Comments on: If Obama Wins…

By: Steve

Steve — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 05:30:23 +0000

Thank you for the kind words, Karen
All is not lost….I am a so-called Bible thumper who firmly believes that ” that which is done with evil intent will result in benefit for those who seek the truth”
49% of this great country didn’t fall for the liberal agenda and the exposure it got through this crazy election has been a wake up call to millions of people who believe what we believe.
So hang in there & be strong…..you are part of the solution. You are in a grand position to make a huge difference in the lives of young people…..and that difference is eternal!

By: Karen

Karen — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 03:27:14 +0000

That previous entry titled “Steve” is so on target. All I can say is AMEN. The spread of Marxisim goes deeeper though—the ideals have penetrated our public education system and polluted the minds of the up and coming youth and young adults. I know—I’m a 45-year-old working on teacher certification at a small Colorado college, and the curriculum of the entire program promotes Marxism a la Bill Ayers. God Bless America, land that I love, stand beside her, and guide her, through the night with a light from above. God help us. Once freedom is lost, usually only bloodshed can bring it back. Sad, but true.

By: Steve

Steve — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 17:45:50 +0000

With all of the hate groups out there and the knotheads that are willing to do anything to stake their claim in the history books and with all the perverts who prey on the innocent and defensless…...what are the chances that someone will decide to impose “good Ol’ Southern Justice” if Obama wins? The rest of us law abiding citizens will have to spend the next four years enduring the gloating socialists and their crowing about being a “part of history”. Here’s an idea…why don’t we make history by standing up to all the race & hate rhetoric and quit cowering behind the curtain of political correctness. America’s slide towards Marzism is our own fault. We have allowed ourselves to be intimidated by Hollywood, racially predjudiced do-gooders with white guilt, and degenerates with their own personal agendas. I support the NRA and I believe the time will come when that will be our only weapon at hand to defend this wonderful country and our own personal freedom.
If Obama wins….God Help Us and give us wisdom to choose the right path back to sanity and safety from the
socialist steamroller. It will be extremely difficult, but it can be done.

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The Razor » Blog Archive » If Obama Wins… Part 3 — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 03:12:57 +0000

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By: Marie

Marie — Sun, 02 Nov 2008 00:28:44 +0000

Interesting comments,
All of us are aware of the hardships this country has started heading into and regardless of who becomes president they are not going away.
But this is America, “land of the free, home of the brave.”

Most Americans come from humble beginnings and are working people and know how to hunker down when bad times come. Cutting down on unnecessary things. We hear about it everyday.
The Retailers are feeling it already.

I believe we are going to look at living our lives in a much simpler fashion than we have been doing. Start thinking about what’s really important. Because no matter what the government does or decides in the end our forefathers left us a legacy that we have a responsiblity to take care of & pass on to our children.

I don’t believe that American’s are going to allow themselves to slip into Socialism or any “ism”.
No matter what Obama decides to do I agree that the realities that await this country and the President will start overwhelming Obama once he is in office because he is not prepared.

So I say everyone just hang on and get ready for the fight of your lives.

I have voted already and realize that due to the media hype for Obama it’s been a tough fight for McCain to get his message out and I do admire his grit.

By: Sue

Sue — Mon, 27 Oct 2008 02:40:05 +0000

This article is spot on. I agree with everything said.

By: Jess

Jess — Sat, 25 Oct 2008 18:06:10 +0000

Does anyone remember how under the clinton adim the press corp was moved out of the west wing? this love affair with obama and the Media will end,and it will obamas’s own staff who will help divide the both of them.
i’m afraid that once obamas staff starts getting the tuff questions and blows off the media , its only a matter of months before this match made in heaven is turned upside down. massive layoffs,people hungry in the streets,the class warfare phase and chaos in the finanicial markets will be on everyones minds.
Senator Obamas cool look, wont look cool when things are coming apart around him.I think Obama will have to look more concerned than now or people will think he doesnt care, WOW be careful what you wish for.

By: Scott Kirwin

Scott Kirwin — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 01:28:28 +0000

Phil
Thanks for your comment.
I think that Americans have been spoiled by the freedom and prosperity that came about by the Reagan Revolution. Although I still hope that McCain wins, if Obama does indeed win I’m confident that within 4 years the Left wing will be discredited in a way that really hasn’t happened since Carter handed the keys to the White House over to Reagan.
Having lived through the abject failure of the Carter administration myself, I am not in a hurry to return back to that time. However the Left is, and if the majority of the electorate agrees with them, then they deserve it too.

Rest assured, however, that the Left will discredit itself. It knows how to oppose not govern.

By: Philip Brandon

Philip Brandon — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 23:25:38 +0000

As a veteran, I have to confess that I’m amazed at the number of intelligent people I know who have been taken in by the Obama juggernaut. They either fail to see his blatant socialistic attitudes or they just plain don’t seem to care and the recent economic turmoil has caused them to only focus on their checkbook and 401k balances. They resort to name calling when confronted with coherent arguments as to why an Obama presidency would be a disaster and trumpet the name of Bill Clinton as the greatest President who ever lived. And then they hail Obama as the second coming of Bill Clinton.
I’m an Independent and not the biggest fan of John McCain, but he will get my vote. I would honestly prefer that I had another choice, but I can only imagine the harm that an Obama presidency will cause this country. As for the election of 2012, I just hope there’s still a country left to reclaim if Obama wins in 2008. People have no idea as to the financial pain that lies ahead if he wins.

By: Scott Kirwin

Scott Kirwin — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 18:15:48 +0000

Vinny
You are equating the United States with over 200 years of democracy with countries like Iran and China that have never known the concept. While I share your fear of an Obama administration – especially on the issue of foreign policy which the President pretty much owns constitutionally (see this link for my take on that), I trust the Republic will survive.

But it’s important to assess the likely extent of an Obama presidency and plan accordingly. Republicans should already be formulating a strategy for the Republican party to retake Congress in 2010 and retake the White House in 2012. We are likely to have our asses handed to us in two weeks, and it’s important for us to learn 1) why we failed and 2) how we can learn from our mistakes and present an alternative to the Obamanation in 2010.

The first step must be to make an honest appraisal of ourselves followed closely by an honest appraisal of Obama and the Democrats. Obama cannot don a red beret and become Hugo Chavez no matter how much his supporters would like him to.

If anything we should encourage his supporters to mythologize him even more so that expectations for his presidency are unachievable. Just don’t fall for the myth yourself when you do. That way Obama will lose his rock star status and be shown for what he is: a very lucky but average Chicago politician who has no concept about life of ordinary Americans.

The Republicans need to spend the next four years showing how out of touch Obama and his leftist inner circle is – that Americans don’t eat aragula but prefer iceberg. That average Joe the Plumbers can’t afford to buy carbon offsets to justify lighting their 10000 square ft mansions. But I digress.

In short, don’t get caught up in the hyperbole of an Obama administration. Encourage it, but recognize that when all is said and done, America is stronger than any leftist politician from Chicago.

In the meantime, hang in there. It’s going to be a rough 2 years but remember: life is like a wheel; it all comes round.