palin spectacle

did anyone see the news story on inside edition? it was how women were rushing to buy her fashionable designer glasses. i hope these same women will be rushing to vote for her in the general election. if they don't then that will confirm that america has become complacent and we care more what people are wearing than what they are doing. gov. palin has a brain behind those glasses and she isn't afraid to use it.(unlike most other politicians)it is time we start using ours, before it's too late. otherwise we will get what we deserve an administration that is more than willing to think for us, spend our money for us whether we like it or not.on another point, why are people saying obama is such a great motivational speaker? he was stumbling over his words at the faith forum moderated by rick warren, to such extent he couldn't get through all his questions. in sharp contrast mccain was succinct,and there is no doubt where he stands on issues. he finished all the questions posed to him w/ time to spare.on the interview w/ 60 minutes obama was fumbling for words. i think it was rush limbaugh who alluded to obama needing a teleprompter to conduct his speeches. it is clearly evident to me, his lack of experience shines through his facade when he has to think on the fly and without the aid of speech writers and advisors. or perhaps his inability to express himself clearly is a result of his drug use in college costing him a few essential brain cells he wishes he still had today.there is a proverb that would have served him well.Even a fool is thought wise if he keeps silent, and discerning if he holds his tongue. Proverbs 17:28obama, michelle and biden all have had trouble holding their tongues.people need to put away their emotions and not fall for the voices rallying for change. yelling louder, and trying to win the election by having the largest crowd doesn't mean you are equipped to become president. compare yet again, obama/biden put all the blame for our mess on bush and mccain by guilt of association. not true, mccain says both parties are responsible for having us where we are as a nation. biden has had trouble formulating his own thoughts and ideas, rather it is easier to steal someone else's and claim them as his own. he has failed to gain the white house in 4 attempts. he has to settle for #2 after getting beat by a minority and a woman for top spot.(imagine his self esteem at present...must be pretty low) no wonder his smile looks fake in his interviews.the choice is clear, for america to remain america, we need mccain/palin.

obama/biden bad...bad...worse

did anyone see biden's rebuttal of gov. palin's speech? while being impressed by her, he then used the rest of the interview to push the same tiring message that mccain doesn't have a plan to get us out of the hole we have had built by the current administration. biden doesn't get it...it isn't bush or mccain that soley are to blame for all our problems we face as a nation. congress and past administrations, global conditions all play a part. moreover behind that blinding white smile and goofy grin, i think the only truthful thing biden said was how he wasn't looking forward to the debates w/ palin...the democrats should be scared, mccain and palin do have a plan to bring change to washington. moreover last night mccain said both parties have let us down. obama/biden are out to win the white house at all costs. it is going to cost us more to finance their plans w/ higher taxes, and less of our constitutional rights that they will whittle away for our own good of course. it is just the classic example of misdirection to avoid people from really figuring out that they are peddling us a load of snake oil. we have to be vigilant and take our country back from fast talking, slick, polished politicians.

we need to wake up america

my thing is the mess we are in financially as a nation is a direct result of politicians allowing corporate america to get away with it. these same politicians are being supported in their bid to change things by corporate america. obama, biden are hypocrites, they will keep the status quo for corporate america while sticking it to americans. and saying whatever it takes and whoever it takes to get elected. think back what did the democrats really do when they promised, wait till you see what we can accomplish in the first 100 days after nancy pelosi and her comrades took over congress? NOTHING. moreover the news media played it up during the election, let it quietly drift into the sea of forgetfulness that seems to be plaguing every american. it is time we wake up as a nation and realize what is going on, whle george w. may have his shortcomings, it is not all his fault. congress voted for the war in iraq, congress blocked anwar drilling, congress spent more time on steroids than penalizing big oil for gouging us at the pumps. obama's speech reminded me how much closer we are to a socialist regime than a democracy. is everyone is willing to give up their constitutional rights for the promise of a better tomorrow? more government is not going to take care of us any more effectively. they will just exert more control over our daily lives and take more of our money to do it. obama is slick as long as he can smile, attack bush and mccain and get people to cheer because he says what they want to hear. but he won't deliver on his promises. he can't afford it and neither can we. see how he casually mentioned getting ak-47's out of the hands of criminals and still upholding the 2cd ammendment? you can't have both...our right to bear arms will be lost. biden wrote the senate bill 1970 which proposed to ban "assualt weapons" 5 years prior to clinton doing so.
while on the subject of clinton, lest we forget he spent his administration dismantling our military and playing with his cigar. so to be fair to george w. he inherited a mess as incoming commander in chief and then 9/11 happened. no wonder our troops lack the proper equipment. clinton was allowed to effectively curb our military readiness all under the watchful eye of congress and yet people love and cheer him. we need to be vigilant and not to take things at face value, and put the pieces together for ourselves, before it's too late.

not abidin biden part II

did you happen to see on the fox news ticker about joe biden and his son hunter receiving money from MBNA? the credit card company contributedmoney collected from its employees to fund biden's campaign. and how obama and nobody on his staff would take money from lobbyists, bigcorporations or PAC's. MBNA is part of Bank of America, which just happens to be the buyer of countrywide which is one of the main partiesof the mortgage and foreclosure mess. Bank of America bought them outfor pennies on the dollar. again i say we can't afford biden or obama they'll be taking all our change if they get elected.

We need a change...not joe biden

We need to have someone to represent us that can do the job. Why would Obama pick Joe Biden as his running mate? Your guess is as good as mine. This definitely shows Obama's lack of experience. Joe Biden may be one of the longest serving senators, so he has the experience that Obama is definitely relying on bolstering his fight for the White House. However how does Obama think he can change Washington by picking one of the "lifers" to be on his ticket? Just being on all these committees doesn't mean Joe Biden is right for our country. Moreover, does Joe Biden have any original ideas that could effectively help in Obama's administration? History has proven otherwise given the episodes of plagarism in Biden's past, first with Neil Kinnock speech that he used in 1987. Secondly, he plagarized a paper in law school. Another thought to ponder, why would Obama who is pointing out he is against the war in Iraq pick Biden who stated Saddam Hussein was a threat to our national sercurity and voted for the war in Iraq? What is the Obama-Biden campaign...A Hawk/Dove hybrid? In my opinion it was another disastrous weekend for Obama after his very inept performance at the faith forum moderated by pastor Rick Warren.