The Future Looks Bright.
Either way, we can't go wrong...
--Kate
posted by Kate & Spencer @ 2/08/2008 01:04:00 PM
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Yeah, the future looks very bright, except for two minor, tiny, little details. (1) Hillary Diane Rodham Clinton can probably beat John Sidney McCain III in the general election; whereas, Barack Hussein Obama will almost certainly lose to John Sidney McCain III. Obama will become another Michael Stanley Dukakis, and lose the general election by a landslide vote.
(2) Even if Barack Hussein Obama were, by some bizarre miracle, to beat John Sidney McCain III, a war hero and 24 year veteran of both the U.S. House (4 years) and the U.S. Senate (20 years), Obama is not morally or ethically qualified to be President now. He is a usurper (not unlike how Dubya usurped and stole the election in 2000) because Obama is trying to leapfrog over and past a sizable number of others in the Democratic Party who are FAR more qualified than is Obama to be the President.
Barack Hussein Obama has clearly NOT paid his dues in government! For Christ's sake, he has only been a U.S. Senator for a few weeks over three years. So, in terms of REAL government experience, he is a mere "toddler." None of his so-called "experience" prior to being elected to the U.S. Senate as the junior Senator from Illinois, in what was basically an uncontested election, counts for anything.
The main experience Barack Hussein Obama had, prior to the series of extraordinary flukes which led to his election to the U.S. Senate, was as a civil rights lawyer and university lecturer, followed by seven years in the Illinois State Senate, which I'd count as being worth about as much as an equivalent length of time serving as an elected member of the local school board!
The biggest problem outside of his name, "Barack Hussein Obama," which the Republicans will use in EVERY ad they run against him, is that compared to John Sidney McCain III, who has a legitimate "war hero" status, and has 24 years of service in the FEDERAL government as the one member of the Republican Senate who could often be counted on to work closely not only with other Republicans, but with Democrats as well, Barack Hussein Obama will LITERALLY look like the "busboy" at the local surf and turf restaurant!
McCain and the Republican "dirty tricks" campaign machine will utterly and totally DESTROY Barack Hussein Obama so that he not only loses the election to McCain, but also never gets elected to any other spot in government.
So, outside of these two minor, tiny, little details, the future looks very bright indeed!
Oh, by the way, I don't know where that colorized rendering of Obama with the word "Progress" at the bottom came from, but whether done consciously, or not, that style of art for a poster image is a "take off" on classic Soviet Communist artwork for their politicians.
In a way, I almost hope that poster was actually made by one of Obama's supporters, and may even have been used in his campaign, and that it was not merely made by his enemies, since that would be such a major affirmation of my main point here that Barack Hussein Obama currently lacks the experience to be able to succeed in the big leagues.
Well, I'm afraid that choice may soon be out of our hands... it is looking worse for Hillary every day.
And people don't like John McCain.
Well, absolutely none of this is my hands at all... zero percent! But as for people not "liking" John McCain, I disagree with that assertion. Most "people" *DO* like John McCain. It is only the hard core Conservative big mouths like Rush Limbaugh and Ann Coulter (and people who are easily influenced by such extreme-right-wing folks) who don't "like" McCain. Hell, even *I* "like" John McCain, technically. I'd love to sit around some bar or restaurant and shoot the bull with him. But I'd never vote for him because I actually care about the future of America, and McCain, if elected, would appoint all the wrong Justices to the U.S. Supreme Court and would likely seek to keep our troops in Iraq for the next 50 years.
The #1 reason that I object to Barack Hussein Obama is because he is not YET qualified by sufficient years of experience in Federal government (or gubernatorial) service to be President, and that makes him a "usurper" in terms of those like Clinton and Biden and Dodd who actually *ARE* adequately qualified.
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