Posted on 06/17/2014 5:51:03 AM PDT by rktman
For We the People, Obama’s time in office has thus far been tantamount to a march through hell with the complete deconstruction of America strapped to our backs and with despair and immiseration clinched in our teeth. And for the privilege of being unwilling participants in this death march, Obama believes we should be grateful. Obama has usurped and overrun congressional authority in less time than it took for the Kudzu vine to overrun the South.
Some years back I wrote: “Many in America wanted to be proud when the first person of color was elected president, but instead, they have been witness to a congenital liar, a woman who has been ashamed of America her entire life, failed policies, intimidation and a commonality hitherto not witnessed in political leaders. He and his wife view their life at our expense as an entitlement – while America’s people go homeless, hungry and unemployed.” (“Nero in the White House,” Aug. 8, 2011)
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They have called her every name in the book. However, nothing has stuck,
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I might have agreed with you up until a couple of week’s ago when a guy I know who is a Ronald Reagan-style Republican (he even named one of his daughters Reagan) said the other day: “No, we don’t need to nominate Sarah Palin, that lady is dumb.” I’ve known this man over 20 years, and I was shocked to hear him say that. But, somewhere along the way, he bought into the media lies. My attempts to convince him otherwise were futile.
how about a conservative Christian woman.
Perry would be acceptable. Carson might be acceptable.
Before we decide, we need to somehow stop the bloody reign of terror from the current management.
works for me!!!
Perry and Walker? Conservative?
These two support Amnesty (parsed definition of *Path to Citizenship*)....NO THANKS!!
Why don't we let it play out before starting up the circular firing squad on conservatives?
It=letting them state their positions clearly if they run.
In that regard, I'm just as passionate as you are.
agree X all.
The church in Acts did not overthrow the Roman occupation.
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Exactly...because the root of all of this is NOT political. It’s a spiritual Kingdom that will endure. Even the Apostles, who were taught and formed by Jesus Himself, only slowly came to understand this. We do know though, that a virtuous leader chosen by God, can have a profound influence on those he leads.
http://www.ontheissues.org/governor/Scott_Walker_Immigration.htm
And, this....Perry’s “Have a heart” statement, made during his last Presidential run:
PERRY: If you say that we should not educate children who have come into our state for no other reason than they’ve been brought there by no fault of their own, I don’t think you have a heart. We need to be educating these children, because they will become a drag on our society. I think that’s what Texans wanted to do. Out of 181 members of the Texas legislature, when this issue came up, only four dissenting votes. This was a state issue. Texans voted on it. And I still support it greatly.
I've seen all of that stuff. You can believe it if you like, but it's simply not true. I'm as intense an anti-amnesty warrior as you, but you need to be careful. Heck, I've had an ongoing battle with a moron who claims Sarah Palin is for amnesty and puts links up all the time.
Like I said, let's stop the blood flow from the current management (if we can), then let's see what these people actually flesh out IF they run. We can discuss it sanely then, but for now, what we have as de facto policy is totally insane and will ruin our country.
Dont get me wrong, I love sarah but(and I hate to say it) I’m afraid the lib media has succesfully damaged her image
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There is no doubt her stock has fallen. I think she could get it back though, if she wanted. I don’t see it happening within the GOP though. The GOP nomenklatura would never allow it.
Next President should be...
1. Republican (Tea Party)
2. A Man
3. A former member of the military with rank of an officer.
4. A good public speaker
5. Married to a woman
6. A person who once ran (A) a State, (b) an Army, (C) company
7. A Christian—a deeply commited one too.
8. Have white hair—no beard.
9. Able to inspire loyality from all.
10. Someone with clear defined ideas and goals.
After ‘Obama’ I’m NOT terribly impressed with ‘liberal people of color’...
I’ve seen all of that stuff. You can believe it if you like, but it’s simply not true.
We can agree to disagree on that ^^... and COMPLETELY agree on this....
....let’s stop the blood flow from the current management (if we can), then let’s see what these people actually flesh out IF they run. We can discuss it sanely then, but for now, what we have as de facto policy is totally insane and will ruin our country.
He’s a Bush. That doesn’t bother me, but the media will make sure it matters to everyone else. We need to win this one.
I'm hoping Cruz will weigh in heavier on this issue soon. We need a brilliant conservative thinker to take on this one, and he may fill the bill. Have a great day.
He can, and sometimes God chooses a heathen….Nebudchadnezzar for instance.
THATS my point.
My brother thinks Republicans are all racists. I voted for Alan Keyes long before he voted for Obama, which means I stopped being a racist before he did.
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