Comments on: Not all conservatives are singing O-Kumbaya

By: Obama’s Pricey Party - A Taste of Things to Come? by Macsmind

Thu, 05 Nov 2009 03:27:34 +0000

[...] Malkin notes the “Pomp and circumstance have been replaced with pimp and self-aggrandizement — all [...]

By: Jason L.

Jason L. — Wed, 28 Jan 2009 12:39:26 +0000

This conservative isn’t all Ga-ga about Obama, and the Love-in he’s gwetting. In fact, Electing Barack Hussein Obama to the highest office in the USa and the world’s most powerful position was the WORST thing the US Electorate could ever have done.

Now, before anybody starts calling me a racist, bigot, narrow-minded (I will ascribe to this one to a degree), or any other ephithet and label, please understand that I do tyhink it is awesome that a black man has been elected to POTUS. However, that is where the “good times” for Obama end for me. He may be black, but he isn’t the correct black man for the job of POTUS.

Barack Obama, with his uber-liberal congress, will change the USA irreparably and forever. Through FOCA, Abortion will be the law of the land, and a new generation coming out of the eight years of Obama will have no fight in them to try and overturn it (and, uyes, I do believe Obama will get a second term in a wash; in fact, he may get the constitutional ban on a president serving more than two terms overturned, and if he does that, expect him to be in the White House a LONG time). Despite the President’s relative silence on it, he’ll get homosexuality listed as a federally protected minority, granting themevery “right” under the sun. Guns will be harder and harder to own. Christianity will be even more marginalised – in fact, one little “fundamentalist ‘incident’” and he may even take emergency measures against Bible-believers in a similar vein that President Bush took emergency steps with terrorists.

These are just a few, folks, and this “stimulus” package is merely the tip of a toweringly hugr iceberg.

God Help Us!

By: The inauguration of Obama - a brief reflection « Wellsy’s World

The inauguration of Obama - a brief reflection « Wellsy’s World — Tue, 20 Jan 2009 02:52:53 +0000

[...] to the degree that even ESPN and QVC will be showing coverage of the event. A lot of people are turned off by the massive celebration. As for me, I simply pray for this great nation and I hope for its success, no matter who the [...]

By: Will there be a break? – Politics Unlimited | UK politics news

Will there be a break? – Politics Unlimited | UK politics news — Tue, 20 Jan 2009 01:30:33 +0000

[...] is a great deal of distasteful tat and schlock around as well as cries for all those who had not voted for Obama (something like 58 million) to [...]

By: Jeff2161

Jeff2161 — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 23:20:54 +0000

On the bright side, Bill Ayers not allowed into Canada. Hat-tip to Hot-Air
http://hotair.com/archives/2009/01/19/canada-refuses-to-admit-noted-terroristfriend-of-president/

By: tpro1

tpro1 — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 22:15:07 +0000

I called the Whitehouse, but they are not taking messages for the President anymore. I wanted to thank them for Ramos and Compean commutation, but got cut off. Anyway, I am not broken down by the Obamamania, and want to hold him to the same standards as teh rest of teh presidents.
People hope he succeeds for many reasons:
1. They agree with his ideas (Liberals).
2. They are hopeful a Black man can “succeed”, because in their hearts they think he can’t, but he’s the President, so we need him to succeed.
3. People are afraid of being called racist if they attack his policies or appointees (Conservatives).

I have none of those fears, as I am a 47-yr old American whose dad was black, and Mom was white. I married a 45-yr old Mechelle, and we have three kids, 4-11 yrs old. I can say what I want, and get away with it. I just “hope” I can “change” many minds to look at Barack as they would any other President: not as a Black man, but as a person who must do what is best for the country, and who must be scrutinized, or he will take full advantage of us to implement his socialistic agenda. If he’s such a strong, smart person, let him prove it like any other elected official. No free pass.

Oh, and he will use Nancy Pelosi, and be used by her and Harry Reid too, to no betterment of our country.

By: committed

committed — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 20:57:26 +0000

I just got here to read MM’s headlines today. Haven’t had time to read through all the comments, but will protesters be allowed at the inaugaration or will the media even report it if they are allowed?

Check out this 2005 story when Bush was inaugarated. http://www.wsws.org/articles/2005/jan2005/wash-j21.shtml

By: Goodbye and God Speed, Mr. President « Obi’s Sister

Goodbye and God Speed, Mr. President « Obi’s Sister — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 20:07:27 +0000

[...] Tomorrow he joins that exclusive club of Ex-Presidents on the golf course and lecture circuit. The Obama Four-Year-Circus [...]

By: rightwingrocker

rightwingrocker — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 19:34:02 +0000

I know what his plans are, as he has stated them. I don’t want them to succeed.

I wouldn’t mind seeing Obama succeed with any good things he may be considering, but on the whole I have to agree with Rush. If he succeeds in the things he ran on, America is screwed.

RWR
http://www.rightwingrocker.com

By: jlibertarian

jlibertarian — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 19:11:38 +0000

I can't, and won't, watch any of the "coronation" of BO. The networks are fawning over him like the second coming of JFK. But no press coverage for Bush in 2000 and 2004! Think of the money spent to get ONE individual elected. It's staggering. Why should ONE person have so much power? This country was founded as an alternative to the tyrannical nature of monarchies. Decentralized power counteracts consolidated government(which is always corrupt). So it's bizarre to me that a supposed Constitutional Republic still clings to "president worship" just as the English attached a divinity to the King and Queen. It's as if the "king worshipers" in the days of the Founding Fathers always kept their hooks in the government, subverting and corrupting until they achieved what we have today: consolidated, all-powerful federal government. Observe how many people hang on Obama's every word and decision like he's all-wise and all-knowing. He's just another socialist who wants to control everything, including speech and thought. I wonder what Orwell would say today. But I still believe that true liberty and the rule of law can prevail. Let's hope the socialists flop like ALL inevitably have in the past.

By: WarEagle82

WarEagle82 — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 18:32:46 +0000

The only words that Obama could utter tomorrow that would satisfy me are:

“I hereby resign the office of the President of the United States.”

Anything else he says will be socialist, fear mongering tripe and should be ignored.

By: Lan Astaslem

Lan Astaslem — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 18:32:43 +0000

Ah… I was worried that you (or others) might misinterpret my comment. BTW, I sure wish you could correct this whole fiasco! Still so sad for them…

By: RabbidSquirrel

RabbidSquirrel — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 18:23:51 +0000

(lol) not correcting you just correcting the whole fiasco

By: Lan Astaslem

Lan Astaslem — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 18:22:19 +0000

#325 — I totally agree! I was simply stating the difference between commuting a sentence and granting a pardon. The former implies that the person’s debt to society has been paid. The latter means that they should not have been prosecuted in the first place. Big difference — and way too weasly (sp?) a way out for GWB. He should have given them a full pardon.

By: RabbidSquirrel

RabbidSquirrel — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 18:19:20 +0000

only that they have paid their debt to society.

Correction: Society and Bush owes them a debt