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Obama the Marxist???

IS Obammasiah a Marxist??? I do not think that he is a total Marxist, but he will move our country closer to being a Socialist Democracy like most Eurabian countries. He definitely had many Marxist and Socialist mentors,such as Frank Marshall Davis, Bill Ayers, and Rev. Wright.

Chris of Rights has a good post about Obammasiah's Marxist/Socialist Agenda. He goes through the definitions of Marxism, Sommunismand Capitalism. He has a good analysis of what the Obammasiah's political agenda is,and it is a Socialist agenda.

Barack
Obama and Socialism/Marxism

Recently, someone called me deluded for having the temerity to suggest that
Barack Obama (D-IL) has Marxist/socialistic views.

Actually, he said that I claimed he was a Marxist (which I didn't) and that
delusion was putting it mildly. Unfortunately, I took the bait offered and then
did call Obama a Marxist.

I'll go back now to saying that he has Marxist/socialistic views and
agenda.

And I'll spend the rest of this very long post backing that up. I'm going to
talk about a lot of things here, and I really should break it up into several
posts, but I'm not going to.

Let's start by looking at some of his history:----Chris of Rights

THE EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

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Dwight Kay for State Representative

Dwight Kay for State Representative
URF’s 8 in ‘08 Interview with Kay

Posted: 29 Jul 2008 10:16 AM CDT

GLEN CARBON - When Glen Carbon’s Dwight Kay saw Democratic 15-year incumbent State Rep. Jay Hoffman’s name come up on a list of the top six major Blagojevich fundraisers during Tony Rezko’s federal trial earlier this year, it confirmed what Kay and others in the district had been discussing for months — 2008 is the year Hoffman may be vulnerable.

Since first elected in 1992, Hoffman has abandoned his blue collar, conservative-leaning constituency and has morphed into a Blagojevich Chicago-lite liberal. Blagojevich and Hoffman’s close friendship go back to the early 90s, when the two freshman House members from opposite ends of the state were room- and office-mates in Springfield. Through the years, Hoffman has raised almost $800,000 for the governor.

Now Hoffman is the governor’s point man in the Illinois House, and often conveys the governor’s viewpoint in legislative floor debate. He wedges solidly between Blagojevich’s arch enemy House Speaker Mike Madigan and a governor with historically-low approval ratings. Many wonder just how proned Madigan would be to sending in forces to help a weakened Hoffman.

Fresh off two victorious southern Illinois regional campaigns serving as finance committee chairman for Illinois Supreme Court Justice Lloyd Karmeier in 2004 and volunteering for Circuit Court Judge Steve McGlynn in 2006, Hoffman’s Republican challenger Dwight Kay, 61, knows how to win political campaigns.

“We were excited to have a part in starting reform in the state’s judicial branch,” Kay said. “With Hoffman’s connections to the governor and questions of ethics surrounding the incumbent, it was clear he had to be challenged in the 112th District.”

Kay began talking to the people of the district, and their responses encouraged him even more to take a run at Hoffman’s seat.

“Government in Illinois is broken, it doesn’t work anymore,” Kay said. “The folks in the district tell me government used to be good, then it became bad, and now there’s no government at all. That just shows you the lack of hope people in the 112th District have right now. They’re ready for something different.”

Not only have voters in the Metro-East district lost hope, they’ve focused blame on Governor Blagojevich.

A recent poll by Ask Illinois indicated 65% in the 112th District wants the Illinois House form a committee to investigate impeachment proceedings against Governor Blagojevich. An overwhelming 56% polled said they want Blagojevich out of office.

Pretty stunning poll numbers from a district who is represented by the Governor’s best friend, Kay said.

“After walking door-to-door throughout the 112th district, it’s no surprise to hear how unhappy
people are with this Governor,” said Kay. “I hear it every day. The leadership in Springfield–including the Governor– has broken our trust. The corrupt leadership has led to high property
taxes; high utility bills, massive state pension debt, and is ultimately the sole reason why a
capital bill will not pass in the legislature, simply because nobody trusts Governor Blagojevich
except my opponent.”

Hoffman’s years as a politician and his part-time affiliation with one of Madison County’s most lucrative trial attorney firms has taken him out of the circles of his Metro-East voters, attached him to Chicago politicians and provided a stark contrast to Kay’s local, private sector work experience.

Over the past 35 years, Kay’s worked his way up from loading dockman to senior vice-president of Cassens Trucking, one of Glen Carbon’s larger area employers. Kay says Blagojevich’s economic policies have made it harder and harder to keep small businesses in the state. Trucking fees and fuel taxes have made it tougher for area employers like Cassens Trucking to make ends meet.

“The Democrats’ policies are driving trucking businesses to bordering states and out of Illinois,” Kay said. “When businesses move, we lose jobs and the state loses revenue. The answer is not to raise taxes on the businesses that stay here. We need to be able to re-invest in new equipment. We need the funds collected to go where they’re supposed to go. Good roads make our business more profitable.”

But it all comes back to the basic question of ethics, Kay said.

“When questions arise about whether a business has to pay-to-play, it affects getting reputable new businesses to come to the state,” Kay said. “No one can trust the governor now, and when Jay Hoffman is listed as one of the Governor’s kitchen cabinet, it’s not a good thing.”

Last week, Kay became the first GOP candidate to call for impeachment proceedings to begin in the Illinois House by launching Impeachthegov.com, a petition website calling for a bi-partisan commission to look into allegations and whether they would constitute the serious nature that could lead to the governor’s impeachment.

Calling for the investigation is not making a judgement, Kay said, it is to find the truth about what’s been going on in the Blagojevich administration. Unasked and unanswered questions about the governor and Hoffman’s dealings could be costing Illinoisans billions each year.

“A corruption tax costs everyone,” he said.

So what exactly would Kay do to change the budget situation?

“We’d need to investigate the current system of doling out state contracts, ask ourselves why we’re in debt as a state,” Kay said. “ We’d check for redundancies and reset priorities. That’s what we do in the private sector when financial difficulties come up.”

Kay says he will continue knocking on doors until November 4, with hopes of visiting a majority of the district’s voters.

“So many of the people in the 112th District are suffering with gas prices as they are. One woman fears she’ll lose her job soon because she can only afford to drive to work four days a week.

“When she said that, it really hit home how much people are suffering now, waiting for gas prices to go back down. They need relief now, for them it’s crucial,” Kay said.

The 112th, which includes Collinsville and Glen Carbon, has been open to visits from their legislative candidate for the most part. Most tell Kay they’ve never met anyone who represents them at the state or national Capitol. When they ask him his opinion on issues faces voters, he responds with conservative positions on both social and fiscal topics. He’s been endorsed by the United Republican Fund as one of their eight candidates in the 2008 election.

“Dwight Kay’s race will be a surprise to everyone,” URF President Steve Rauschenberger said. “When you have an incumbent seen as a home district traitor like Jay Hoffman is, it doesn’t matter how long he’s been in the State House, he’s in trouble. Match that with a well-qualified, inspiring reform candidate like Dwight Kay, and you’ve got the potential for an exciting campaign in the fall. The URF sees Kay as a serious potential pickup for the Republicans this year.”

Kay, married, with a college age daughter and son, says the enthusiasm behind his campaign has energized him through the hot summer months of walking and meeting voters.

“I’m in this to give back to my community,” Kay said. “But not only that, I’m in it for people like those I talk to in the 112th District to take back their government and make it good again. This is the year we can begin to turn things around.”

Trouble in Paradise

Here is anotherHillary supporter that will not drink the Obamassiah cool aid.

H/T to Ivy League Conservatives

Get the big box of popcorn for the  Convention in Denver.   Along with  the Recreate '68 fruitcakes, it will be a very interesting convention.

Paul Weir’s Statement on the New Yorker

The official Weir /Skrude  '08 statement about The New Yorker Obama cartoon

It is unfortunate that the staff of the New Yorker magazine decided to launch a heinous attack on Barack Obama. Both Paul Weir and John Skrude extend their condolences to the Obama family and are in their prayers during this travesty.

We at the Weir Skrude 08 campaign headquarters are in total shock and disbelief over this terrible attack and will continue to work hard for a new day when politicians will no longer be discriminated against.

We do not approve of any attacks on any person seeking to serve their country in an honorable way. It’s disappointing to us as we have seen brutal and poliphobic attacks on Barack Obama and John Mccain. We will not give aid and comfort to those who attack John McCain, despite how old and feeble he may be.

Nor will we continue to sit back and watch the malicious attacks on Barack Obama’s rather large Mickey Mouse ears, his middle name which is Hussien like Saddam. We will not encourage mixing Obama’s name with Osama, nor even notice he’s black unless it’s to praise him and talk about how he’s been discriminated against. We will not stand for attacks on his Patriotism, whether he won’t put his hand over his heart or wear an American lapel pin. Even if Barack Obama would recite a communist oath during the Pledge of Allegiance, we will not question his Patriotism. We won’t attack him because his pastor hates white people, nor will we even say his preacher is a racist. We won’t stand for attacks on associations he’s had with people who bombed the Pentagon. We won’t even mention that Barack Obama’s name sounds like a Muslim terrorist.

We certainly hope that both the Obama and McCain campaigns will stand up for us should the New Yorker or any other magazine launch a shrewd and malicious attack against Paul Weir or John Skrude.

This cartoon is at the height of antipoliticianism and it must stop. When elected President, Paul Weir will push for legislation giving the same protections that have been extended for minorities and homosexuals. It’s time for us to stand together and put an end to this hate. It’s time for us to put behind us this era of people

Steve Sauerberg

For Immediate Release                                           July 14, 2008 Contact: Chris Barron Office - (630) 424-3490 Cell - (630) 215-9118 or (202) 297-9807 cbarron@sauerberg2008.com Sauerberg Issues Debate Challenge to Durbin Steve Sauerberg, M.D. - "What better way is there to honor Abraham Lincoln's brilliant legacy than by following his example and participating in a robust conversation on the issues that impact Illinoisans?" Today, U.S. Senate nominee Steve Sauerberg, MD, challenged Senator Dick Durbin to a series of Lincoln-Douglas style debates across Illinois.  "What better way is there to honor Abraham Lincoln's brilliant legacy than by following his example and participating in a robust conversation on the issues that impact Illinoisans?" asked Sauerberg, noting that this year marks the 150th anniversary of the Lincoln-Douglas debates. Sauerberg proposed that he and Durbin follow the general schedule of the Lincoln-Douglas debates.   "The Sauerberg-Durbin debates should occur in all of the original Lincoln-Douglas cities (Ottawa, Freeport, Jonesboro, Charleston, Galesburg, Quincy and Alton) plus Chicago, Springfield and Champaign to give citizens across our great state the opportunity to learn about both of us and our stances on policy," continued Sauerberg. Sauerberg sent a formal request for the debates to Durbin's Senate office in Washington, D.C. and in Chicago.  "It is time that Dick Durbin explained to the people of Illinois why he has become one of the most divisive, liberal Senators in Washington," continued Sauerberg.  "Dick Durbin is supposed to serve the people of Illinois - not the Washington special interests - and it is time he stood before those people and explained his record," concluded Sauerberg.  # # # Sauerberg for U.S. Senate - P.O. Box 667 Lombard, IL 60148.  For more information on Steve's campaign please visit our website at www.sauerberg2008.com

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More of Obamassiah's Change

McCain ad

Here is the new McCain ad.   It is pretty good and shows McCain's career as a "maverick" and how he went against the mainstream all the time.   

Dem CONgress hits a new record

I know that I usually do not put much weight in polls.   Most of them are done with misleading questions and are usually biased in who they poll in the first place.   But the new Rasmussen Poll has the Democrat lead CONgress hitting new lows.  It is the first time that they have ever had a single digit approval rating.  This does not bode well for the Democrats. They had no plan to get out of Iraq, they had no Energy Plan, they have done absolutely nothing to help the American public.  Everyone one of the big time pundits are saying that the Dems are going to have a good year and gain, I think the opposite might happen.  I am not saying this is a done deal or that the Republicans are going to win back the House or the Senate, but it will notbe a blood bath forthe Republicans this year, and they could maybewin back the Senate if they play their cards right.   That is a big if, with this crop of leadership.  But it can be done if they use drilling and energy exploration as a issue big time.

Congressional Performance

Congressional Approval Falls to Single Digits for First Time Ever

The percentage of voters who give Congress good or excellent ratings has fallen to single digits for the first time in Rasmussen Reports tracking history. This month, just 9% say Congress is doing a good or excellent job. Most voters (52%) say Congress is doing a poor job, which ties the record high in that dubious category.

Last month, 11% of voters gave the legislature good or excellent ratings. Congress has not received higher than a 15% approval rating since the beginning of 2008. ---Rasmussen Reports

Vets For Freedom

From Vets for Freedom

H/T to Wake Up America

Weir Skrude

This is the tickt for 2008

Stix for President

Vote for Stix under the Golden Monkey Love Child Party
H/T to A Newt One

How to talk to a Obama Cultist

H/T to Curmudgeonly & Skeptical

Words

A letter to Obama from a Bitter small town Bible clinger

This is just a great editorial.  I got this one in an email from my mom.   It is an editorial from the Hays Daily News

Not My Wallet

A good ad after the ridiculous ad by Moron.org by One Private Citizen

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Looks like Illinois is exportiing their Election Fraud

Pretty much everyone knows that election fraud is a part of life in Illinois, and now they are starting to export it to Indiana.

H/T to Election Journal

GOP says Illinois voters tried to vote in Indiana primary

CROWN POINT | Lake County election officials heard allegations Tuesday a number of Illinois residents attempted to vote in last month's Indiana primary election.

Raymond Lopez, chairman of the East Chicago and Whiting Republican organization, told the Lake County elections board, busloads of Illinois residents and downstate Indiana students who weren't registered to vote in East Chicago or Whiting appeared at those communities' polls, according to Republican election workers to whom he spoke.

"It was quite a few. They showed us Illinois driver's licenses. We asked them why they were here and they said 'We were told to vote here.'"

Lopez said none of them was admitted into voting booths. He didn't indicate whether he was able to ascertain from where the individuals came or whom may have sent them. Elections Supervisor Michelle Fajman asked Lopez to put his complaints and others he made, in writing, so her staff can investigate.

Lopez chronicled other mishaps at the request of Patrick E. Gabrione, a Republican member of the elections board, who warned the general election this fall may be worse than the May 6 primary in terms of getting timely voting results.

Lake County became the butt of political jokes nationwide when election officials were unable to report complete voting results of the May 6 primary until two hours after the polls closed because of the large numbers of new voters who participated in the first meaningful presidential primary in 40 years.

Lopez said some poll inspectors were so overwhelmed by the turnout they declined to fill out provisional ballots. "It was chaos. Some people weren't in the poll books but the workers just let them vote anyway."

Indiana law requires voters to bring photo identification to the polls to ensure they are voting in their home precincts but permits voters who don't have a valid ID on election day to cast a provisional ballot that will be counted if they produce an ID within 10 days.---Northwest Indiana Times

On the Ron Paul front

Well, it looks like Ron Paul and the John Birch Society Libertarians are going to hold their own Convention and not try to take over the GOP Convention.

H/T to Hot Air's Allahpundit

Ron Paul plans his own convention

Maverick GOP presidential candidate Ron Paul has booked an arena in Minneapolis for a "mini-convention" that could steal some of John McCain's thunder just days before he accepts the Republican nomination.

A Paul campaign aide said the Texas congressman hopes to pack about 11,000 supporters into the Williams Arena at the University of Minnesota on Sept. 2, which coincides with the second day of the Republican National Convention at the Xcel Energy Center in neighboring St. Paul.

Paul, 72, will announce details for the rally Thursday at the start of the Texas Republican Convention in Houston.

The campaign hopes the daylong event will "send a message to the Republican Party," Paul campaign spokesman Jesse Benton tells the Tribune-Review.

Pitt Tribune

Obama's shindig in St. Louis

Well, last night after work I went to the Downtown Renaissance Hotel inSt. Louis with some College Republicans.  I may not be the greatest fan of McCain, but Iam totally against the Obamassiah. So we waited there to see if we can get a glimpse of our next Messiah, but he arrived and entered at another entrance.  It was nice to see some of the young Republicans out there, it gives me hope that our younger generation is not totally lost on the "Progressive" Socialism that the Democrats are talking about.  All in all it was a pretty fun time, and mostly friendlywith the Obama crowd.  The only real confrontation was between some Obama supporters and a couple that had asign against abortion that showed what an aborted fetus looked like.  But other than that we just had the McCain supporters on one side of Washington Ave, and the Obama supporters on the other.  I am sure there are pictures and some video out there, all the local channels were there and local newspapers were also, if I find any I will post them here also.

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Monday night outside the Renaissance, a couple dozen McCain allies, most of them area members of the College Republicans, underscored that theme. The group waved pro-McCain signs and posters declaring "Change We Can't Afford." Nearby, a smaller number of anti-abortion protesters nearby waved a giant placard showing aborted fetuses and other signs decrying Obama's support of abortion rights.

Obama, for his part, made no mention of the protesters. What his victory for the nomination signaled, he said, was that many Americans were embracing his approach to politics and public policy.

"I believe in the politics of building people up, not tearing people down,'' he said.----STLtoday

Yes,he is off to a good start with all the Hillary supporters going to McCain and alienating those bitter people.

Also posted at Grizzly Groundswell and Reclaim Conservatism

Batman in 2008

This is a candidate I can get behinf.  I have not seen the Ironman movie yet, but heard good things about it and I think they can clean up the mess we got in Washington.

Batman for President

Who is Obama???

Now that Obama has won the nomination to be the Democrat Presidnetial Candidate,do we  really know who he is???  Well, I know who he is, but does the country know who he is???  He is running as the uniter, which is very hard to understand, since he is the most partisan in his votes in the Senate.  He is also aligned with the Unions and other far left wing groups such as Moron.org.   So how is he going to bring people together, he will not even bring the Democrat Party together???   Many pundits and experts in election think that he has the upper edge on winning the Presidency.   I think he has already sunk, with Hillary's supporters heading over to McCain, and when his associations and votes in Illinois are seen by the country, he will have a hard time to convince the public that heis the one to take the helm of our country.  I could be wrong, but the country is not that far left, the War in Iraq is going better since the "Surge", and we might finally build another refinery so gas prices might fall.  So what isis that will attract people to Obama. Well, the MSM will have a good showing and help Obama along, but the MSM is losing ground to the New Media, since people can look up what theMSM is saying and do not take their word for the truth anymore.

Today the WSJ has  got a good article on The Obama we don't know:

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Yet govern how and to what end? This is the Obama Americans don't know. For all of his inspiring rhetoric about bipartisanship, his voting record is among the most partisan in the Senate. His policy agenda is conventionally liberal across the board – more so than Hillary Clinton's, and more so than that of any Democratic nominee since 1968.

We can't find a single issue on which Mr. Obama has broken with his party's left-wing interest groups. Early on he gave a bow to merit pay for teachers, but that quickly sank beneath the waves of new money he wants to spend on the same broken public schools. He takes the Teamsters line against free trade, to the point of unilaterally rewriting Nafta. He wants to raise taxes even above the levels of the Clinton era, including a huge increase in the payroll tax. Perhaps now Mr. Obama will tack to the center, but somehow he will have to explain why the "change" he's proposing isn't merely more of the same, circa 1965.---WSJ

Cross Posted at Grizzly Groudswell and Reclaim Conservatism

Another report form PJ Comix on Operation Chaos

You just got to love the warm feelings that the Obama and Hilary supporters have for each other.  It is a match made in heaven.   It looks like Obamassiah has gotten enough delegates now to say it is over.  But I am thinking that it will not end after Hillary's concession speech.  We got people like Harriet Christian that will not vote for the Messiah.  And we still do not know if the tape of Michelle Obama is real or just a hoax by one of  Hillary's supporters.   It is not over folks, grab your favorite beverage and ge the ppcon out.  It will be a longsummer.

"My Evening With Harriet Christian"

One of the more entertaining events of the weekend was the OUTBURST by Hillary Clinton supporter, Harriet Christian, against Barack Obama. I'm sure many of you are wondering just exactly WHO she is. However, I'm not so sure most of you would hang out with her until 2 in the morning to find out. Therefore kudos to HUffington POst blogger, Will Bower, who had the fortitude to spend the evening with Harriet and report back to us in his HUffie BLOG titled, "My Evening With Harriet Christian." So let us now hang out with Harriet in paint the town Red while the commentary of your humble correspondent, who would need a LOT of drinks to put up with Harriet's voice until the wee hours, is in the [brackets]:

My Evening With Harriet Christian

[I would love to post a thread titled, "My Evening With Petra Verkaik."]

It was when the DNC's Rules & Bylaws Committee made its ruling on Michigan that Harriet Christian came into my life.

[Lucky you.]

From a few rows behind me, her piercing, wizened, New York voice rang out through the awkward silences in the auditorium of the Marriott Wardman Park Hotel.

[As sweet a voice as a truckdriver.]

I wish now I could remember each and everything she said. All I remember is that I was glad she was saying it. The DNC had just committed a crime, and I was happy that there was someone unashamed to reveal her fury to all those present.

[So how is that unity thing working out for you, Democrats?]

As we all exited the ballroom -- many of us in disgust -- I saw the cameras swarm in on our Harriet. I decided to stay and watch her in her glory.

[Comedy act mixed with Primal Scream.]

In fact, I have a confession to make. It was I who encouraged Harriet to stay and to face the cameras. Each time she wanted to storm from the lobby in a fiery exeunt, it was I who stopped her, consoled her, turned her around, and told her "Your anger needs to be heard, friend. Don't stop."

[Don't stop the entertainment.]

Did I think that she could have been more coherent at first? Yes, I did. Did I feel that she was flirting with the edge of reason? Yes, I did. Would I have had her change a thing? No, I wouldn't.

[Stay just the way you are, Harriet. Primal Scream Democrats are FUn to watch!]

I would like to add that I don't condone any correlation between the words "black" and "inadequate." It is my belief that she was not *equating* "black" with "inadequate." I believe she was saying that *Obama* is inadequate, and that he is where he is because of affirmative action tactics -- much as Geraldine Ferraro has said, and not unlike Joe Biden's misspeak last year. Again, though, not words I personally would have ever chosen.

[Said Will, already distancing himself from Harriet having just introduced her to us.]

Many have criticized Harriet for what is being categorized as her "circus antics." What they call "antics," I call the red blood of Democracy. She was angry. She was angry as I was angry. We were angry as thousands of people were angry. That anger needed a voice that wasn't couched behind cold, intellectually dishonest reason.

[I guess there's no need to question Harriet as to whether she found her angry yet.]

The DNC had committed an act of war, and Harriet was firing back with bullets of passion. Was she the best marksman? Perhaps not. But did she reveal to America the depth of frustration that many, many people are feeling right now? That she did.

[Looking forward to seeing Harriet at the Democrat convention this summer. ON TO DENVER!!!]

We all know that -- had she been as calm and collected as so many of you feel she should have been -- that she wouldn't have the nearly 800,000 YouTube hits she now does. Her voice has been heard.

[A voice that can strip wallpaper off the side of your home. BTW, is it my imagination or have I heard that same voice before many times from hardened deli waitresses?]

Is that to say that I believe that Harriet was seeking attention? Not at all. As I've said, it was I who kept the fires of encouragement lit beneath her. She has since confessed to me many a time how she now fears that her emotions might be used to hurt Hillary Clinton's campaign. That is the last thing she wants. She simply wanted to cry out against injustice... as so many of us often want to do, but so few of us actually do.

[I've heard that voice many times cry out my order for for corned beef on rye.]

And, for the record: No, she hadn't been drinking. I had the fortune of talking with Harriet well into the night that night. (It was 2am when we finally said "Good night" to one another). While I was knocking back my white Russians and my margaritas, she touched nothing but her Diet Coke. She hasn't touched alcohol since 1985. The only thing she was drunk on that afternoon was indignation.

[I'd have to knock back quite a few white Russians and margaritas to hang out with Harriet until 2 am.] ----DUmmie FUnnnies

One pissed off Hillary Supporter

Get ready to see more of this over the summer.  The Hillary supporters have been behind here for years and are rabidly behind her.  The DNC only has themselves to blame for pissing these people off.  Get the popcorn ready for a fun summer/

H/t to Leslie Carbone

Stanley Kurtz on Obamassiah

Stanley Kurtz has got a great post about the Obamassiah's political associations with his church, Trinity Church, and the  other far left wing elements in Chicago at National Review Online. If anyone wants to know the reasons why he never left his Anti-American church, it is becausehe wanted to use his church as a launching point of left wing causes.  Do read the whole post if is very good.    

Here is the conclusion of his post:

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Mystery Solved So it would appear that Obama’s own writings solve the mystery of why he stayed at Trinity for 20 years. Obama’s long-held and decidedly audacious hope has been to spread Wright’s radical spirit by linking it to a viable, left-leaning political program, with Obama himself at the center. The revolutionizing power of a politically awakened black church is not some side issue, or merely a personal matter, but has been the signature theme of Obama’s grand political strategy. Lucky for Obama, this political background is unfamiliar to most Americans. There are others who share Obama’s approach, however. Take a look at this piece by Manhattan Institute scholar Steven Malanga on “The Rise of the Religious Left,” and you will see exactly where Obama is coming from. Malanga ends his account by noting that religious-left activists often partner with groups like MoveOn.org and attend gatherings featuring speakers like Michael Moore. After the 2004 election, there was some talk of the Democratic party “purging” MoveOn and Moore. Far from purging its radical Left, however, the Democratic party is now just inches away from placing it in the driver’s seat. That is the real meaning of the fiasco at Trinity Church.

Hillary is not done just yet

In another devestating victory over Obama, Hillary has taken over the popular vote.  Obama is on a sinking ship.   Is the Democrats going to jump aboard the Titanic or are they going to jump ship????

Candidate	Votes	Vote %	Delegates	Projected Winner
Clinton	263,120	68%	38	Winner
Obama	121,458	32%	17

ABC News

Shamed Dogan

Cross posted at Grizzly Groundswell and Reclaim Conservative

This last Thursday I had the great privalege to meet a great candidate for Missouri's 88th district.  It was a fun time and I met some pretty cool people at a Young Republicans Happy Hour.  And Shamed was there.  He is a good guy and I think would be a great addiction to the Missouri House.  It is too bad I live in Illinois and can not vote for him.  He is very smart, conservative and will be a great representative.   He has worked in Washington, D.C. , with Jim Talent, so he knows how the political game is played.  So I endorse him, and if any of you are in his district vote for him this fall.

Finally Obama has quit his racist church

Finally after 20 years of listening to anti-White, anti-Semitic rhetoric from his pastor Rev. Wright and his guest speakers, Obama has left the Trinity Church.  He only left after 20 years of listening to this stuff and calls into question his ability to lead all people.   He was suppose the be the candidate to bring people together, I still do not know how even without his church.   This also calls into question his judgement in friends.  Along with Rev Wright, Rezko, Ayers and now Pflager, how can anyone trust him not to be a total left wing loon and a useful idiot for the Marxists that want to take over the government.   George Soros and his friends have given a lot of money to Obama and his front groups of Moveon.org and other far Left Wing groups have been pushing for Obama along with the MSM.  Will this help Obama???  I think it mightr help out little, but in the long run it will be his downfall and he will not ge beyond his associations and bad judgement of friends. 

The last straw was the guest speaker Father Pflager to the Trinity Church.  He made such a fool out of himself  and the Catholic Church, that the Arch-Bishop in Chicago has told him that he can no longer speak about politics ion the pulpit.   

What has taken Onama this long to see that the Trinity Church was a bad choice to belong to.   They have had Hamas diatribes in the weekly mailer, an Anti_White and Anti-Smetic preacher for years.  Why now is he finally leaving???   It shows bad judgement and just shows that he will throw anybody under the bus, even his grandmother, if they get in the way of him becioming the Presidnet.

All the while the DNC is trig n to figure out waht to do about Florida and Michigan.   What is the next chink in the armor of the DNC going to fall.   Maybe whe the Rezko trial ends or when Blagojovic get indicted????   Or when the MSM finally figure out that Obama is not about any kind of "change" and is a product of the Chicago Machine????

Only time will tell.   In the meantime get the popcorn readty for the Riots in Denver from the idiots at re-Create 68 and the rest of the foools that are going to infest Denver.   Oh what fun it is gong to be.

Obama Resigns Church Membership in Chicago

by FOXNews.com

Saturday, May 31, 2008

Barack Obama and his wife Michelle have resigned their membership at the Trinity United Church of Christ in Chicago, FOX News has confirmed, after controversies stemming from the congregation created a persistent distraction for Obama’s campaign.

The criticism started with the sermons of his former pastor, Rev. Jeremiah Wright Jr., but Obama’s pastor problems were compounded this week by the Rev. Michael Pfleger, whose videotaped guest sermon at the church Sunday showed him taunting Hillary Clinton and saying she felt she was “entitled” to the presidency because she’s white.

Obama said he was deeply disappointed by the remarks and Pfleger apologized, but Clinton’s campaign still demanded Obama specifically reject the latest remarks.

By resigning his membership, Obama is taking the most definitive stand to date against the church.

He already has roundly condemned Wright.

Videos of Wright’s sermons, in which he claimed the U.S. government created HIV to exterminate black people and said “God damn America,” threatened to derail Obama’s campaign when they first surfaced in March.

FOX News’ Bonney Kapp and Major Garrett contributed to this report.

Dems change rules on the fly

As if having the Super Duper Delgates is bad enough, now the Democrats are going to change the rules in the middle of the nomination race.  See the Super Duper Delegates were part of the Democrats safety net so they would not have another McGovern.  But it is looking more and more like Obama will be another McGovern, but Reid, Pelosi and Dean want the Super Duper Delegates to say who they are gefore the Convention.  And this Saturday the Rules Committee is going to mull over whatto do about Florida and Michigan, which will most likely favor Obama and they will not be counted.   And this coming from the Part of "let all the votes count".   So either way you have it at the end of next week, there is going to be a good part of the Democrat Party upset at the outcome. 

And do they actually think Hillary will just lay down and take this.  Get the Popcorn out, it is going to be a fun summer.   And watch out for the Re-Create 68 crowd at the convention.  " The Chicken are coming home to roost"

Top Dems to push for swift end to primary race

By DAVID ESPO, AP Special Correspondent Fri May 30, 12:58 AM ET

WASHINGTON - Top Democratic leaders intend to push for a quick end to the battle for the presidential nomination when primaries are over next week, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said Thursday, adding that he, Speaker Nancy Pelosi and party chairman Howard Dean will urge uncommitted delegates to choose sides.

"By this time next week, it will all be over give or take a day," Reid said of the marathon race between the front-running Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton.

Obama is within 44 delegates of clinching the nomination, according to The Associated Press tally, and leads Clinton by roughly 200 delegates.

Democratic officials said Pelosi already has begun contacting uncommitted House members urging them to weigh in soon after the primary season ends. Numerous Democrats have expressed concern that a protracted nominating campaign could harm the party's chances of winning the White House in the fall. John McCain effectively wrapped up the Republican nomination in March.

Tantalizingly close to the nomination, Obama stands to gain a minimum of roughly 20 delegates in remaining primaries in Puerto Rico, Montana and South Dakota under party rules that distribute them proportional to the popular vote — even if he loses all three. He would need to enlist the support of uncommitted superdelegates to amass the rest.

Slightly fewer than 200 superdelegates remain uncommitted, including 64 members of Congress.---Yahoo News

Is Obama Smarter Than A 5th Grade Jaywalker?

That is a hard question.   He did go to an Ivy League school, but he doen't know how many states are in the Unites States.   I think most 5th graders know that, and even Jay Leno's man on the street know that.

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