Good Luck to the Next Guy

LudwigVanBeet, Nins, Smilin Jack, Notrepublican, RO in Reno, Fineman, and you other crackpot liberals,

How does it feel conversing with a Republican that has done his homework and can shoot you down around every corner? I have stooped awfully low to come to this blog and converse with you, but I know that I must post the real truth, because I am sure that even intelligent people read this blog. I, like Senator McCain, Governor Palin, and many other intelligent Americans are putting America first and are determined to save our great country. We love our country, andwe can see the lowlife, corrupt, evil, angry, America haters trying to destroy our great country. And, you must understand that we will not stand by and let you do that! Our forefathers have fought back greater and more powerful enemies than you. Count your blessings and your days!

The Antichrist!:
When George Soros failed to obtain the election of his candidate, John Kerry, in 2004, he brooded for a while, even said he might get out of politics altogether, but he just couldn???t stop himself. He has stated publicly that he wishes to burst the ???bubble of American supremacy,??? because he says our preeminence in the world is a detriment to global ???equilibrium.??? So far, he has failed, but he keeps on trying.

And Mr. Soros has made no secret either of the fact that he sees the shortest way to effect political shake-ups, what he terms ???regime changes,??? is through very difficult economic conditions.

America has not yet felt the full force of Soros style economic shock treatment. But others have.

Soros made his first billion in 1992 by shorting the British pound with leveraged billions in financial bets, and became known as the man who broke the Bank of England. He broke it on the backs of hard-working British citizens who immediately saw their homes severely devalued and their life savings cut drastically in comparative worth almost overnight.

When the Asian Financial Crisis of 1997 threatened to spread globally, George Soros was right in the thick of it. Soros was accused by the Malaysian Prime Minister of causing the collapse with his monetary machinations, and he was branded in Thailand as an ???economic war criminal??? who ???sucks the blood from the people.??? Right in the middle of this crisis, Soros dashed off his book, The Crisis of Global Capitalism, which demanded a ???third way??? toward economic stability.

Wake up, America, before it is too late!!!!

The next guy is going to need a lot more than luck, he will need expertise in political areas which change almost on a daily basis. I will vote for the one whom I feel has that expertise---McCain/Palin. I do not trust Obama's ability to lead, nor do I trust the direction in which he is leading. He appears to be more along the lines of a dictator than a president of a free country, with his attitude of "This is the way we will do things!" McCain appears more into doing what the people want. I just can't take Obama seriously when he aligns himself with the likes of the Rev. Wright, who sounds like a raging, fanatical lunatic. I know Obama has distanced himself from Wright, but I feel that was strickly a political move, and once he was elected, he wouold be right back in his company. Somebody wants Obama in the White House pretty bad, and that somebody or organization is working behind the scenes, trying despertly to assure it happens, and that is why the rest of us need to be aware and to make every effort to prevent their success. Vote for common sense promises, not for promises which sound good, but in reality are nothing but empty boxes, decorated with lovely lies.

A half crazy Old Man soon shows his sick side as he gets older, and that is what the people are seeing in McCain. Only not just angry but on the verge of Lunacy. Why else would he have picked Palin over Romney.

Howard Fineman is a liberal idiot that really believes what he says. He even goes on MSNBC and looks like a fool.

it would be funny to see obama face a federal grand jury indictment on november 1st this way he won't have to be impeached! resko is singing like a canary !!

I certainly hope Panetta is wrong, to return this country to what is was or what it could be is going to take not just a lot of effort but a very long time.

I have noted the mindless posters who call Obama an "empty suit" or the "do nothing Senator. The fact is Obama has done more in the last 30 years than McCain, Palin, Bush, Cheney and these posters all combined.
Unless of course you consider the economic devastation an accomplishment.

It is going to take a lot of effort and time to just get this country back to where it was 8 years ago, let alone move it forward from the point it was.
After a careful look at what Obama has done with his time for the past 30 years, he is the man for the job, but he will need all the time he can get.

The link below contains a purported list of the top 25 in Congress who got contributions from the folks at Fannie and Freddie. Obama is listed third, after Dodd and Kerry, even though Obama is just a junior Senator. Obama is followed next by Clinton. Barney Frank and Nancy Pelosi are on the list as well.

http://www.investors.com/editorial/IBDArticles.asp?artsec=16&artnum=1&issue=20080918

Then there is the Senate Banking Committee Chairman Christopher J. Dodd who allegedly got special mortgage deals from Countrywide, who gave preferential rates to 'friends' of company's chairman.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25140560/

For an interesting article purporting to detail the House Financial Services Committee Chairs long history with Fannie Mae, See http://www.businessandmedia.org/printer/2008/20080924145932.aspx

"House Financial Services Committee Chair promoted GSEs while former 'spouse' was Fannie Mae executive."

The link below describes how some in Congress tried to use the original version of the bailout bill to divert money eventually recovered to groups like ACORN, a group Obama has a long association with. See:

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122247015469280723.html?mod=googlenews_wsj

And then there is House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who allegedly has directed nearly $100,000 from her political action committee to her husband's real estate and investment firm.

http://www.washtimes.com/news/2008/oct/01/pelosis-pac-pays-bills-for-spouses-firm.

I still remember the famous Newsweek "Bush and God" article and magazine cover. Apparently God spoke directly to Mr. Bush before the invasion of Iraq. We must surely be in biblical times because God is punishing him for leading this country astray. Maybe it's the dreaded seven plagues of America. So far it's: Afghanistan, Iraq, Katrina, and the economy. Brace yourselves - we still have three plagues to go.

The GOP is grasping at straws. They have nothing substantive against Obama, but boy are they good at making up lies. This is the leading Karl Rove tactic for years, and if America falls for this again we should be ashamed of ourselves. Not to mention the obvious fact that this is all a smokescreen to keep the focus off of the fact that Palin and her Alaska associates are in contempt of court for refusing to testify in the Troopergate hearings. After Nixon and Clinton, Americans are to some extent jaded, but really, would you want a VP who refuses to attend hearings in her own defense, and instructs her employees not to testify? That smells like guilt. It surely doesn't give the impression that she has done no wrong and has nothing to hide.

This year, the GOP offers you an angry old man and a woman who, while personable, is desperately uniformed about national and international issues. Both of them are far right politically. McCain used to be a maverick, but since 2004 he's voted 90% with Bush. McCain's policies are not original or reformist, despite how he's tried to co-opt Obama's popular message of change. Please go to the websites of both of the candidates and read their platforms. Obama's Blueprint for Change has more good ideas than McCain's plan. Compare them yourself. Obama's basic premise is that tax dollars should be spent to make America stronger and to improve the lives and well being of our people. For example, he uses education programs to train a new technology workforce, contributing to energy independence, creating jobs and improving the economy. When you read McCain's plan you will find no over-arching design to get America back on track. Instead you'll find more tax cuts for the wealthy, de-regulation of the health care industry, and a stated intent to overturn Roe v. Wade.

I'm a Republican. Although I embrace some forward-thinking social values, in the past I've rarely voted Democrat. My thinking was that since Republicans grow robust economies, by voting Republican I'd be endorsing a plan that would grow wealth for our nation, and then we'd be able to afford social programs. It was a good strategy for a couple decades, but I have to say that the tenure of W. Bush has changed my mind. Not only is there nothing fiscally responsible about today's GOP, the insidious alignment of the party with religious intolerance has really turned me off.

On the other hand, the intelligent luminous thought of Barack Obama has ignited my patriotism. I want a President who puts America first and can get the economy back on track. In my mind, values voting takes a back burner when we are faced with a meltdown of the economy. It is time for a change, a real change. The Republicans have controlled the Presidency for 28 of the past 40 years, but they have fallen down on the job. The Democrats have a stellar candidate this year, and I am voting for Obama.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDofbll86dY&feature=iv&annotation_id=event_922988

The American People who can think for themselves are now seeing the real McCain. He may have been shot down in Vietnam ,but his Superiors told him not to go , his stubborness is now becoming self evident. He cheated on his wife, divorced hr, then married the women he was cheating with.He is a Vengeful, Deceitful, Angry Man , just like members of his Senate have said.

Posted By: willnotvoteobama @ 10/08/2008 7:20:16 AM

I hope you're right, my friend. I hope that Obama gets more scrutiny, however the MSM has telegraphed their focus until Nov. (thus far). They have telegraphed that they will coast on Obama and amplify every "new" attack from the McCain campaign.

It is intensely and personally infuriating to me that Sen. Bob Dole lost his campaign in 1996 that Bush 41 lost in 1992, we are feeling the reprocussions of those losses and the American electorate gives the Dem. party a pass! H. W. Bush, knew from tutelage under Reagan, how to deal with the break up of the Soviet Union and led us on a path to help Russia deal with the break up of their country in a dignified way. Clinton and Bush 43 FAILED in their diplomacy with Russia and now the next president must deal with a Russia that is angry at the "Western" styles changes that put them through harsh economic conditions while the US was flying high off the Tech Boom.

What is it with our electorate that is turned off by men who have strong principles but have had to compromise on legislation after legislation to get it passed? Why do we hate that?

MSM and Obama is wrong. McCain is not reeling from an association with Bush. America knows that McCain is not anything like Bush. McCain's father could have kept McCain out of the line of fire in the Vietnam War, but he didn't - we know opposite occured with the Bushes. McCain does not go spouting off Biblical phrases during campaign speeches or claim Jesus is his hero. McCain's actions actually back up his rhetoric about being a conservative - he is staunchly opposed to spending more than we make, unlike Bush who has ballooned our deficit. I could go on...

And yet because he stylistically didn't out manuever Obama, he is behind. Amazing.

My parents support Obama. I tell them like I tell the rest of you. You will deserve what you get if vote for Hussein. His rhetoric doesn't match his record and his teetering to the middle is very familiar.

Clinton teetered toward the middle, but he had a record to substantiate his rhetoric. I am not interested in grab-bag presidencies. I want to know what I'm gonna get.

We only know one man running for President can back up his rhetoric. The other is just hoping you believe him before any of his dirt comes out.

I am sure Obama is going to win he's got the ACORN factor on his side. And your right it will only be for one term.

"Not all Democrats agree with Mr. Frank that such policies are off-limits to criticism. Last week Rep. Artur Davis of Alabama said in a statement: 'Like a lot of my Democratic colleagues I was too slow to appreciate the recklessness of Fannie and Freddie. I defended their efforts to encourage affordable homeownership, when in retrospect, I should have heeded the concerns raised by their regulator in 2004. Frankly, I wish my Democratic colleagues would admit when it comes to Fannie and Freddie, we were wrong.'

"Mr. Davis is a member of the Congressional Black Caucus."

'Rank snobbery'

Camille Paglia, who supports Sen. Barack Obama, has nothing but scorn for the way the media has treated Sarah Palin.

"The mountain of rubbish poured out about Palin over the past month would rival Everest. What a disgrace for our jabbering army of liberal journalists and commentators, too many of whom behaved like snippy jackasses," Miss Paglia writes at www.salon.com.

"The bourgeois conventionalism and rank snobbery of these alleged humanitarians stank up the place. As for Palin's brutally edited interviews with Charlie Gibson and that viper, Katie Couric, don't we all know that the best bits ended up on the cutting-room floor? Something has gone seriously wrong with Democratic ideology, which seems to have become a candied set of holier-than-thou bromides attached like tutti-frutti to a quivering green Jell-O mold of adolescent sentimentality."

Nowforthetruth, ha that's a laugh. Your farther from the truth than any other blogger on this whole entire site.