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The Case For David Freddoso

On the Tuesday night that Hillary Clinton delivered the base of the Democratic party to the unvetted and undeserving Barack Obama, we had a very special edition of the Nocturnal Warrior show. Puma Pam and myself got to chat with investigative reporter/author David Freddoso. He is a protege of Robert Novak and writes for the National Review. Not exactly the type of guy you normally find on a blog-cast geared toward a Democratic/progressive audience. Then again, these are not normal times.

I picked up the book on the Saturday before the convention and did not put it down until I finished it on Sunday. I appreciated the fact that Freddoso stated his conservative leanings right up front with no intention of hiding them. What followed was a very thorough and sober account of the record of the Democratic nominee for President. There was no wild speculation or rumor mongering, just the facts and Freddoso’s interpretation of them. In fact, time and time again Freddoso pointed out that the wild rumors about Obama simply were not true and that there was no basis for them whatsoever.

As a guest, he was a delight. Freddoso is charming, funny and exceptionally bright. He knew his audience and was very respectful. The conversation was enjoyable. At one point, I told him I disagreed with his conclusion that Obama was a dangerous ultra-liberal. I see him as an opportunist who would put on whatever political skin necessary to get ahead. David told me that I could be right, but that is speculation on my part and he would rather stick to the facts and that the legislative record of Obama (what little there is) points to a politician who has supported pieces of legislation so liberal that many Democrats wouldn’t touch them.

However, this thoughtful man who wrote a well researched book, made a mistake. He dared to question the chosen one. So when he was scheduled to appear on a Chicago radio show on Monday night, Obama’s minions went to work. The Obama action alert went to the e-mails of his devoted followers and future brown shirt wearing members of his Civilian National Security Force.

Included in the e-mail was the following:

“David Freddoso has made a career off dishonest, extreme hate mongering,” the email claimed. “And WGN apparently thinks this card-carrying member of the right-wing smear machine needs a bigger platform for his lies and smears about Barack Obama — on the public airwaves.”

That’s not just lies, fabrications or embellishments, it’s libel.

Obama’s thugs were instructed to inundate WGN with phone calls, e-mails and anything else to disrupt the Freddoso appearance. Yes, they did the same thing a few weeks ago, when the same show booked Stanley Kurtz who is one of the few people actually bothering to find out what really happened with the Chicago Annenberg Challenge.

The show went on and Freddoso made his case. And there wasn’t a hateful word spoken, despite the actions of Obama’s Chicago gangsters. There is not a hate mongering word in Freddoso’s book. Of course, they wouldn’t know that since they haven’t bothered to read it. They just happen to know from the title that the book is not about to appear on Oprah’s book club.

Organize false protests to suppress free speech, tell your supporters to get in people’s faces. This is the politics of hope and change?

Take a close look, you are getting an up close and personal view of what an Obama presidency would look like. My suggestion to those of you currently caught up in the spell of the Messiah, read the book.

  • lark

    Obama lies about health insurance. People like to be lied to. Obama does not know what he is talking about.

    How can he lower premiums for those who already have insurance? [More of the same]

    When he offers the same insurance that members of Congress have to those who now do not have insurance, what (que carajo) is it that he is saying (what does he means)?

  • lark

    Obama lies about health insurance. People like to be lied to. Obama does not know what he is talking about.

    When he offers the same insurance that members of Congress have to those who now do not have insurance, what (que carajo) is it that he is saying (what does he means)?

    Make a guess.

  • Perry Logan

    In the words of Paul Simon:

    Laugh about it, shout about it,
    when you’ve got to choose
    anyway you look at it
    you lose.

  • Steve1

    Hey I told you! From day one, I spoke about the Robert Mugabe thug tactics or Mr. Soetoro-Obama. If you think this is going to stop-I’ll predicting, right now, its only to get worst. What galls me is the complicity of the MSM. I am very determined to get my conressional reps to gut these so called pillars of the truth. I will vote down any elected officials who do not regular these assholes from the MSM. A Congressional investigation must be called for! The corporate controlled monopoly of our media must be broken. They, the main media are undermining what is left of our democracy. As for the emulator of Mugabe thug tactics, he and his minons will be rejected on November 4th. When this mess is over with. It is time to purge our party, bigtime. The money hungry hypocrites need to be flushed, along with the garbage from Chicago cess pool-Mugabe thug tactics, in your face, we will bring guns!

  • Steve1

    I’m

  • ford

    I could not agree more that the MSM is complicit in the Obama Campaign.

    The culture that has created this compromise must be identified.

  • Shiloh

    I dunno. I still think the media are all whores for the story and they will climb aboard the story titled the fall of Obama as quickly as they climbed aboard the rise of Obama.

  • Kevin

    I for one would love free for life medical care at Bethesda Naval Medical Center.
    Sign me up!

  • mimi

    “That’s not just lies, fabrications or embellishments, it’s libel.”

    Then sue! Take Freddoso to court, 0bama, if the man is lying.

    Wake up Botheads!

    The man is a liar and corrupt. He does not believe in the principles of democracy.

    The Clintons were smeared with the worst kind of lies. They never once asked their supporters to get in anybody’s face. And they survived the lies.

    But these are not lies. They represent the truth about Barack 0bama that he is trying to surpress.

  • lark

    The MSM will investigate all of Barry Soetero allegations and unsavory connections once he takes the WH. That will sell papers. That will point to the stupidity of those who voted for him. That will give them something to write books about and make money. For now they’ll play dumb.

  • Denise

    If you believe Obama violated the Logan act go to this link. It’s so easy to voice your concern.

    http://www.rallycongress.com/americansentinel/1223/a-call-for-hearings-into-senator-barack-obamas-violation-of-the-logan-act/

    Note: use the “send for free” option.

  • Steve1

    The MSM, is like any other institution which is allowed to go its own way, with no oversight or regulation. Corruption, greed, sloppy and illegal complicit activity. Just like Wall Street, governmnet, etc. We need to address the issues regarding corporate controlled media!

  • Shiloh

    It’s not that I think they are above that. But I don’t think, when the things you allude to begin coming out (and they will) that the media will sit by and let that story go. Besides, even at this pint the media knows Obama is not going to win and the only story they are thinking ahead to is the one about how he lost because of racism.

  • http://investigatebarackobama.wordpress.com/about/ kat in your hat

    Ya, that petition had well over 5,000 letters sent last night and now it is down to 4,000.

  • Steve1

    lark, I’m not so sure about that! We only have to look back upon history as a guide,. Kennedy, Reagan, the lead up to the Iraq war. MSM is very lazy, and won’t report stories which compromise their corporate connections.

  • Eden

    It’s all about money and power, and who owns the media.

  • tzada

    I have been at other blogs with your good suggestion
    Denise. I have also sent it out in emails for others to send on.

  • Shiloh

    “News” is a packaged, stylized product like any other product. They want to sell as much of it as they can. They will impose their bias at the margin, but when it comes down to it they will do whatever it takes to make the sale. Capitalism works and corporations are just structures.

  • tzada

    Huh? How could it lose numbers?

  • lark

    In the debate, health insurance will be a topic. Lets pre-empt the question. It will be the same question for both candidates, will it be? McCain goes first. That way Obama can give the better answer since he still does not have an answer.

    [Granted this question is too difficult for the press to make.]

    Q. Mr. McCain, how does your proposal to provide health insurance for those 47 million Americans that now don’t have one will work?

    Do you readers know?

    [Granted this question is too clever for the press]

    Q. Mr. Soetero, we know that you already said that you offer exactly what Mr. McCain offers, but can you make abundantly clear now by contradicting yourself one more time, exactly how will your health insurance proposal will lower premiums for those with health insurance and what do you mean when you say you offer Congress’ health care plan to those without health insurance now?

    Do you Obamabots know? If you do, please win some votes and tell us.

  • WMCB

    My fairly non-political hubby who would have voted Clinton told me this morning he is voting McCain.

    It’s all about the taxes and TRUST for him. He said that the only Democrat he would have trusted with his pocketbook was a Clinton, because he believed that if she raised his taxes, she would have done so prudently, and gotten this country some real benefits from it. He would be willing to (patriotically) pay more under those circumstances.

    But the rest of the Dems? He says not a one of them has demonstrated any ability to handle money, or to achieve a goddamn thing with the extra money they are always whining he ought to give them.

    He doesn’t think the McCain will do much either, but for him the choice is:

    a) Take my money and do a crappy job, or
    b) Leave my money alone and do a crappy job.

    He’s going with (b), and hoping Hillary runs in 2012.

  • Kevin

    Just signed it and sent it to my list
    Thanks

    Of course I highly doubt that Kerry Kennedy and Frank will take the lead in this

  • Gal from Tex

    well actually we can’t find out what his plan is can we as we see here:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDJSVPAx8xc

  • Kevin

    Signatories like Mike Hunt and Hugh G. Rextion would be my guess.
    Trolls do other things than annoy.

  • Shiloh

    Millions of votes will swing like that. Some by taxes, some by experience, some by lack of American roots.

  • lark

    Probably there was no violation of the act because no action was taken by the Iraqi officials. You need witnesses, two, three or documents. There is just the word of the Iraqi official.

  • http://mmb silverfox

    just bought the book yesterday.

    because of the truthful reportage here at No Quarter, much of what may be in the book may not surprise me at all.

    nevertheless, it is an opportunity to support Freddoso. and to become more informed with facts concerning the most unqualified candidate for POTUS in over 100 yrs.

    my radar picked up on obama last year when i was looking into who i would support for the dem nom. there was something in his energy and preachery that set off an alarm. it was after that i began to really take a look beyond the supposed charisma of obama and to try to find some truth. not easy i found out, since the msm/dem elites were covering up a lot of facts.

    as the primary wore on so much became apparent regarding the dem elite selected candidate, and my inherited party of choice, that at this point i am thoroughly disgusted with politics.

    however….reading the Freddoso book will confirm that which i mostly already know , and will affirm my resolve to vote for the McCain/Palin ticket.

    the democratic party really blew it. obama is the manchurian candidate of our times.

    PUMA
    Let Freedom Ring

  • tzada

    Then lets send things to the Canadian Free Press and the UK Telegraph. They get things out. Then go to all the blogs and just post links to the articles. Some people will believe something coming from a MSM rather than a blog. The New York Post and the Washington Post and Fox can be sent to also. The Drudge Report may investigate and report. They did on Oprah story.

  • Diana L. C.

    Until the people who own the media have some commitment to the important idea of serving as a watchdog over the govenment, the MSM will be nothing but busines operations whose most important goal is the bottom line.

    Maybe some will start learning that the bottom line will increase if they gain a reputation for good, ind depth investigation and objective reporting.

  • ford

    Thanks for the morning pick me up ,Larry!

  • MrMike

    What is it about some people that they haven’t evolved past falling for some snake oil shyster like Obama? But then the fact that organized religion still flourishes it shouldn’t be a surprise. Is the government putting something in the drinking water that inhibits critical thinking skills?

    As for the rest of us who aren’t Moron-Americans, but are too busy making a living and raising a family, the media has an obligation to inform us so we can make a decision based on the character and ideas of the candidates. Instead we get opinions disguised as fact and smears of the candidates they don’t like, see Keith Oberman.

    Did you ever hear the spiel the TV and radio stations give when their license is up for renewal?
    What if a bunch of us wrote into the FCC asking to deny their renewal application on the basis of violating the Public Trust by lying about one of the candidates in order to change the outcome of an election?

  • Clara Barton

    Actually, I don’t think they will expose him once/if he’s elected. Just as with Bush, they knew they would lose access if they opposed him or revealed the truth. Without access, they were dead meat. If something doesn’t catch fire soon, he’ll get away with all this.

  • tzada

    McCain offers up to $5,000 on a couple health insurance. Or I think thats what it was. Lets you choose your provider and doctor.

    Any country that completely controls your health controls you. What would you say if your child’s life depends on you agreeing to something against your principles?

    “A government big enough to give you everything you want, is big enough to take away everything you have.” Thomas Jefferson

  • Chris G.

    I agree it is all about money, but left wing elitism as well. The MSM has been hijacked by the far left. People must organize and hit the MSM where it hurts-advertising dollars.Boycott sponsors of the MSM t.v. news programs and newspapers.

    Let the sponsors know that they are complicit in what has become the death of unbiased journalism.

  • HARP

    If we allow him in now I guarantee he WILL be in for 2 terms. All dissent will be met with trumped up jail terms. Our last resort would be large scale riots and mayhem.

  • http://www.youtube.com/user/PaulFVillarreal Paul F. Villarreal

    Speaking of the Chicago cesspool, here’s a brief walk down memory lane with Obama’s friends and associates: Michelle, Wright, Ayers and Rezko:

    ‘Friends of Barack Obama – Fools & Criminals’
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aNi3D7JZZtI

    I did not create this video, but I’m thankful for the person who did. It is an excellent, 1-minute summary of just some of the problems Obama and his gang bring to the table.

  • katmandu

    http://www.philly.com/inquirer/opinion/28646754.html

    That Obama line about McCain voting with Bush 90% of the time? Not true, according to U. of MD researcher who looked at rankings done by various liberal and conservative groups (like ADA, American Conservative Union, etc.). Obama’s analysis includes procedural votes. On substantive issues, McCain is slightly right of center.

  • Shiloh

    You are right. This is where democracy and capitalism really intersect – we can all vote with our dollars. The most important factor in ad revenue is viewership levels. If you don’t like the news product you are being fed then don’t perpetuate it by watching it! Same with newspapers and it is no coincidence that we are witnessing the demise of newspapers.

  • JoseyJ
  • Shiloh

    And when you count those procedural votes Obama was with Bush over 80%.

  • HARP

    I`m sorry but a lot of you don

  • Steve

    guess you got that wrong. RobWarrior said that about the Liberal smear against Freddoso. Quotation marks ended in the paragraph before.

    The whole Obama campaign is a huge bailout. He wants more faith based initiatives, because the problems are too big for him to solve (then he should not run for the job!), he needs Clinton to bring in her supporters and to win the female voters, he needs “You” to win the election. And donate, donate, donate, get into the faces of people, riot, put pressure on conservatives…

    I want a leader, a guy who can handle tricky situations, not a joker that tells me he is an expert on foreign relations, because he once vacationed overseas and because he has an army of 300 advisors and Mr. Foreign Policy as a running mate.

  • HARP

    I hate when that happens….

    I`m sorry but a lot of you don`t get it. There will be no FCC after he is in,or at least stocked with all his people. Same thing happened in Irag.

  • lark

    Obamabots thinks that Soetoro will adopt Hillary’s plan. Fat chance.

    What’s the difference between Hillary’s health care plan and McCain’s? Do you know?

  • HARP

    Obama voted with the Illinois governor 100 % of the time.

  • ObamaNOT

    This would be GREAT, but the insurance carriers will raise premiums, knowing they can now get MORE MONEY per insured…

  • Kim

    The Canadian press loves Obama. They are pretty liberal in Canada. Didn’t you hear about that Canadian journalist named Heather Mallick who called all of us McCain/Palin supporters “white trash?” I am pretty sick and tired of being referred to in that way.

  • Eden

    plus, he wants to double the tax exemption rate.

    These things effect the people who pay taxes, the ones who DESERVE the tax break.

  • http://me414.wordpress.com/ Divine Democrat

    The brown shirt Obamamanians are not only stupid, but just plain lazy. They refuse to read a book, take the time to fact check. The only thing they live on is hate and more hate and that gives them the only fuel they need to go into action. It’s very much like Hitler’s youth movement. They listen to speech after speech about how those who won’t follow their leader are less than human, and that makes it easy for them to do whatever they can to harm or destroy them. This is supposed to be “Progressive”?

  • Steve1

    Harp, I totally agree with you! If it walks like a thug, talks like a thug, acts like a thug, ITS A THUG! But in this case, the thug has a little sugar in its tank, ala Larry Sinclair. But I agree Soetoro-Obama, if elected will only become worst. Hello Richard Nixon two, in your face, but only worst!

  • Eden

    I sent mine yesterday…my contacts include Obama, and yes I sent it to him.

  • lark

    Great idea. In an ethical world it would work. But is very technical. You need to show the lie and the cover up. Realistically not doable.

  • Sassy

    Are we witnessing a “mob rule” scenario?
    Since the beginning of this campaign, it has been clear that some are determined to win this election, at all costs!
    Destroy the party, destroy individuals, and probably take down our country as well!
    When the Clintons were sacrificed, any observer should have known that these people are “driven” and dangerous!

  • Eden

    Yes, our soon to be Prisoner Blagojevich, who, along with his wife, are being investigated for kickbacks and favortism, among other things.

    He and Emil Jones, Obama’s Godfather of politics, stalled the state legislature over an ethics bill dealing with contributions limits by employees (they are actually extorted practically to pay into the campaigns in some cases, I worked there, I know). This through the budget issues needed to keep jobs, state parks and attractions going.

    They tried to adjourn it until after Nov. 4. Convenient since there only needs to be a couple more Dem signatures to put impeachment of the governor on the ballot.

    Under pressure, the gov had to call a special session for next week, overtime for taxpayers to pay out. This is because they wasted so much time fighting over the ethics bill. It’s just sickening. This special is for budgetary problems. They won’t get to the impeachment issue.

    Watch for it, Obama will claim he is the reason for the special, that due to his encouragement and wisdom, the governor caved.

    They are all thick as thieves, Jones-Blagojevich-Obama-Daley. I want them GONE.

  • Steve1

    D. Dem, I hate to stereotype! But I’m going to do it! Today’s youth have become so self-centered and drug-addicted. Their pack mentally is scary-no independent critical-thinking skills. What has become of our educational institutions?

  • Eden

    This through the budget issues needed to keep jobs, state parks and attractions going.

    that didn’t make sense, what I meant was because they didn’t get the budget done, they are jeopardizing jobs, state parks are closing and Lincoln sites are closing effect Oct. 15.

  • lark

    Negative. Competition by interstate insurers will lower premiums. Why? The grip of the employee groups will be broken. The basis for coverage will be the family unit, not the group size or type. Premiums will drop substantially.

  • Ferd McBerfle

    They don’t want to think–they want their opinions handed to them as it then becomes one less thing to clutter their shuttered minds. Shades of gray are not tolerated.

  • Kim

    Honestly, I think Obama is more of a “figurehead.” He is a good speaker (even if he can’t do it without a teleprompter) and he looks the part. The problem is there is no “there” there. That is the obvious problem that we all have with him. If Obama wins he will “the president”, but it is the people around him that will wield the power of Oval Office. I think we all know who those people are. This is what really scares me about Obama.

  • JohninCA

    I have been saying the same thing and would welcome an effort at a big media boycott (to the extent feasible) by this anti-Obama coalition.

  • Judy L. NC

    I’m heading over to Amazon.com now…to send it to my Kindle. I’ll read it this afternoon.

  • Steve1

    Ditto, boycott, contact FCC, write and call Congressional reps, MSM sucks!

  • bemused

    Then these data need to be remembered and put out in every thread until they sink in past this little corner of rationality. But it needs to be in short pithy form like the Obot argument “voted with Bush x% of the time.” And preferably with some other little hook attached so the numbers don’t get mixed up with Obama’s meme, which they will if the statement looks too similar to the Obot format.

  • lark

    Does Chavez comes to mind? It works for him in his democracy.

  • Ferd McBerfle

    I agree. Oblahblah and his minions are a a particularly dangerous malignancy. They are bound by no rules and will stop at nothing. It isn’t about democracy at all, but their will to power.

  • Judy L. NC

    Here’s what we’re up against. An excerpt of a reader’s review on Amazon:

    There is not a drop of truth in this book. It is written by the same man who swift-boated Senator John Kerry in the 2004 elections

    Bwahahahahah!

  • lark

    I disagree 100 percent. Obama is no figurehead. He is pathological addicted to power through deception. The trick is to mimic his opponent. He is a chameleon. He controls his scene. He is charismatic and intelligent and smart as a weasel. Upon total chaos, we is even able to call for a Constitutional Convention to change our Constitution. Chavez did it in Venezuela. Wake up America.

  • Betty

    When Michael Dukakis was running against Bush all the Democrats knew about the imminent Saving and Loan disaster.

    A delegation of Democrats went up to Dukakis’s home state and told him to keep his mouth shut. Keep his mouth shut. Who were those Democrats? Since they were a delegation, did all the democrats in office at the time know and approve the delegation?

    I know by then the disaster could not have been averted, but the Democrats in power at the time preferred to cripple the Democratic candidate rather then let the truth be told.

    Dukakis put party above country and remained silent. Or more true, he valued his “club membership” above winning the presidency.

    Either that or the congressional Democrats really know how to put incredible pressure on fellow Democrats to keep them silent and aquescent.

  • http://insightanalytical.wordpress.com InsightAnalytical-GRL

    Cross-posted from Free Us Now…

    “Democracy in Suffrage” PAC Formed, Press Conference 9/26…Goal: To Defeat Obama

    http://insightanalytical.wordpress.com/2008/09/20/democracy-in-suffrage-pac-formed-press-conference-926goal-to-defeat-obama/

    Spread the word!

  • lark

    Through no fault of his own, [ours for electing him], after total chaos comes to the nation, Obama will call for a constitutional convention and through the rule of the mob, change our Constitution. A la Chavez. Now popcorn and soda does not look that attractive anymore.

  • http://! Clinton Fan

    And Walter Reed, as well.

    They’ve consolidated, you see.

    Strom Thurmond spent his last years in an APARTMENT at Walter Reed, with round-the-clock attendants. They’d wheel him over to the Hill for key votes….

  • paddyJ

    The Obamites method of discussion and exchange of ideas…
    (Hands over ears) “I can’t hear you I can’t hear you I can’t hear you I can’t hear you I can’t hear you”
    Self-important disrespectful brats.
    And they expect their front man to be given the opportunity to run a country?

  • snosandy

    My husband actually works with a guy named Mike Hunt.

  • http://www.governuts.us Agust304

    JUST THE WORD!? Please do not suggest this Iraqi patriot would lie. He loves his country just as much as we love ours. Trust the people in Iraq as you would trust yourself.

  • Shiloh

    I commented a few days ago that I talk to so many obots who, when confronted with any well-documented fact, simply say “I don’t believe it.” They are brainwashed.

  • snosandy

    My concern for those of us that do have health insurance is that it will become taxable income, which could drastically raise our taxes.

  • Zelda Crunch

    future brown shirt wearing members of his Civilian National Security Force

    This is what scares me. People are picking up on the fact history is repeating itself. It’s real, it’s out there, and it’s happening. Now.

  • Zelda Crunch

    Obama will call for a constitutional convention and through the rule of the mob, change our Constitution.

    It’s not improbable. Sounds realistic to me.

  • snosandy

    And Joe Biden will say its my “Patriotic Duty.”

  • http://www.governuts.us Agust304

    So what would he think if I said that Rangel is disabled because he is black and black people are the bottom shelf goods?

  • http://! Clinton Fan

    He said “politically speaking” but the MSM won’t emphasize that caveat. Just as well–it gets him off the hook, now he won’t have to go out on the trail for the inferior candidate.

    Rangel is a Clinton supporter…he’s reluctantly on the Big O bandwagon, simply because he has no other choice.

    I’m not gonna beat up on him, in fact, I am going to PRAISE Rangel for being a very clever bastard. Think about it–if you REALLY don’t want to stump for a candidate (like, say, Obama) what’s the best way to be “excused,” like a kid from gym class?

    Why, FUCK UP in a big way when talking about the opposition!! Make yourself radioactive while purporting to support your party’s nominee!

    Rangel is now off the “stump” list, because every time he gets up, the MSM will say “Ooooh, the guy who called Palin a REEEE-TARD!!” (they never get it right, why should they start now?)

    Wes Clark did the same thing–he made a smartass remark about McCain flying/crashing planes, and when that wasn’t enough, snarked about his time as a POW not qualifyin him to be Prez. RESULT? Wes Clark, a Clinton supporter, makes himself AVAILABLE to assist Obama, but isn’t ASKED to help out! Now he can say “Hey, I OFFERED….”

  • Zelda Crunch

    Or Harry P Nurse – this was used as a ruse on a morning show once.

  • lark

    I meant there only one person testifying about that.

  • http://www.governuts.us Agust304

    Obama is loosing college support because the kids don’t like the idea of having to suck his toes in order to get the grants their parents already paid into with their taxes. Brown shirt, my ass. He wants their noses up his.

  • lark

    Not if you get a tax credit.

  • csuzeq

    I have seen all year where some websites start over after they reach 5000 so maybe there is a problame with how their counter is set up.

  • richasis

    “They are bound by no rules…”

    they are bound to ‘mob rule’ whilst beholden to themselves…

  • hootnannie

    Anyone who tries to shut down discourse and information has something to hide. This is simple common sense. And anybody who has the slightest inkling of a thought of voting for BO needs to read either Corsi’s or Freddoso’s book. Bobo’s minions constantly scoff at both, as though they’re undocumented musings and rantings. Untrue! And Bobo himself called Corsi’s “a pack of lies” when the volume has many quotes directly from BO’s own books! (These, of course, may well BE lies!) But we should be heartened. Any campaign that wallows in cheapshots and nutty accusations is in the throes of desperation. Today, I heard that Charlie Rangel called Palin “disabled”. Who do he and other BO supporters think they’re impressing? Only other of their ilk. Either they’re fearful of losing their base and/or they’re simply lashing out in an orgy of frustration and fury. And the cultural far left, by laying bare its dastardly, anti-religious agenda, is solidifying the cultural middle and right against it. It’s absolutely amazing. It’s okay for Bobo to have pastors who are racist and anti-American, but not okay for Palin to have had one who, while in Kenya, believed witchcraft (spoken of in the Bible) was afoot!

  • morganjane

    Yes, that is how people vote, I know lots of Republicans and Dems that would take Hillary raising their taxes a bit but won’t trust Obama with their taxes. They will vote John McCain now.

  • richasis

    i’m not so sure… barko is a ‘made’ candidate.

  • richasis

    why change the constitution when subverting it works so well…?

  • snosandy

    Wasn’t it the Canadian press that called us “white trash.” Added to Bill Maher’s latest description of us and Obama’s thoughts, we are a new group of Americans, “Fu**ing dumb typical white trash.” Hello friends.

  • http://www.centristnet.com Geoff

    Folks – daily reader sometimes poster here.

    Obama is on the offense against PUMAs – the media has come up with this poll trying to explicitly link Democrats who won’t vote for Obama to racism. Sad excuse for political discourse, looks to me like this is confirmation of Obama’s big move to paint his opponents’ supporters of explicit racism.
    http://news.yahoo.com/page/election-2008-political-pulse-obama-race
    Ironically, to me, is the Obama push for bipartisanship right after the Raines/Johnson allegations started.
    Also ironic is the Politico’s first commentary on the effect – scaring whites into voting for Obama because they dont want to be seen as racists. Freaking sad.
    Every time I think that Obama’s record and campaign is catching up to him, the stars align to save his ass – the meltdown, and now new media narrative of bipartisanship to embarass mccain for attacking on fannie, and now this – a subnarrative of you’re a racist if you vote mccain.
    Sad.

  • morganjane

    To me it doesn’t matter. I voting for the guy who I don’t agree with on evrything but I know can deliver on something.

  • http://! Clinton Fan

    He’s thinking what many others are–that Obama will try to tax his way out of this financial crisis…and which sheep are always ripe for the shearing? Baaaa, baaaa, baaaa….the middle class.

  • http://www.centristnet.com Geoff

    Freddy’s is much better in my opinion – notice how Obama has had nothing substanive to say against his book and a 40 page fact check on Corsi.

  • Steve-O

    And the Democrats were once thought to be the good guys. Obama brings out the worst in “Democrats”. It seems to be no coincidence that there is an animal name hidden in “democrats”

  • http://www.centristnet.com Geoff

    That is pretty scary. The question is if Obama gets in, will he really try to make a move to autocracy? It seems slightly outlandish to me.

    Plus, in the hyper video wired world of the US now, his boys would get busted and implode his popularity.

  • Ferd McBerfle

    But the “mob rule” amounts to no rule at all, except that the strongest thug is left standing in the end. When the end is the entire focus, the means becomes a free-for-all. That’s why mobs so easily get out of control.

  • morganjane

    I agree, he is a pawn for other people who wanted power and couldn’t get it, Dean, Kerry, Biden, Ted Kennedy, Gore, Edwards, Richardson are the high profile players but the real power is behind the curtain… Obama has been groomed by a number of people and we do know who they are and what they want. Follow the money.

  • Ferd McBerfle

    While I cannot and do not lay all the blame on parents, they are the first line of defense against this sort of behavior with schools being the second line. That these two no longer work together is self evident.

  • C.S.

    Rangle’s foot is still stuck in his mouth since his “apology” consisted of

    I meant to say then, and I am saying now, that she entered the campaign with a disadvantage in the area of foreign policy…”

    which lets everyone know that it isn’t about foreign policy inexperience because Soeroro/Obama’s foreign policy disadvantage is far greater than Palin’s…unless you count all his fund raising events attended by foreigners.

    Why is Rangle willing to destroy his political career to prop up some inexperienced wannabe whose name he doesn’t even know? Methinks he doth protest too much. What are they holding over his head that he would sell out our democracy so cheaply?

  • iVet

    Send this review from The Economist to as many people as you can and post snippets around the web:

    IF YOU find yourself believing that “we are the ones we’ve been waiting for”, or that “this is the moment when the rise of the oceans began to slow” or even, tout court, that “yes we can”, the chances are that you are suffering from a severe case of Obamamania.

    Tens of millions of Americans and an even larger number of Europeans have fallen victim to the syndrome, which involves a belief that a young black senator from Chicago can cure the world’s ills, in part because of his race, in part because of his obvious intelligence and rhetorical skill; but in no part because of any record of achievement in the past. Fortunately, an inexpensive remedy is at hand.

    It comes in the form of a new book by David Freddoso, “The Case Against Barack Obama”. Unlike the authors of some of the cruder attacks on Mr Obama, Mr Freddoso works for a well-respected organisation, the online version of the National Review. Although it is a conservative publication and the author makes no secret of where his political sympathies lie, this is a well-researched, extensively footnoted work. It aims not so much to attack Mr Obama as to puncture the belief that he is in some way an extraordinary, mould-breaking politician.
    http://www.economist.com/books/PrinterFriendly.cfm?story_id=12252991

  • LookingForwardTo2012

    lol…my husband would call that a “Brain Fart”.

  • http://mccaindemocrats.wordpress.com/ 30yrdem-not any more

    I read David’s book it is very good. If you have not, pick it up, it is worth your time and money.

    I read a piece that suggests that McCain will be using Reverend Wright in some ads soon.
    ‘Attack by Association’ Viewed as Fair Game by McCain Camp
    http://blogs.wsj.com/washwire/2008/09/19/attack-by-association-viewed-as-fair-game-by-mccain-camp/

    Don’t be shocked if you see the McCain campaign pull the controversial Rev. Jeremiah Wright out of mothballs in new attacks against one-time parishioner, Barack Obama.

    McCain advisers say that they see “attack by association” as fair game now, arguing that Obama’s campaign has been using that technique to go after McCain. In particular, the Obama campaign has hammered McCain on the stump and in TV ads on the number of one-time lobbyists working for his campaign. (The McCain campaign is also angry about a Spanish-language TV ad that ties McCain to Rush Limbaugh on immigration, without ever saying that McCain took on Limbaugh and others to fight for comprehensive immigration reform.)

    If you have not seen it yet, Newt has a video going after Charlie Gibson and the MSM in general about past presidents and prayer. It is a history lesson in a way.

    Prayer, God and War: The Media Elites v. Palin, Clinton, JFK, FDR, and Lincoln
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4hpwM4Jjyrs

  • sowsear

    I am just finishing Freddoso’s book. I was warned early on in the book that not only was he a conservative, but that he is extremely unfond of the Clintons, and he does give Obama some passes when he feels there isn’t sufficient evidence to cite BO’s and his bot’s more unscrupulous behavior. Nonetheless, the book does cover and reference evidence that would have sunk any past political figure. Unfortunately, the MSM refuses to come back from their moral vacation, mand report any of it.

  • snosandy

    It is so scary that today’s youth are the ones who are choosing our next leader.

  • John Smith

    Well you know what will happen when those people who they call racist go into the voting booth they will vote all republican just to get back at the democrats for what they have done this year. I am doing that as well. I will be voting all republican just to make a point. I know a number of people who will do the same.

  • Lipstick LaPig

    it would be real nice to know exactly who is influencing the media.
    is there any way for the public to follow the money?
    CNN has had lots of commercials on clean coal and the likes. Obama is beloved by the nuclear power industry, because he was so easy to corrupt.

  • snosandy

    Well this parent has talked to her two college students about the fraudulent primaries, the lies that have been spread and media bias, and they are so disgusted that there is no way they will vote for Obama.

  • http://mccaindemocrats.wordpress.com/ 30yrdem-not any more

    I have learned more than I want to know about dems this go around….It made me look into the repubs in my state…I will not be voting for any dems my self…I don’t know if I ever will again..

  • Lipstick LaPig

    Obama isn’t liberal!
    That is the problem.
    They’re making their judgement strictly on race.

  • richasis

    “Our last resort would be large scale riots and mayhem.”

    if that happens, it would be about time…

    most people have been so beaten down with ‘guilt’ to even dissent.

    unless it’s against ‘whitey’…

  • LookingForwardTo2012

    Very effective.

  • Lipstick LaPig

    How come they never talk about the people who are voting for Obama ONLY because he is not white.

  • RememberWeWill

    islamabad…. at this hotel which was bombed, lots of americans stay there.

  • richasis

    the future of america is screwed, isn’t it?

  • LookingForwardTo2012

    However, he should know how very serious and deadly asthma can be and should have chosen another example.

  • richasis

    this, the product of ‘Great Society’ socialist education…

  • richasis

    yup… kinda like our inner-cites.

  • http://mccaindemocrats.wordpress.com/ 30yrdem-not any more

    Yes it is racism, but they won’t point it out because he is the first ever…to bad he wasn’t qualified…

  • richasis

    INNER-CITIES = THE NEW VOTING ‘BLOCK’

  • SlowBurn

    i will never vote for a democrat again . . .ever!
    this includes you too hillary for supporting the fraud , the big zero

  • JM08

    Obama is on the offense. Mocking and ridculing McCain.

    McCain is on the defense. Even McCains attacks are these weak ” obama took money from this company, or his advisor worked for this company etc.” People dont pay attention to that stuff, every election has those attacks.

    What gets peoples attention are the personal attacks, the stuff that is down and dirty. It has been proven in presidential election after presidential election.

    Obama gets it. He is running these ads basically calling McCain a racist on spansih tv. McCain can complain all they want. They work.

    All the polls now are trending away from McCain.If McCain just wants to keep the conversation about the economy, and his attacks limited to the garden variety ” hes got this many lobbyist that works for him” THEN MCCAIN WILL LOSE

    McCain needs to change the conversation in a big way. Obama and the media will keep the focus on the economy from now till Nov 4 if you let them.

    McCain needs to bring up Ayers or Wright NOW. He needs to link Obama to them out of his or palins mouth. Not through some weak web ad, or written statement, or flunkie surrogate.

    HE NEEDS TO QUESTION OBAMAS PATRIOTISM AND CHARACTER.

    NOW

  • http://mccaindemocrats.wordpress.com/ 30yrdem-not any more

    I have been watching, It is awful…so much fire…18 deaths so far that they know of..

  • http://mccaindemocrats.wordpress.com/ 30yrdem-not any more

    I watched Obama yesterday, he looks like some kid…”smartypants”…I really can’t stand the man at all but they all laugh in the crowd…very immature if you ask me..

  • http://www.centristnet.com Geoff

    It is a great review.

  • http://www.centristnet.com Geoff

    isn’t that just the crazyist think tho?

    Obama is true Teflon.

  • richasis

    don’t blame them… look at the education system that stresses ‘equality’.

    no critical thinking – only memorization…

    even then, only 70% of students graduate high school… but that’s HIP!

    i’m sorry, but many kids today can’t think their way to even save themselves…

    they are dumbed-down in the name of ‘equality’ – just how ‘the system’ wants it.

  • richasis

    i hope that’s true, but…

  • fluffy bunny

    I really hope you are right about Obama losing. I’ve said for a while that Obama’s dearest wish is to bring the “Zimbabwe miracle” here to the US.

    The guy is dangerous.

  • richasis

    because they are black…

  • Judy L. NC

    sticks and stones. . .

  • http://mccaindemocrats.wordpress.com/ 30yrdem-not any more

    About History repeating itself

    Hitler began his career in politics as a street brawling revolutionary appealing to disgruntled World War One veterans predisposed to violence. By 1930 he was quite different, or so it seemed. Hitler counted among his supporters a number of German industrialists, and upper middle class socialites, a far cry from the semi-literate toughs he started out with.

    He intentionally broadened his appeal because it was necessary. Now he needed to broaden his appeal to the great mass of voting Germans. His chief assets were his speech making ability and a keen sense of what the people wanted to hear.

    http://www.historyplace.com/worldwar2/riseofhitler/begins.htm

  • richasis

    i know what you mean – i get physically ill to just hear his voice!

  • RememberWeWill

    McCain Camp Says Rev. WRIGHT NOW FAIR GAME

    The McCain camp has had enough with the dirty campaign that Senator Obama has been running, and like the old Kennedy family adage, he isn’t getting mad he is getting even, and to be honest, ITS ABOUT TIME ! After countless false attacks about McCain and lobbyists, the straw that broke the camel’s back was the Spanish ads taking Rush Limbaugh and implying that Rush and McCain agreed on immigration. Now McCain is allowing his staff to put everything on the table, all of Obama’s very dubious associations:

    Attack by Association’ Viewed as Fair Game by McCain Camp Laura Meckler reports on the presidential race:

    Don’t be shocked if you see the McCain campaign pull the controversial Rev. Jeremiah Wright out of mothballs in new attacks against one-time parishioner, Barack Obama.

    McCain advisers say that they see “attack by association” as fair game now, arguing that Obama’s campaign has been using that technique to go after McCain. In particular, the Obama campaign has hammered McCain on the stump and in TV ads on the number of one-time lobbyists working for his campaign. (The McCain campaign is also angry about a Spanish-language TV ad that ties McCain to Rush Limbaugh on immigration, without ever saying that McCain took on Limbaugh and others to fight for comprehensive immigration reform.)

    “They played it one way, we played it another way,” said one of McCain’s top advisers, Mark Salter. “Now we’re both going to play it the same way.”

    McCain began that effort this week by linking Obama to Democrats Jim Johnson and Franklin Raines, former executives at Fannie Mae. Johnson was named to head Obama’s vice presidential search before he stepped down amid controversy. Raines is a supporter of Obama (though evidently not an “adviser” as McCain charged at first).

    McCain invoked their names while discussing the origins of the nation’s financial crisis.

    “While Fannie Mae was betraying the public trust, somehow its former CEO had managed to gain my opponent’s trust to the point that Sen. Obama actually put him in charge of his vice presidential search,” McCain said at a rally in Blaine, Minn., this afternoon. He added that Johnson walked off with millions of dollars in compensation despite major problems at the institution.

    “Let’s tell him to give it back!” McCain bellowed to the crowd, which replied with a chant: “Give it back! Give it back!” It was not exactly clear who Johnson is supposed to give the money back to.

    Salter said to expect more of the same, saying the campaign was tired of “catching the spears.” Asked whether to expect attacks involved Wright, campaign spokesman Michael Goldfarb said: “We’ve seen all throughout the (Democratic) primary this guy has a lot of associations that are very problematic.”

    In April, McCain said that he did not believe that Obama shared Wright’s controversial views and said he opposed an anti-Obama advertisement that invoked his name run by the North Carolina Republican party. But he also suggested that the subject was fair play after Obama said that questions about Wright were “a legitimate political issue.”

    “If he believes that,” McCain said in April, “then it will probably be a political issue.”

    http://tinyurl.com/4v24dr

  • Judy L. NC

    Just FYI, I wiki’d this magazine which I have never actually read but tweaked my interest. It is mostly owned by the de Rothschild family. . .and Lynn Forester’s husband was Chairman back in the 80′s.

  • http://mccaindemocrats.wordpress.com/ 30yrdem-not any more

    Me to and I hear that all the time form people around here…I don’t understand why people are voting for him

  • snosandy

    I don’t think you would get a tax credit if your employer pays your taxes.

  • snosandy

    I meant if your employer pays your health insurance. (I wish we could edit our posts).

  • C.S.

    I believe you are absolutely correct. And here’s something else to think about. Most of Senator Clinton’s supporters were waiting for the Republicans to blast Soertoro/Obama out of the water and yet they have launched no major offensive against the Democratic propaganda machine extolling Soertoro/Obama and trashing maverick McCain and tough Palin.

    This is the same group of Republicans that savaged Gore and Kerry for George W. Bush. And the predictions of the media turning on Soertoro/Obama to support the Republican candidate has not come to pass and with the election only a few short weeks away there have been no revelations about Soertoro/Obama’s sordid background and dubious qualifications for president.

    Call it observation, call it intuition, but I’m getting an uneasy feeling that we’re being fooled again and that, like the Democratic primary, the next presidential selection has already been made and this is all just “bread and circuses ” to keep the masses in line until the Emperor has been crowned.

  • Judy L. NC

    Excellent video from Newt. Thanks for the linky dinky. Newt is serving the country more effectively from outside the beltway than he ever did inside, IMHO.

  • No Obama for me

    Rangel is going to jail for all of the shit he has done. Typical African American, just what the article that Ron Fournier was talking about today, which is why 1/3 of White Americans won’t vote for an AA.
    Many AA’s feel they are entitled without working,
    many are violent and many are lazy. Many could
    raise themselves out of their situation but won’t.
    Many others do.
    Obama is corrupt and so is Rangel.
    How dare he make statements like that about Gov.
    Palin. She is a worker and a doer not a scumbag talker.
    McCain/Palin 08

  • Irish1139

    Obama acts drunk or drugged. How can a Harvard graduate stumble like that over his words even if he is tired. I am not a Harvard graduate and I can express myself better than that.

    I think he needs a piss test.

  • Irish1139

    I’ve recently just turned 65 and before that I have had great insurance and went to any doctor I chose. Now on Medicare with a supplemental I can no longer go to the doctors I want… I didn’t know this before but doctors can refuse Medicare patients. I am shocked and still digesting this fact. I feel like I am on welfare.

  • jangles

    I think it is possible that Charlie’s ethics issues are a payback for his long commitment to support HRC.

  • Irish1139

    I have a friend who escaped from Cuba in the 60s. He thinks Obama sounds just like Castro. Castro was a great speaker also. We all know how that worked out.

  • http://chriss chris

    And the American citizen is really not a part of any of it. I too think what’s going on behind the scenes is what will decide this election and we voters don’t count for much at all. There are big money men who want control of this country, doing the manipulation that we will never see or know about. I am very depressed to realize this finally. My guess is this financial mess coming to a head right now is just another manipulation to meet the agenda. We are just audio pawns on a chess board. We make some noise, but it’s just for entertainment purposes and distraction. The real end game is taking place without us. Look at the Hillary fiasco. Did our votes count for anything? No the agenda was met and it didn’t matter if it was illegal or not. The proof will be if the Repubs don’t bump it up and if Obama wins. Very sad to admit the truth to myself that I don’t have a place in my country that means anything anymore. Why worry about communism, socialism etc. happening with an Obama presidency, it already is here.

  • Pink Panther

    Geraldine Ferrara said last night on TV that most women will vote on the issues and support Obama. She further said there are the PUMAs who are still angry about how Hillary was treated by the Obama camp and will never vote for Obama.

    Ferrara may want to look at the definition of issue. Sexism and misogynistic behavior are issues. Being unqualified to run for POTUS is a significant issue.

    PUMA need to make the statement that they are voting on THE ISSUES.

  • http://chriss chris

    I’m getting a t-shirt made with that quote on it. It should be on everyone’s mind when they enter the voting booth. Where’s a T.Jefferson when you need one.

  • http://lesstalkmoreactivism.blogspot.com/ whoframedrudy

    “Organize false protests to suppress free speech”

    The Obama netroots don’t really care about civil liberties.

    Obama’s netroots hack into Palin’s personal e-mail. They obviously don’t care about personal privacy. — so why do they make so much noise about FISA? It’s FISA’s purpose — to protect against terrorist attacks — that’s what they don’t like. They like surveillance and privacy intrusions — they do it themselves. Only when the goal is to protect Americans from being murdered — only then do the netroots think its a bad thing.

  • http://chriss chris

    You know what? Who the hell cares if it’s considered racist anymore. I’m sick of being held to that false idea. If anyone thinks I’m racist because I question qualifications of a candidate for the top job in this country then let them.. I will vote and speak for myself based on experience and who can do the best job in my opinion. I don’t recognize the race card anymore nor do I feel the least bit guilty about my decisions.

  • Andy

    RobWarrior: thanks for your post; there was a very good article on the American Spectator about the Obama’s campaign attacks against Fredosso; it’s also a must read.

    Special Report
    Obama Camp Slimes David Freddoso
    By Matthew Vadum
    Published 9/18/2008 12:08:03 AM
    http://www.spectator.org/dsp_article.asp?art_id=13905

  • jangles

    I don’t know what political history proves about the best timing of attack ads. It seems to me in the past that the heavy artillery usually comes in the last couple of weeks, after the World Series when people actually pay attention. In this race people do seem to be tuning in earlier. Unfortunately, you are exactly right, it is the heavy handed personal attacks that do the most damage. But they can backfire; I think some of the Palin stuff has backfired but I also think it has had more effect than I would ever have believed because it is so ugly. I am hoping that Mac will be able to get help in the attack ads department from 527s. I think he has rolled out some effective ads as of yesterday in response to the Obama attacks. He did not make the shift fast enough from the Palin rollout, Ike, economic crisis. What I notice is that the news cycle is really short; you have to be on your game every moment with new ads targeted to key constituencies that literally happen every 12 hrs. I also notice that almost all of Obama’s surrogates these days are women. But the Obama campaign for all its facility with the attack ad has not always been agile either or McCain would not have gained so quickly with his Palin pick and convention rollout.

  • TeakwoodKite

    30yeardem, What one should also note is what happened to those ” German industrialists, and upper middle class socialites” after he came to power.

    Many where shown the door to hell for their part of the bargin in supporting him.

    I suggest Obama will do the same.

  • https://secure.johnmccain.com/Contribute/Contributef.aspx?guid=aa60f933-6b64-449a-80af-0a52994863dd Linda

    Backtrack Obama
    as a Chicago journalist wrote:
    “Yes, Obama is a cynic and a liar. Having spent about an hour alone with the man, I also think he’s very shallow, a rank hustler.”

    Fraud, Thugs=Chicago Politics,
    Barack Obama

  • jangles

    Gerry was a good soldier for HRC and now she is a good soldier for Obama. She seems to be trying to watch the sexist remarks. You are exactly right however, sexism is a big issue and as one of those PUMA’s it’s big for me. The other big issue is democratic principles. I think most PUMA’s I see commenting on this and other threads are deeply concerned about the strategy and tactics of Obama, not just the sexism, but the way in which caucus proceedings were gamed, voters bullied and rules totally ignored. I know that I am very concerned about voter fraud in voter registration and in early voting at college sites. The thought of an Obama Presidency and a Democratic House and Senate with Pelosi and Reid in leadership positions scares me beyond belief.

  • Irish1139

    Boy, does this sound like Obama.

  • TeakwoodKite

    Robwarrior good post. Thanks.

    Roll tape.

  • BettsAZ

    Welcome to socialized medicine…er,uh,I mean “national health care”

  • churl

    Being a graduate of any institute of higher learning does not mean the person has any sense whatsoever, just that he/she went to school and managed to pass a few tests and download a few papers.

  • educatedwhitewoman

    Ferraro was totally unbelievable when she recently tried to spin Michelle’s comments questioning why voters should support “her” (Palin) because she’s “cute.” It was very clear that Michelle was talking about Palin, despite Michelle’s follow-up comment (after she got a big laugh) “and I was talking about me.”

    Yes, we are totally stupid, Ms. Ferraro! I’m sick of the MSM spinmeisters and party flunkies who peddle total nonsense interpreting the “truth” whenever Michelle or Barack make a snide or crude remark or gesture. Thank god for utube.

  • beachnan

    I really believe that Obama is going to go down to a huge defeat in November. He should be way ahead in the polls right now, since he has the MSM in his back pocket, but according to the polls, things are pretty even. There is a negative feeling about Obama, that most people can’t name, (and no it’s not race), just a gut feeling that this guy is not what he appears to be that will give McCain/Palin the White House. The idea that this man is about change is laughable. The idea that this man is about unity is laughable. The actions of this man do not back the words he speaks. I think people get this on a gut level. Let’s not panic. I think far more people are turned off by Obama, than is showing in the polls right now. This doesn’t mean we should sit on our hands and do nothing. We should continue to talk to people, to go on the blogs, and to get the message out there-Nobama, noway, nohow.

  • Cubs in 08

    “A government big enough to give you everything you want, is big enough to take away everything you have.”

    Thomas Jefferson

    Wow! Fantastic quote! Thanks for posting it. Sometimes I pray to our founding fathers to “inspire” the good people of this country and save us from the totalitarian tactics of BHO & Co. God helps us all…

  • Kathy

    It is scary how Obama tries to shut down all dissent and the media is complicit in this. I also notice it’s always Obama’s opponents who have their speeches/appearances disrupted. First it was against Hillary with the Iron My Shirt group. Then it was the disruption at the RNC and lately against McCain/Palin. I can’t even stand the thought of this disrespectful, dishonest thug in the White House.

  • b mathews

    WHAT IS A “ZIMBABWE MIRACLE”?

  • Cubs in 08

    Mr. “Citizen of the World” wants to make us/US taxpayers “workers serfs of the world.”

    Obama’s Global Tax Proposal

    http://www.worldnetdaily.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=56405

    Sorry that I don’t know the latest on this, but it makes me want to cling to my guns even tighter!

    http://gov.state.ak.us/photos/ftwainwright_govp_05s.jpg

  • b mathews

    YES THE MSM ARE ALREADY SETTING UP HIS LOSS DUE TO RACISM. I DONT CARE WHY HE LOSES..AS LONG AS HE LOSES.

  • Kathy

    Just popped over to clintondems and here’s more support for what I wrote above.

    http://clintondems.com/2008/09/mccain-heckler-at-obamas-28k-plate-fundraiser/

  • NancyJoe

    I did send the letter to Congress about Obama’s big old illegal act. Sadly I have do nothing California reps who will not pay attention. I am embarrassed by California and how idiotically liberal this state is. After all, they let OJ commit murder. What do they about Obama committing every crime under the sun? Anyone voting for Obama is a shameful idiot. Period. He is the worst candidate in American history. I just made plans to leave November 5. When McCain wins, the riots, etc. will be awful. But I have faith in my country that the stupidity of the low life Obama supporters will wear off and people will do the right thing. I hear the “October Surprises” are good ones. Please send Obama to Cuba. Seems he likes their politics more than ours.

  • b mathews

    JUST THE FACT THAT OBAMA IS TELLING HIS SUPPORTERS TO “GET IN PEOPLES FACES’(CODEWORDS? ) IS A CLEAR INDICATION THAT HE IS TRYING TO INCITE RACE RIOTS, IF NECESSARY, TO GET INTO THE WH. HAS ANY ONE EVER HEARD A CANDIDATE SAY SUCH A THING?? NOT IN MY LIFETIME.

  • bemused

    I am sorry to hear about your experience. Mine has been much better. No more $650/mo. for BC-BS PPO with a $500 deductible for a person with no chronic illnesses and generally very good health makes me happy. And no arguing and preconditions and whatnot with Medicare either. Every provider knows exactly what to expect from Medicare and if they aren’t fine with it, they can refuse to accept you, but so far I haven’t found that. I have no medigap insurance because I don’t usually need anything and I would be losing money to buy it. In another thread someone felt that doctors and insurers would fight against universal health care (and remember universal does not necessarily mean nationalized), but while I agree with the insurer part, I think it’s the pharmacies and hospital megacorps that are in a relationship with the insurers against national oversight and equal treatment.

  • candymarl

    The offer of the same health insurance that Congress has was stolen directly from Hillary Clinton. She spoke about it during the primaries.

    Once again, Obama has no original ideas. To give Obama credit he steals from both sides of the aisle. Hillary and McCain.

  • candymarl

    See Rangel’s sudden “tax problems”.

  • b mathews

    I HAVE BEEN AROUND SINCE FDR AND HAVE NEVER SEEN SO MANY CITIZENS BE AGAINST A CANDIDATE (OBAMA) AND YET THAT CANDIDATE IS LEADING IN THE POLLS?? WHATS WRONG WITH THIS PICTURE?

  • candymarl

    ‘Scuse me? Many are lazy and violent? Have you watched any real life detective shows lately?

    I’m talking watching actual investigations here.
    Murder for hire, beating old women to death, rape, murder for money. These are stories from big city and small town departments alike. Majority of perpetrators? White.

    There’s a show where a forensic psychiatrist studies serial killers. Vast majority of them? White.

    Am I saying that aren’t terrible crimes committed by black folk and other people of color? No. But to say that black folk are any more violent and lazy than the general population is absurd.

    It also plays into the Obama theme that only white racists are against Obama. That isn’t true.

  • candymarl

    Thank you. You’re not the only one with an ‘uneasy’ feeling.

  • beachnan

    Can we really trust the polls. I remember in the primaries in California, how some of the polls had Obama up by 10, and he lost by at least 10–a 20 point swing? I personally don’t trust the polls. During the primaries, I saw all sorts of Obama signs on cars, (I live in Monterey), but now I see very few Obama signs. A person would think that you would seeing more signs, not fewer. I think they are trying to keep the polls close, so that more money will be spent on advertising. More money for the corporations. I can’t wait for 2012. Hillary was the best candidate I have ever seen, and I truly miss her presence. She is one of a kind- a national treasure. We need to see that Obama goes down in humiliating defeat, and then rid the party of the likes of Dean, Brazile, Pelosi, Reid, Fowler, Wexler, and anybody else connected to the farcical candidacy of Obama. PUMA and proud of it.

  • candymarl

    Translation: Try to intimidate people at the polls the way you did in the caucuses.

  • fooj

    Amen. The “deed” is done.

  • candymarl

    Think back to the brilliant Obamabot that equated Obama’s community organizing with the American Revolution and the Founding Fathers.

    I politely pointed out that had Washington, Franklin etc. failed they would have been put to death, their property confiscated, and their families punished.

    Obama faced no such fate as a ‘community organizer’. The fact that at least one of his followers thinks he did, and wrote a blog post about it, bodes ill for the state of the educational system.

  • Anita

    Thank you. I have the same feeling as you. I’m beginning to believe it’s already been chosen for us.

  • Jules

    No, I don’t think the Republicans would agree with this. I think the Democrats have made the decree, and Nancy Pelosi blackmailed other Dems until she got her way. But, I don’t think the Repubs are going to roll over by any means. I think they are being overly careful so as not to be seen as racists, even though that’s an impossible task and they’ll be accused no matter what. But they’ll do something. I think they are having to be very strategic in their timing because McCain elected public funding and he therefore doesn’t have the dough to work with that Obama has. It’s still a little bit early…but it does make me uneasy when there are periods of seeming inaction. I think McCain is also at a tremendous disadvantage because of the media. They won’t cover negatives about Obama.

  • ugo

    There is something about truth, you say it once and another time you say it exactly the same way you said it the first time. It is the truth.

    If Obama has been telling the truth to start with, then he will not have problem tell it the way it is. As you saw he lies to cover up the first lie which he cannot remember without the help of the magic wall: telepromtor.

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