MichelleO: If you don’t elect The One, children will be endangered!

By Michelle Malkin  •  July 22, 2008 09:15 AM

Bitter Half Alert: Here she goes again. But don’t you dare breathe a negative word about what she says on the campaign trail, because she’s just a “civilian” whom you should lay off of–and if you don’t you’re a racist, wife-beating brute!

MichelleO, MichelleO, MichelleO:

Michelle Obama mixed a story about how her husband, the Democratic presidential candidate asked her out, with a solemn assessment of U.S. economic and social conditions during a visit to the Denver area Wednesday.

Obama spoke before a crowd of about 150 that paid from $1,000 to $10,000 apiece at a private fundraising dinner at a downtown Denver hotel. She earlier spoke briefly to volunteers for the Democratic National Convention after landing at Centennial Airport in the south-Denver suburb of Englewood…

…”I wish we had time to be divided. I wish we had time to be upset. To be angry. To be disappointed. I wish we did,” Obama said. “Because if we had time for that, then things wouldn’t be so bad right now. Instead, we’re in a place where another four or eight years of the world as it is will devastate the life of some child.”

Four, eight, ten, whatever.

Flashback: P. Diddy already has MichelleO and the children covered. Remember?

Obama or Die!

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  1. #383218
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 4:03 pm, DesertLover said:

    Rusty said:

    You think President Obama can make things that much worse?

    In a word … YES

  2. #383233
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 4:09 pm, oldcollegeguy1980 said:

    I am interested, since Barry was raised in Hawaii.

    His daughter is named Malia.

    Does anyone know the origin or meaning of her hame?

    Is that a traditional Hawaiian name/word?

  3. #383237
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 4:11 pm, wighttrasch said:

    I will bet every dime I’m worth

    let me know what you’re worth, then I’ll get back to you on this…

    and Bush didn’t hike gas prices–the Democratic-controlled congress did.

  4. #383249
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 4:18 pm, englishqueen01 said:

    The dollar is worth less and less every day, gas prices are soaring, he stood watch over the worst terrorist attack against civilians in American history, our international prestige is shot, we’re stuck in a quagmire in Iraq and are itching to get in one in Iran, North Korea has the bomb, the federal deficit has exploded, illegal immigration remains unchecked, and I could go on and on.

    And the Democratically controlled congress has done what, exactly? Up until 2006, the economy was much better. It’s the Democrats who want high taxes, high gas prices, a stifled American economy, etc. It’s Democrats who like illegal immigration. It’s Democrats who spend like drunken sailors (even more than those stupid RINOs out there).

    Obama’s tax policies (which would raise taxes on *everyone* not just the “rich”), his environmental policies will surely devestate our economy, his unfettered love of abortion amounting to infanticide (and you cannot call his votes against the “Born Alive Act” anything *but* a love of infanticide – even Ted Kennedy voted for the bill, for cryin’ out loud).

    Mark my words: within the first 9 months of the next administration, there will be a terrorist attack on American soil.

    How will Obama act? Will he care more what the world thinks or about defending Americans?

    Because I don’t give a crap what the rest of the world thinks of us when jihadis are threatening us. Or when stupid environmental policies cripple our economy.

    You think President Obama can make things that much worse?

    Yes – I do not see a place for me, my family, or those share my beliefs (read: a majority of us here, including Michelle Malkin) in Obama’s America.

    Where do we stand? Or are we going to be shut up, put out, and marginalized?

  5. #383250
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 4:18 pm, DesertLover said:

    oldcollegeguy1980

    Malia is the Hawaiian version of Mary

  6. #383255
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 4:22 pm, sambo said:

    DesertLover said:
    oldcollegeguy1980

    Malia is the Hawaiian version of Mary

    and its meaning is “perhaps, probably”.
    thats closer to obama’s hope-n-change.

  7. #383261
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 4:26 pm, tre said:

    #92 Rusty

    The dollar is worth less and less every day, gas prices are soaring
    Happened after 2006, when the Democrats took control of Congress.

    he stood watch over the worst terrorist attack against civilians in American history
    Bill Clinton stood watch over how many terrorist attacks, and did diddly squat (well, okay, he did launch some missles at a couple of empty training camps and an asprin factory).

    we’re stuck in a quagmire in Iraq
    Actually, conditions in Iraq are improving.

    North Korea has the bomb
    Do you remember who gave Kim Jong Il that technology? Bill Clinton!

    our international prestige is shot
    Many countries have voted out their anti-American leadership and have voted in pro-American leadership, such as France.

    itching to get in one in Iran
    Iran seems to be itching to get into one with us, too.

    illegal immigration remains unchecked
    I’ll grant you, you’re correct there. But Barack HUSSEIN Obama is pro-illegal.

    I think Bush has made a lot of mistakes. But, I think electing an out-right socialist, like Barack HUSSEIN Obama would be a disaster.

  8. #383266
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 4:28 pm, atheling said:

    On July 22nd, 2008 at 3:57 pm, Rusty said:

    You think President Obama can make things that much worse?

    Rusty never heard of the Great Depression.

    Rusty, do you know any history that occurred before you were born?

  9. #383292
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 4:42 pm, englishqueen01 said:

    Additionally, many Clinton backers are vehemently opposed to Obama. Polls taken in March indicate they’d vote for McCain if Clinton wasn’t the nominee.

    They still aren’t a happy bunch.

    Mind you, it’s not to my liking that their argument is McCain and Clinton are basically the same, but Obama is not embraced by Clinton supporters.

    And he won’t be making her Veep anytime soon.

    Additionally, a gentleman I know in Norway indicated most there do not think Obama’s experienced enough and would prefer McCain over him.

  10. #383300
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 4:49 pm, leepro said:

    On July 22nd, 2008 at 9:27 am, DBNinKY said:

    Doesn’t the sun ever shine in the Obama’s America?!

    But… but… the sun don’t shine in there where they keep their heads!

    :mrgreen:

  11. #383306
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 4:51 pm, TheOtherSide said:

    On July 22nd, 2008 at 4:18 pm, englishqueen01 said:

    Up until 2006, the economy was much better. It’s the Democrats who want high taxes, high gas prices, a stifled American economy, etc. It’s Democrats who like illegal immigration. It’s Democrats who spend like drunken sailors (even more than those stupid RINOs out there).

    Actually the economy started to decline in 2005 and the current Democrat-led congress didn’t take office until 2007. Not only that, it takes a very naive view of the relationship between the economy and government to believe that any policy changes would have such an immediate impact. The dollar has been in decline since 2003 (hmmm what happened in 2003), but I’m sure you can find a way to blame the Democrats for thats as well. Whether Democrats spend “like drunken sailors” or not, history has proven the Republican administrations have much larger deficits and smaller GDP growth.

  12. #383315
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 4:57 pm, DesertLover said:

    Excuse me for reposting here a post I made on another thread (#59 and 60) but it addresses TOS #104 …

    Remember when Pelosi, Reid and their ilk took over 18 months ago they touted they had an “energy plan” to “lower” gasoline prices …

    The price then was $1.75 / gallon national average …

    Need I say more? …

    btw … that gas price averages out as 13 cents per month increase since the Dems took over Congress …

  13. #383345
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 5:23 pm, RetFireman said:

    …”I wish we had time to be divided. I wish we had time to be upset. To be angry. To be disappointed. I wish we did,” Obama said.

    Wait! Did I miss something? Since when are Liberals NOT any of those things? They have been divided, angry, disappointed, and upset for the last 7.5 years! For a bunch of people that don’t have time to be that way, they sure as heck have wasted a great many years doing it.

  14. #383362
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 5:30 pm, Barry F. said:

    You think President Obama can make things that much worse?

    Yes!

    Oh, wait. Were you asking a rhetorical question? Sorry. ;-)

  15. #383363
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 5:31 pm, diaphanous said:

    dems protect children? WHA? Nice try michellobama but most of us know what side the dems are of “the children”. They are no friend. I’d like to invite you to come to california where a nice little democrat ring tried to stop Jessica’s law. Boy would I LOVE to see the “type” of porn that is on that ring’s computers. Luckily, the california voters bypassed them and put Jessica’s law into effect….and yeah, it was actually FOR the children, unlike the demobrats in charge.

  16. #383369
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 5:35 pm, TheOtherSide said:

    #105

    DesertLover,

    Correction, when Reid/Pelosi took over the national average was $2.30. If you take a look at a graph of historical gas prices, you’ll see that number was a nadir in a turbulent cycle (gas was over $3.00 just months before. Also, notice the relative flatness of gas prices up until 2003. Sure, the Democrats haven’t lived up to their promises but I would not say they are solely to blame.

  17. #383372
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 5:37 pm, Barry F. said:

    My wife stopped at a restaurant with our youngest the other night. When she went to pull in, the car next to her had one of these stickers in the middle of the back window and one of these on each side of it. :lol:

    She wanted to know where that “patriotic” fever pitch was when Clinton perjured himself and was impeached. ;-)

  18. #383375
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 5:39 pm, DBNinKY said:

    The dollar is worth less and less every day, gas prices are soaring, he stood watch over the worst terrorist attack against civilians in American history, our international prestige is shot, we’re stuck in a quagmire in Iraq and are itching to get in one in Iran, North Korea has the bomb, the federal deficit has exploded, illegal immigration remains unchecked, and I could go on and on.

    Oh no, you don’t!

    These things are the result of your “guy,” Bill Clinton spending eight long, self-centered, egotistical, debached years defiling and profaning an office he neither appreciated nor deserved. They are an inheritance to President Bush from a man who cared more for his own below the belt indulgences than the general benefice of beltway bi-partisanship! Bill Clinton’s preoccupation with Monica, along with his avarice and hedonism, set into motion the events that created the economic and political atmosphere we find ourselves in today.

    As a supporter of arguably the most sinful, forgettable and uneventful American President in history, you have NO right to criticize President Bush!

  19. #383385
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 5:46 pm, cubbiegal said:

    I don’t want either of the Obamas anywhere NEAR my son!
    What they’re offering-he doesn’t need.

  20. #383394
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 5:51 pm, Barry F. said:

    On July 22nd, 2008 at 5:35 pm, TheOtherSide said:

    Correction, when Reid/Pelosi took over the national average was $2.30.

    How about you go here and then click on the 18 month view, which will take you back to 1/21/07, about the time the new Pelosi-Reid Congress came to power.

    The price per gallon was, actually, $2.13 per gallon, lower even than what you cited at the onset of their taking office. However, as of 7/21/08, the price per gallon was $4.03. What’s that, about $1.97 per gallon more than when they took office or almost two-fold, when they were coming in on a promise to get fuel prices lowered?

  21. #383400
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 5:54 pm, diaphanous said:

    Rusty said:

    The dollar is worth less and less every day, gas prices are soaring, he stood watch over the worst terrorist attack against civilians in American history, our international prestige is shot, we’re stuck in a quagmire in Iraq and are itching to get in one in Iran, North Korea has the bomb, the federal deficit has exploded, illegal immigration remains unchecked, and I could go on and on.

    Everything you have listed happened and happens with the policies of dems over the years so laying this at Bush’s feet just shows you honestly don’t know cause and effect all that well. Bush is the only one who actually DID something about it.

    Korea didn’t just develop their bomb since 2000. Gas prices are soaring because the dems refuse to do a thing about it and block any type of drilling on our own soil in the name of whatever…they lick their finger and decide why they are against it when a new bill comes up to try to drill. Our international prestige is not shot. You need to learn how it is when you are at the top..people will always use tons of propaganda to bring you down. YOU fell for it. We aren’t stuck in a quagmire in iraq. It needed to be taken care of and America showed the world what you do to the bad boys when they decide to become a threat. Maybe they’ll think twice. Ignoring it is not an option which is what dems and the terrorist country supporters want to do..delay delay delay. Itching to get one in on Iran eh? Iran is developing something that will blow you to smithereens…I’m pretty glad that a President of the USA is willing to put OUR safety first. So yeah, if Iran insists on trying to be a world peace threat, then they need to be handled…Iraq style. And we know the dems really know how to handle deficit (they are the biggest spenders of my pocketbook anyway) and they really head up most of the sanctuary cities so don’t think the dems will be taking care of this any time soon. Economies go up and go down. Not to say there isn’t fixes that need to happen but you identify them and work through them which is something clearly the dems have no interest in doing. They want to keep adding too it…adding more gas tax, adding universal health care…..lovely.

    Now, your efforts will do much better for our America to help it move forward instead of going all chickenlittle on us. If our forefathers were chickenlittle’s, we’d not have a great nation.

    So yes, a dem can make this much worse. THINK.

  22. #383403
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 5:57 pm, Barry F. said:

    $1.97 $1.90

    Sorry. Typing too fast again. :oops:

  23. #383405
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 5:58 pm, DesertLover said:

    TOS …

    OK … that says the news article on TV that gave the other number was in error … but as for your link … I prefer the DOE numbers rather than those posted on Wikipedia …

  24. #383408
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 5:59 pm, DesertLover said:

    Barry F.

    Yep … the numbers differ on all the sites … all depends on whether they are really quoting only the regular octane or whether they are averaging all the prices as in the DOE link I just posted …

  25. #383412
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 6:01 pm, Barry F. said:

    The one I cited is for regular unleaded in U.S. gallons, DL.

  26. #383415
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 6:05 pm, DBNinKY said:

    On July 22nd, 2008 at 5:54 pm, diaphanous said:

    Bush is the only one who actually DID something about it.

    You said it, Diaphanous! President Bush is the first true Alpha-male President we have had since Reagan!

  27. #383421
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 6:10 pm, TheOtherSide said:

    #113

    Barry, what is your point? I stated in my early post that I agreed that the Democrats (Reid/Pelosi) have not lived up to their promises. But a rational look at historical gas prices shows me that the increase really started back in 2002 (Feb. 25, 2002 – $1.09). Four years later it was at $3.00 (Aug. 7, 2006). That’s nearly a 3-fold increase. The Democrats can be blamed for not doing enough to lower gas prices, but they should not be blamed for the overall rise in gas prices.

  28. #383442
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 6:32 pm, Rusty said:

    Obama’s tax policies (which would raise taxes on *everyone* not just the “rich”)


    I’m sorry, but you’ve outed yourself. You obviously do not know what you’re talking about if you think this is even remotely close to true.

    That gigantic hyperlink has an easy to read chart for your convenience. I don’t know how much you and your family earn, but I know I’m saving a considerable chunk of change with a President Obama.

    Mark my words: within the first 9 months of the next administration, there will be a terrorist attack on American soil.

    Ok, let me get this straight. There was a terrorist attack nine months after President Bush took office. Republicans blamed Bill Clinton.

    But if there is, God forbid, a terrorist attack nine months after President Obama swears into office, it’s Obama’s fault.

    If that doesn’t expose the pitfalls of blind partisan thinking, nothing ever will.

  29. #383445
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 6:41 pm, alaskangrizzly said:

    Gee Rusty, must have missed this gem on your link from the liberal news:

    Not the final word
    Williams said the
    Tax Policy Center analysis should be viewed as a work in progress. Researchers plan to update it as they get more information about the plans from the campaigns and if the candidates introduce new tax policies between now and Election Day.

    The center will also incorporate the tax elements of McCain’s and Obama’s health care proposals when they update their findings.

    I’m sure free healthcare for all will be really cheap and not boost everyone’s taxes at all :lol:

    Moron.

  30. #383448
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 6:47 pm, DBNinKY said:

    But if there is, God forbid, a terrorist attack nine months after President Obama swears into office, it’s Obama’s fault.

    Obama is weak – and the wrong people know it. Because of this, there would be little to impede their[terrorists] acting against us under – Heaven forbid – an B. Hussein Obama presidency. Clinton and Carter have already showed our enemies that Democrat administrations do not take the pre-emptive offense, and seldom exact any defense; we don’t need Obama drive the point home! Obama is weak and naive. President Elect McCain will keep us safe!

  31. #383449
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 6:47 pm, Barry F. said:

    On July 22nd, 2008 at 6:10 pm, TheOtherSide said:

    Actually, you and I can probably agree, TOS, that it does not all rest at the feet of Pelosi and Reid. But, now that the executive order banning domestic oil exploration has been lifted, the ball is clearly in their court to do something to increase our domestic oil production to reduce our dependence on the ever increasing price of oil from the Middle East.

  32. #383450
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 6:47 pm, Straight_Talk_Luigi said:

    Hey Rusty

    Michelle Obama is absolutely right. If Senator McCain is elected, he promises to stay in Iraq for as long as it takes to protect “American honor.” This despite elected Iraqi Prime Minister al-Maliki endorsing Senator Obama’s plan to withdraw from Iraq by 2010 (a huge story conspicuously absent from this website).

    The reason why the story is absent from here is because it’s an older view and McCain is talking about a permanent force like we have in Mecca and Medina, not a prolonged occupation that the media twists it up to be.

    In case you haven’t noticed, this is a conservative blog. But if want to play that game, well, where’s all the Oil for Food news and rampant success from the surge on the daily kos, move on, the NY times, Huffington Post and San Fran Chronicle? And what about the major news stations? Why, the barely talked about it all.

    McCain simply wants stability, and I thought Obama was going to do an immediate withdrawal?

    Oh, but wait! If you’re BLACK and a LIBERAL, I guess you get to change your mind as much as you want, and since the media has a secret crush on Obama, they’ll swoon along right with it!

    Staying in Iraq longer than necessary and longer than Iraqis want us there is very dangerous to a 13 year old right now who may end up dying in a war that we shouldn’t be involved in.

    But we should be involved in Rwanda, Sudan and Myanmar, right? I mean, the same people on the left who oppose Iraq think it’s okay to militarily intervene over there, despite the fact those are/were INTERNAL affairs and it would be a VIOLATION of the UN Charter.

    Places that don’t benefit us so people who think like you can bring the world into a depression and enjoy your self-hating party that is so grand on the left?

    So many Western liberals aren’t interest in justice, what they want is to have the UN rule the world and have every living thing to be micro-managed and under the umbrella of government.

    In other words, all they care about is POWER and are just really good at masking their real primal desires.

  33. #383459
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 6:54 pm, AlohaGuy said:

    His daughter is named Malia.

    Does anyone know the origin or meaning of her hame?

    Is that a traditional Hawaiian name/word?

    Oddly enough this web site says the name Malia means “bitter”. I’m not an expert though…

  34. #383460
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 6:55 pm, Rusty said:

    I’m sure free healthcare for all will be really cheap and not boost everyone’s taxes at all :lol:

    Moron.

    You are willfully misinformed as EQ. Senator Obama’s health care plan doesn’t mandate people to have health care. I hate this and think it’s bad policy. Still, “free health care for all”? Not even close. It’s reduced cost health care for people under a certain salary threshold.

    And no matter how “socialist” Obama’s plan is, it’s light years better than McCain’s status quo plan. Our health care system is an embarrassment and it’s time for change. Dare I say…change…we can believe in?

  35. #383461
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 6:55 pm, DesertLover said:

    Rusty also failed to mention that those numbers do not reflect the difference between the 2 regarding the Bush tax cuts …

    McCain says they should be permanent while Obama wants them ended …

    Ending the Bush tax cuts is a tax increase that would be in place before Obama’s numbers were applied … meaning your base tax would be higher than now … effectively wiping out the Obama tax cut …

    Making the Bush cuts permanent would mean that the McCain numbers would be applied against what the current tax is and would actually be a reduction over what you pay now …

    So that means that actually the bottom line is that the McCain tax reductions put more in your pocket because you won’t lose the Bush cuts … while Obama will actually mean no real tax reduction because you lost the Bush tax cuts …

  36. #383468
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 7:07 pm, sillygatboy said:

    Oh yeah, she’s right.

    And in ‘04, Cameron Diaz said that if Bush was re-elected, rape would become legal. That was the last time (of many previous) that I watched “Something About Mary”!

  37. #383471
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 7:17 pm, alaskangrizzly said:

    It’s reduced cost health care for people under a certain salary threshold.

    And who picks up the tab for the other part of the reduced tab (ie subsidizing, because I doubt docs and nurses are going to take a voluntary pay cut in half)? Oh, that’s right, you and I the taxpayer.

    I stand by my moron statement. Come back with your pretty chart once the study is complete and no longer has the disclaimer at the bottom of waiting to figure in health care costs.

  38. #383472
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 7:19 pm, alaskangrizzly said:

    On July 22nd, 2008 at 6:55 pm, DesertLover said:

    Rusty also failed to mention that those numbers do not reflect the difference between the 2 regarding the Bush tax cuts …

    McCain says they should be permanent while Obama wants them ended …

    Ending the Bush tax cuts is a tax increase that would be in place before Obama’s numbers were applied … meaning your base tax would be higher than now … effectively wiping out the Obama tax cut …

    Making the Bush cuts permanent would mean that the McCain numbers would be applied against what the current tax is and would actually be a reduction over what you pay now …

    So that means that actually the bottom line is that the McCain tax reductions put more in your pocket because you won’t lose the Bush cuts … while Obama will actually mean no real tax reduction because you lost the Bush tax cuts …

    Do you think Rusty, who is really the woefully misinformed one here and wants total free communist health care, will listen to real numbers and facts? Pfffft.

  39. #383477
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 7:23 pm, DesertLover said:

    alaskangrizzly

    no … not usually … but I still like to give others fresh ammunition to use to help refute some of the liberal arguments when away from here …

  40. #383482
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 7:25 pm, alaskangrizzly said:

    I know Desert, and thank you for that, it was a rhetorical question because Rusty is so hooked on liberalism that the mental disease has taken over and there is little hope left to save him from himself and his ilk.

  41. #383486
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 7:31 pm, DesertLover said:

    alaskangrizzly

    no problem … I get blind-sided once in a while but I try my best to present real facts that can be verified … I find it comforting to know that I am dealing from facts and not from emotion and knee jerk reactions …

  42. #383488
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 7:34 pm, Barry F. said:

    On July 22nd, 2008 at 6:55 pm, Rusty said:

    Senator Obama’s health care plan doesn’t mandate people to have health care. I hate this and think it’s bad policy. Still, “free health care for all”? Not even close. It’s reduced cost health care for people under a certain salary threshold.

    Rusty, your description of Obama’s “health care for people under a certain salary threshold” sounds eerily like TennCare, Tennessee’s Medicaid program. That particular version of socialized medicine, which qualifies recipients to be below a certain “threshold” ended up being the cash cow of the state’s budget process each year, constituting about 1/3 of the total state budget. And, that program was only supposed to be for people who did not have access to other insurance, supposedly, through their employment and came in under the “threshold”.

    Those types of programs don’t come cheap. It takes deep pockets to fund something like that. And, it was so bad that even the Democrat governor here started dismantling part of it to reduce costs, even at the cost of lawsuits by a TennCare recipients’ advocates.

  43. #383489
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 7:34 pm, Die Hippie, Die said:

    On July 22nd, 2008 at 6:55 pm, Rusty said:

    Queef, queef, queef, queef, queef, queef, queef, queef, queef, queef, queef, queef, queef, queef, queef…

    Shouldn’t you be looking for a job instead of playing on the computer? You’d make a great Captain of the SS Deep Fat Fryer at Long John Silver. :lol:

  44. #383513
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 8:09 pm, englishqueen01 said:

    Ok, let me get this straight. There was a terrorist attack nine months after President Bush took office. Republicans blamed Bill Clinton.

    But if there is, God forbid, a terrorist attack nine months after President Obama swears into office, it’s Obama’s fault.

    No. I never said that. The terrorist attack will be a test of Obama – how will he handle terrorist demands and how will he defend this nation?

    In this regard, my fear is he’ll fail spectacularly.

    Which reminds me – you never answered another question I posed. How would your liberal ideals like gay marriage and abortion and feminism and the like fair under sharia law? And don’t you think we have an obligation to defend our nation against such atrocities?

  45. #383516
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 8:14 pm, shooter said:

    …”I wish we had time to be divided.”.. … “To be disappointed. I wish we did,” Obama said.”

    I’m surprised more hasn’t been said about her first line. I know her entire paragraph is loaded with Trinity United HATE and Black Liberation Theology rhetoric, but the first part????
    She wants us DIVIDED?!?!?!?!?!

    Now, how is B. Hussein gonna UNITE us, bi-partisan and all that he is, if he really wants us DIVIDED?????

    Oh, and she wants us disappointed as well.
    She got that one right. I’m extremely disappointed in the ahab & jezebel team of gloom and doom and the reception by my country to their magic act.

  46. #383541
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 8:45 pm, DBNinKY said:

    Our health care system is an embarrassment and it’s time for change.

    The one and only time I ever felt shame in our nation – real, gut-wrenching shame – was during Carter’s handling of the Iranian hostage situation. (Now that was shame you could believe in!)

    Yet the least things seem to cause you to feel shame and embarrassment for our mighty nation – and believe me, you’ve enumerated more than a few – so I’m beginning to wonder if you have ever felt faintest bit of pride in your country?

    Dare I say…change…we can believe in?

    I thought you were a Hillary-ite? How’s she gonna run in ‘12 if B. Hussein Obama wins in ‘08 – with your support? That’s very little disloyal of you.

  47. #383542
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 8:47 pm, DBNinKY said:

    Make that “little/disloyal”

  48. #383547
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 8:52 pm, shooter said:

    5:39 pm, DBNinKY said:
    These things are the result of your “guy,” Bill Clinton spending eight long, self-centered, egotistical, debached years defiling and profaning an office he neither appreciated nor deserved.

    VERY VERY WELL DONE!

    Clinton “..(T)he most sinful, forgettable and uneventful American President in history”

    And the left wont quit w/the impeachment crap until they get ‘even’. Shameful.

    I am MUCH more afraid of BHO than I am of Clinton(s)
    , either clinton or even both clintons combined.
    Mishallow hussein jezebel obama even tells us how afraid to be, but that’s off limits to talk about.

  49. #383633
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 10:38 pm, PatFox said:

    For someone who isn’t meant to be criticised, she seems to be doing a lot of speeches these days.

    Tangentally related – and it really is a huge stretch, so take this as the 3am british musings that it is :D – in my idle moments, I’ve wondered if in the back of her mind she’s planning to set herself up to have the option of emulating Hillary’s career path. Both came from a law background, and assuming BO gets in both will be comperable ages as first lady, with not *hugely* dissimilar prior political experience. Once Obama’s kicked out again in 4/8 years, assuming she’s proactive during that time she’d probably have a high enough profile think about aiming for the senate. Wait another 8 or so years for the political barometer to swing back from GOP to dems… and in she comes, with all the strengths of the current Obama campaign, plus a claim to experience, as well as most of the groundwork on the question of the electability of a female candidate having been done this year by Hillary. She’d be practically unassailable in the eyes of media – pretty much the only thing they could pick on would be Obama’s record as POTUS, and she’d throw that under the bus faster than you can say “This is not the Obama I knew…”. You’d barely feel the bump.

    Yeah, a million and one assumptions in there, so hardly realistic. But it’s maybe juuuuust credible enough to be unnerving ;) .

  50. #383653
    On July 22nd, 2008 at 11:26 pm, Dimsdale said:

    Ok, let me get this straight. There was a terrorist attack nine months after President Bush took office. Republicans blamed Bill Clinton.

    But if there is, God forbid, a terrorist attack nine months after President Obama swears into office, it’s Obama’s fault.

    If that doesn’t expose the pitfalls of blind partisan thinking, nothing ever will.

    Touche! But if said attack happens, you will be there pointing the finger at a President Obama, right?

    The finger of blind accusations exists on both sides:

    The dollar is worth less and less every day, gas prices are soaring, he stood watch over the worst terrorist attack against civilians in American history, our international prestige is shot, we’re stuck in a quagmire in Iraq and are itching to get in one in Iran, North Korea has the bomb, the federal deficit has exploded, illegal immigration remains unchecked, and I could go on and on.

    So, it is/was advisable to invade NK, ex post facto, with no resources and close proximity to China, and, of course, the bomb, but inadvisable to try and negotiate and keep Iran from having the bomb?

    I don’t believe Obama will be the cure for illegals (the expulsion of which might help address the health care problem by lowering costs).

    Barrel prices for oil have been tumbling (to use the media’s word) and the dollar is strengthening. The point made about several governments (France, Italy, and Germany come to mind) electing conservative pro American leaders is quite relevant to your point about “international prestige being shot.”

    Neither party is directly responsible for fuel prices (except for taxes of course), but if the Democrats continue to prevent drilling on our own soil while demanding more of other oil producing nations, then they will have a serious problem that the Republicans can and should exploit. Recent polls show that the gross majority of U.S. citizens agree.

    Obama is like Carter, but without the experience. Those were very bad years, far worse than anything the liberals accuse Bush of.

  51. #383672
    On July 23rd, 2008 at 12:30 am, Rusty said:

    And who picks up the tab for the other part of the reduced tab (ie subsidizing, because I doubt docs and nurses are going to take a voluntary pay cut in half)? Oh, that’s right, you and I the taxpayer.

    I don’t, along with 80% of the country, don’t make enough money to be included in that “you and I the taxpayer” comment. If you’re in the top 2% of earners then, yeah, vote McCain. It’s in your best interests. Everyone else would be better served voting for my candidate.

    Which reminds me – you never answered another question I posed. How would your liberal ideals like gay marriage and abortion and feminism and the like fair under sharia law? And don’t you think we have an obligation to defend our nation against such atrocities?

    Frankly, your question is stupid. I have never supported fundamentalist Islam or fundamantalist anything. I think fundamentalist Islam is evil.

    So what’s your point? You think we’re going to allow honor murders or stoning or burqas? Please.

    EQ, I liked you a lot more when it wasn’t election season. You’ve gone off the rails. Remember back when we could respectfully disagree? That’s out the window now that you’re willing to believe any piece of crap you pick up from a conservative “news” source.

    If you think abortion is the most important moral issue facing us today, fine. Vote pro-life/anti-choice. That’s your duty.

    But at least have the guts to admit that’s why you’re vooting the way you do. Saying that Obama will invite terrorist attacks and lead to tax increases for all paints you as a crazy person with no grasp fo the facts.

    EQ, are you a blind partisan or someone who values certain issues above all else. The latter I have nothing but respect for even when we disagree. The former, no.

  52. #383683
    On July 23rd, 2008 at 1:15 am, tbear44 said:

    I have to wonder who is worse: Michelle Obummer or T. Heinz Kerry. Damn.

  53. #383685
    On July 23rd, 2008 at 1:19 am, DesertLover said:

    tbear44

    flip a coin … heads or tails doesn’t matter … loser either way :lol:

  54. #383688
    On July 23rd, 2008 at 1:30 am, Tuesday said:

    On July 22nd, 2008 at 9:38 am, FruNobulux said:
    What gets me is that what she’s saying makes no sense whatsoever. It’s a non-sequitur that defies rebuttal because it’s completely devoid of meaning.

    Very much like almost all of what her husband says.

    Believe me, she doesn’t make sense to a lot of us. Does she have speechwriters? Which ivy league college did she graduate from, again?

  55. #383889
    On July 23rd, 2008 at 9:57 am, englishqueen01 said:

    EQ, are you a blind partisan or someone who values certain issues above all else.

    The latter you’re right on. I won’t vote for Obama solely on the fact he has a 100% favorable rating from NARAL and PP. It’s inexcusable, and the fact that he – out of left-leaning senators such as Ted Kennedy – not only voted against, but spoke against the Born Alive act is inexcusable.

    But, honestly. *I’m* the blind partisan here? That’s rich, considering your candidate votes the party line 100% of the time and, seriously, would you ever consider voting for a Republican?

    I think not.

    Obama’s called for a doubling of the capital gains tax.

    He’s considering an increase to the payroll tax.

    He voted in favor of a resolution raising taxes three percentage points for people making $32k/year.

    He’s considering removing the cap on Social Security taxes.

    During his three years as Senator, he’s voted nearly 100 times to raise taxes – again on individuals making as little as $32,000.

    He’s voted to increase taxes on businesses – not the least of which is “big oil”.

    He’s voted for a tax on coal and oil, which he calls “dirty energy”, which would raise the cost of heating American homes.

    He can say it’s “on the rich” all he wants, but who exactly is going to force the rich to stay here and pay taxes? Who is going to force companies to stay here, create jobs, and pay those tax rates? No one.

    The policies he supports would make America one of the highest taxed industrialized nations in the world.

    And that’s not even including taxes for socialized medicine and any other program he could think of.

    For example, his plan to increase Social Security taxes would only make the program solvent for three years. After three years, and when the “rich” are taxed to the max, who’s he going to go to in order to keep the program solvent? The middle class. Me. You.

    Bush’s tax cuts do something radical – they allow people to keep more of the money they earn.

    Barack Obama himself admitted his tax policies could hurt the economy (Source).

    Bush screwed up in a lot of ways, but the solution is not to elect someone so left wing he flies in circles. That’s not what we need. All it creates is a cycle of left-right undulating (and nothing will change that) with people who have lost touch with 90% of America. McCain is as guilty of that as Obama – neither really has the best interests of America as a whole as a campaign plank.

    You’re completely missing the point on terrorism. Whether McCain or Obama is in office, there will be an attack. It’s no one’s “fault” except the jihadis who attack us. Clinton saw attacks, most notably the WTC in 1993.

    The question of who will be better prepared to react to the attack is of vital importance. Barack Obama’s already promised talks with no pre-conditions with Iran, North Korea, etc. and that he would put the opinions of the world in a place of importance regarding how America acts (and reacts) to world situations. Would he wait for the UN’s stamp of approval before going after terrorists? Would he follow UN rules regarding human rights and things like gun control? Would he put the laws of another nation before the US Constitution?

    Those are all valid questions.

    He’s also a freshman Senator. With no executive experience. To be fair, Clinton didn’t have experience either – being First Lady for eight years made her as qualified to be President as being in the hospital for a week would make me qualified to be a surgeon.

    I’m guilty of not articulating my positions as clearly as I should. And I’ll admit you’re right – I won’t vote for a pro-abortion candidate. I can’t. It is an inexcusable belief, and the sick irony of his wife claiming children will be harmed if Obama doesn’t win is not lost on me. For the record, a child born alive after a botched late-term abortion is often dispatched by dying alone like trash or – in a case like this – stabbed by the abortionist. If I did that at home to my newborn, I’d be in jail for murder. But Obama defends this as “choice”. That is not the kind of man I want running my country. Ever.

  56. #383925
    On July 23rd, 2008 at 10:32 am, wighttrasch said:

    Our health care system is an embarrassment

    To whom? You? The Canadians that come here for hip surgery? The illegal women that have their babies in the Texas border town hospitals?

    ‘Our health care system’ works really well for me; and I don’t make much money at all.

  57. #383938
    On July 23rd, 2008 at 10:47 am, Rusty said:

    EQ, not voting for a pro-choice candidate is a moral duty to many and I respect that.

    The tax votes you refer to regarding Senator Obama are a whole ‘nother ballgame. I understand that it paints a broad picture of someone who doesn’t take cutting taxes seriously. But his platform matters too. No candidate has the cajones to throw out the tax plan he/she was elected on.

    But, honestly. *I’m* the blind partisan here? That’s rich, considering your candidate votes the party line 100% of the time and, seriously, would you ever consider voting for a Republican?

    I think not.

    I have voted for a Republican in the past and I abstained from voting for a very prominent liberal in my home state.

  58. #384046
    On July 23rd, 2008 at 11:54 am, englishqueen01 said:

    I have voted for a Republican in the past and I abstained from voting for a very prominent liberal in my home state.

    And I would vote for Democrats. Pro-life ones.

    ‘Our health care system’ works really well for me; and I don’t make much money at all.

    Someone I worked with has a relative with alot of health problems. He always talked with the hospitals and they’ve *always* worked with him to make his treatment affordable. And this guy had kidney failure – still got treatment, still got assistance.

  59. #384074
    On July 23rd, 2008 at 12:05 pm, wighttrasch said:

    When I said I ‘don’t make much money’, I didn’t intend to have it appear that I need assistance of some sort…I’m just not one of the top 2% in income!

    I have a job that pays for part of my coverage & I pay for the rest.

    My point is, with the job I have, I have coverage & it is good.

    And from the looks of my co-workers—-anyone can work here.

  60. #420320
    On August 25th, 2008 at 4:20 pm, RogerCfromSD said:

    Michelle Obama offers very little “Hope” in her speeches and comments about our country.

    Instead, she sounds like a pessimist.

    Exactly what is this “hope” that she and Barack offer, anyway. Hope for what?

    I’m not hopeless. I don’t know anyone who is hopeless.

    The War Against Islamic Jihad is going quite well (except in England, where it is all but lost). We’re still not in a recession (despite media reportage to the contrary). And,McDonald’s still offers a $1 Value Meal menu.

    Life is gooood.

    Unless you’re MO, that is.

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