[PubliusMM]

“Not time to worry...yet.”

I beg to differ...

When he spoke at the DNC, some years back, we said “Not time to worry...yet.”

When he announced his candidacy, we said “Not time to worry...yet.”

As he outlined his political platform, we said “Not time to worry...yet.”

When he won the DhimmiRat nomination, we said “Not time to worry...yet.”

When he was elected, we said “Not time to worry...yet.”

When he announced the Porkumongous Spending bill we said “Not time to worry...yet.”

So....WHEN IS IT TIME TO WORRY?

IMO, It’s well past time to worry. We should be acting. We should be shouting to the rafters that this guy is an abomonation, and we are living in an Obamanation. His free pass with the fawning MSM is driving his image and his ‘brand’ into the political marketplace with such force that we may never recover in our present form.

Yep, it’s time to worry! It’s time to be sore afraid of the potential for damage that this pretender and his minions can force on the country.

It’s time to refresh the tree of Liberty, IMO.

[ronnyquest]

Potential for damage? Have you been paying attention to how quickly and completely this guy and his regime have been moving to consolidate power and obstruct liberty?

Time to refresh the tree, indeed!

Funny thing, though, he told us during the campaign and after his assumption of power that he wanted a “civilian” defense force “equal in power to the military.” And the sheeple cheered. They cheered! How liberty dies...

[Sudetenland]

You like taking words out of context do you?
Try to stay on topic.

As for the rest, speak for yourself.

When he announced his candidacy, we said “Not time to worry...yet.”
As he outlined his political platform, we said “Not time to worry...yet.”
When he won the DhimmiRat nomination, we said “Not time to worry...yet.”
When he was elected, we said “Not time to worry...yet.”
When he announced the Porkumongous Spending bill we said “Not time to worry...yet.”

I don't recall anyone here at FreeRepublic saying "Not time to worry...yet" about any of your points, maybe I missed your comments.

Most of us have been quite concerned over Obama's Marxist beliefs and his "assention" to the throne.

He is already beginning to crack. Republicans in the House stood firmly together for the first time in my memory. He has had his offer of negotiation with Iran thrown back in his face by the Iranians saying what Conservatives have known they would say all along, that it is a sign of American weakness.

Some of us have been shouting from the rafters for a considerable period of time.

On the other hand, talking of revolution:

"It’s time to refresh the tree of Liberty, IMO."

Is both premature and counter-productive. It also implies a certain lack of perspective and displays contempt for our constitution and our form of government.

We live in a democratically elected republic and elections do have consequences however undesirable they may be. We survived Johnson, Carter and Clinton; we will survive Obama as well.

Until Obama and the Democrats actually attempt something extra-constitutional, like taking away our RTKBA or free speech or begin to deploy troops against our own citizens, talk of "refreshing the tree of liberty" is foolish and dangerous. It feeds right into their trap.