Barry Husseine Obama is Step an Fetch-it with charm.
The guy has done absolutely nothing during his life time except talk his way up the proverbial ladder of politics.
How any thinking non airhead voter could caste a vote for Obama is beyond my scope of reasoning.
Barry wants to blow off implications that his mentor of 20 years the Reverend Wright has not made in roads into persuading him to the far left of Mao or Stalin.
The racists, hate mongering Reverend Wright is a Robert Mugabe in preachers garb.
God help America and especially conservatives if Obama does get elected cause ain't no man on this green earth will be able to repair the damage that will be done to this great country.
Senor John McCaniac.
He will probably get elected but unlike most I believe that Conservatives will grow stronger knowing that we did not do enough in the primaries to support our candidates.
Truth is McCaniac should not be even close to being our candidate but conservatives trying to play nice or else asleep or apathetic let this guy slip in to take over.
I want to know, where is our conservative leadership?
The only conservatives I know by name showing any kind of leadership ability are Rush Limbaugh and Jim Robinson.
Were are our leaders, who will step up and take control of some 30 million conservatives begging to be led?
Inquiring minds want to know.
Rather than waiting for "our leaders to step up and take control," it is time for each of us to exercise personal leadership. I have every confidence that true and worthy leaders will emerge from within our midst. Our country's great history proves me correct.
Sadly, this election cycle has revealed, in spades, that the majority of voters (in both parties) are looking to Washington, D.C. for leadership. Thus, we find the final three are all U.S. Senators, none of which is prepared, equipped or qualified to lead the greatest nation in the world. As the picture circulating in various FR threads aptly reveals: Washington, Jefferson and Adams have been replaced with Curly, Moe and Larry.
To paraphrase that familiar country song, we are "Looking for Leadership in All the Wrong Places." Until and unless we begin looking for leadership outside the beltway, we shall be sorely disappointed and increasingly disenchanted with each new election cycle.
The Republican party has managed to fumble opportunity away, deciding that making nice with the New York Times and the Washington Post is more important than exercising true leadership. The "Big Tent" has only served to invite compromise and bipartisanship (translate: agreeing with liberals) I paraphrase yet another country song, "When a Party Stands for Nothing it Will Fall for Anything."
John McCain epitomizes Big Tent Bipartisanship, and as such, I consider him a greater threat than either Obama or Clinton. An Obama or Clinton presidency will bring out the fight in the conservatives (long overdue), while a McCain presidency will encourage a party move further to the left.
Today, the election comes down to a vote for center, or left of center. Not much of a choice if you ask me. I will vote in November ...for each and every conservative candidate and cause on the ballot. Sadly, this means I will not be casting a vote for President.