Saturday, August 30, 2008

McCain - Palin 08

Wow! The Republican VP choice, Sarah Palin the Governor of Alaska is now on the ticket with John McCain. The one big issue she will have in common with Obama is the lack of experience. The liberal supporters will now use the experience issue that conservatives have leveled against Obama. Now Palin does have the advantage in that she was running a state, albeit a low population one, but one that plays a significant role with energy policy as well as environmental concerns with the ANWAR region. Other sources of contention that we can expect are her strong family and pro-life choices. She is a mother of 5 with 1 serving in the military and her youngest has Down Syndrome. Her background makes her more of a real person than that of Obama and Biden. The democratic nominees are more of the same, both attorney's, both senators, Obama with under 1 term and Biden with several (6 I believe), both males. The Hillary supporters are slowly crossing the stream to Obama/Biden, but you have to wonder if they have just the hint of a gleam that with Palin as VP that women have to feel good about that irregardless of their political affiliation.

Thursday, August 28, 2008

Obama Wins, But Does America?

Obama gave his speech this evening however, with all the promises he made, the cost of the programs was never truly identified. Oh, well maybe he did, yes your health care may be paid for, your wages will go up, and by the way your company you work for may go out of business because of the taxes it will be required to pay, the cost of your home will go up because the businesses that exist will have to increase its cost for services. The cost for the basic needs such as food and clothing will be increased, but that won't be a problem because your sure to get government assistance for something else. At the end of the day you won't have any motivation to be successful simply because once you become a success you will have to pay more and more for everyone else while your hard work goes unappreciated. Yeah, thanks Obama.
For years the democrats have complained that the rich are the ones who benefit from tax cuts. The ones who echo that sentiment the loudest are your celebrities. Yes those Hollywood types who are always championing the plights of the common man, but has anyone really asked if they are so concerned about the tax breaks that they may receive, how many over pay their taxes or just give a huge tax donation to the federal government. How about ZERO!
Mr. Obama, congrats on your nomination, I just hope that the rest of American has woke up to your hype and found your lack of substance disturbing.

Wednesday, August 27, 2008

Tuesday, August 26, 2008

No Experience Neccessary, Here's Obama

Hillary gave her speech to the DNC this evening in an attempt to bring the democrats into party unity. Since the onset of the democratic presidential race the two front runner were Obama and Clinton. Both have had alot of turns taking digs on the other, but Obama came out on top and is the nominee for the party. We did get a chance to reaffirm some of the beliefs we always held about the dems and who better to make those assertions than Mrs. Clinton herself. Of course there was the typical Bush bashing and republicans are evil spiel. The biggest issue that wasn't addressed was just how was Obama going to lead. There was no talk of his political experience, or proof of any of his abilities to work with those across the aisle. I actually see nothing but a smoke and mirrors message. Clinton was trying to make nice in hopes that those true Obama supporters won't place her into the racist category if Obama losses in November. Let's face it, Obama is going to rely on the 'White Guilt' premise that affects certain sects of the voting public. As I have stated before on other blogs, the race card was played initially by Obama and still raises its head when opportunity allows. We heard Clinton say 'no way, no McCain'. Well I have one of my own. "no experience, no leadership, no experience, No Obama!"

Monday, August 25, 2008

Now Michelle Obama Is Proud Of Her Country

Earlier this year we heard from Michelle Obama and how as an adult she has never been proud of her country. Tonight we hear how wonderful it is for her to be part of this country. More and more contradictions from the Obama camp. Listening to her story of how she grew up is alot like most Americans. Times weren't easy, and she became a Harvard graduate. You see the difference between the Obamas and the other part of America, I wasn't afforded an elitist education like the majority of Americans. Some had to enlist in the military services to have the resources to attend. Now to hear Obama speak everyone in the country will be able to attend high end university without having to try. You pass school and guess what, your education will be given to you without any direct cost to you. That is simply because those who have succeeded in this country will foot the bill for everyone for everything, in short tax them to death. The punishment in America will no longer be prison, it will be if you succeed and make something of yourself you will inevitability have to pay through the nose. This is the class warfare that the democrats have been waging for years and will continue to do so until we are completely a socialist nation. We can only hope that Americans will see the true nature of Obama and his tax, tax, tax policies and redistribution of wealth.

The DNC Is Still Just Plain Crazy

Today starts the Democratic National Convention in the mile high city, let us pray. The lunatic frindge left will be out in full force. Condemning everything evil that ever occurred is a direct result of Republicans. The democratic staple of campaigns can be summed up essentially by taking more money from those who have worked and have become successful and give it to government social programs. Increase the size of government so that citizens won't be forced to think for themselves. First and foremost I am a conservative and I want to keep more of my money and keep government out of my life as much as possible. The American people ought to know that everything that congress and the senate have touched usually fall apart, so doesn't it make sense to let them take over health care and take social security to oblivion? Just ask the dems and they'll tell you exactly that. Essentially if you want to sit home and do nothing and still get paid, then that's the democratic party.

Saturday, August 23, 2008

It's Biden Time

So I was right with my 11th hour pick. VP nominee is Sen. Joe 'Plagerism' Biden. Oh you don't know about that? Well you see it starts off back in 1987 during smoking Joe's first run for the presidency. Biden would make these stump speeches across the country with stirring emotion and such voracity. The problem is that those words belonged to Neil Kinnock of Britian's Labour Party. (I told you Joe has socialist tendancies) So now we have Obama and Biden who has also on several occasions been very successful at open mouth and insert foot statements. Case in point, Biden during the summer 2006 stated
"I've had a great relationship [with Indian Americans]," Biden said. "In Delaware, the largest growth in population is Indian-Americans moving from India. You cannot go to a 7-Eleven or a Dunkin' Donuts unless you have a slight Indian accent. I'm not joking."

Interesting how Obama claims that the GOP has been playing the race card on the campaign trail, and now we have have Obama picking the man for the second most powerful job in the world who has a history of playing the race card. Actualy this may have been planned out by Obama, if McCain does indeed pick Bobby Jindal who is of Indian descent, Obama will utilize the stretegic speech talents of Biden. Perhaps it could be Political Death Match. Now I really look forward to the VP debates prior to the election.

Friday, August 22, 2008

Bayh Humbug

The waiting is almost over. Obama will announce his VP choice tomorrow, I will bet on it being Joe Biden, the socialist from Delaware. Obama should do himself a favor and at least try to get someone is more moderate than socialist. If I were in Obama shoes and shared his ideology of politics, I think I would have to have Indiana Sen. Evan Bayh as a running mate. While I disagree with 90 percent of Bayh's views, he is charismatic enough to get the swing votes from the lack luster moderates who tend to support McCain. In a perfect world I would have liked to have seen Fred Thompson/Ron Paul Republican ticket. As for McCain, he really needs to get the right pick. For most of my conservative colleagues in the collective, we have come to the decision that it will be McCain's VP who will able to ride the waves of conservatism to victory. Alot of talk about Florida Governor Charlie Crist, but he loses the true conservatives vote. Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal has garnered attention from the voice of conservatives Rush Limbaugh, who last year did a fantastic story about Gov. Jindal and his absolute Reagenesque ideology. However with the current climate in the world spectrum, Jindal could be a liability for the swing vote. He cannot bring the moderate side of the spectrum, he would only be able to assist McCain to get the hard core conservative vote. Jindal has a proven track record on the issues and has not wavered. You know exactly where Gov. Jindal stands, on the Right!

Wednesday, August 20, 2008

Obama the anti-Christ

The DNC convention is near, may God Bless us in our time of need. Seriously, so far it looks like Jim Carter is going to grace the American people with his sage like wisdom and give a speech which is most certainly going to bore the country to tears. Carter isn't known for much other than being a complete jackass of a president. He had no idea how to handle the Iran hostage issue and what he did manage was not successful. He lacked any foreign policy skills and I can't think of anything that he did that was a productive venture for the country. But for some reason, democrats are anxiously awaiting his return to the stage. The others listed, John Kerry and Al Gore. Colorado has no idea just how excited the world will be. All of the pomp and circumstance to announce that B. Hussein Obama will be the Democratic nominee for president. I still think he is the anti-Christ.

Monday, August 18, 2008

Obama VP Announcement

So now the big news outside of the cheating Chinese Olympic teams, that would be gymnastics, is the waiting with baited breath by liberals and conservatives alike on who the VP for Obama will be. The bottom line is that the VP will decide on who the odds on favorite is for the election. Conservatives don't find McCain the appealing prospect of properly representing the core values. Obama, well he has been touted as the messiah for the democratic party. I personlly think he is the anti-christ. Anyway, this election cycle has more riding on the VP slots than the presidential candidates themselves. Both sides are hopoing to gather the swing votes. Obama has to get the Hillary voters on his side and McCain has to garner those moderate voters as well as those hard core conservatives who he has in previous years distanced himself from. Not an easy feat to accomplish, yet it can still happen.