States of America.
hey rhema,
i’m willing to bet that half the people who voted for 0, didn’t know his radical stance on abortion. my father in law was thinking about voting for him and i told him all about the BAIPA and how 0 wouldn’t sign it THREE times...i told him exactly what he supported and what it meant for the life of the child...he said earnestly that he did not know that 0 stood for that...that partial birth abortion is wrong and he didn’t agree with 0’s stance on the BAIPA—after we had a row about other topics he said he wasn’t sure if he would be voting for 0 or not...i have yet to find out, but my point is that people don’t realize what is entailed in “a woman’s right to choose.”
We’re making Sodom and Gomorrah look like Mayberry.
“Fourth trimester”??? You mean kill a baby up to 3 months old?
“The propitious smiles of Heaven can never be expected on a nation that disregards the eternal rules of order and right which Heaven itself has ordained”... George Washington, from 1st inaugural address.
Obama didn’t win with the promise of anything specific. He won as a rejection to George W. Bush’s domestic failures, as follows.
1) The WoT, in the minds of the American public, needed and needs to be fought in other countries, not the USA. The public were very appalled and resentful of much of the Patriot Act legislation, which they saw to be unnecessary, intrusive and offensive.
2) He raised the festering issue of illegal aliens, but without a clear and concise plan for dealing with the problem. Instead, every perfidious scoundrel profiting from illegal aliens got their hand into the mix, with the end result of aggravating everyone and accomplishing too little, too late.
3) President Bush adopted a policy in his first term, not seen since intermittently in the late 19th Century, of letting congress run the country. The Republican congress acted without discipline and with disgusting greed, violating any fiscal responsibility. As leader of that party, he should have made them toe the line. That congress was punished as a warning to Bush, but he still did not intervene with the Democrat congress to make them orderly houses. At the same time, Bush continued and took the unconstitutional practice of the Presidential Signing Statement to new heights.
4) President Bush refused to fight back, either in his own behalf, on behalf of Republicans and conservatives, or even the American people, except with the pursuit of the wars. He refused to engage in the bare knuckle political fighting that has to be done with scoundrels to keep them in their place. Pelosi and Reed and their ilk, on the other hand, kept up a continual barrage of scurrilous attacks against him.
The bottom line is that President Bush should have been exclusively a war president, and directed Dick Cheney to keep the domestic house in order, if he was too busy.
FWIW, I remain convinced the average Obama voter hasn’t a clue about the abject evil they have unleashed. The top of Pandora’s Box has been ripped off and we’ll all be much the worse for it.
It’s all about Welfare.
Who told more lies during the campaign WND or Obama?
I think it may be a tie!
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