Comments on: Photo Ops and ‘Fake Interviews’: Obama’s Excellent Overseas Adventure

By: It’s All Coming Down to a Few Key States … | USA TERM LIMITS

It’s All Coming Down to a Few Key States … | USA TERM LIMITS — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 16:12:13 +0000

[...] mossbacks who are preempting the coronation of our first (half) black president; it’s more likely politics, inexperience, naiveté, empty rhetoric, European vacations , out-of-touch elitism, PUMAs, [...]

By: Rae

Rae — Fri, 25 Jul 2008 04:00:50 +0000

Mea Culpa bloggers! The DNC nominee will accept at Invesco Field, but the Pepsi Center will be used too…a Democratic multi-ringed spectacular.

By: John Samford

John Samford — Fri, 25 Jul 2008 03:13:50 +0000

After the smoke clears and the mirrors stop spinning, Ohhhhhh…..BAAMA will have fallen even more in the polls. A month ago he had a 5 to 15 point lead. Now he is either tied or trailing, within the margin of error.
All the stage managing has accomplished is to make Obamassiah look to be even more of an empty suit. A tough job, but one his handlers did well.
The media has tried to spin this trip as a great success. I think not.
Demographics are against him, he’s sinking in the polls, Billery is busy seeing which super delegates she can flip and Michelle is measuring for drapes.
Should I laugh, cheer or cry?

By: Rae

Rae — Fri, 25 Jul 2008 01:29:10 +0000

Senator Obama-nation’s whirlwind tour highlights his chameleon persona. With Hollywood-like glitz and glam, he poses before Germany’s Brandenburg Gate, Israel’s Western Wall, and Jordan’s Amman Citadel.

Meanwhile, back home…Denver, Colorado frantically prepares for the DNC in August. Attention: Obama-nation’s nomination was initially to be announced at Invesco Field, which holds 20,000+. OH, NO! The Pepsi Center is hurriedly prepared for this spectacle…it seats about 75,000. More money wasted and Denver inconvenienced.

Also…the DNC has used Denver’s city gas pumps and services to fill up and avoid (?) paying state and federal fuel taxes to the tune of about $9700 since March. Denver’s Democratic Mayor John Hickenlooper tried to shift scrutiny and say the Republican National Convention in Minneapolis-St.Paul does the same thing. NOT SO…according to their spokesperson.

Denver’s DNC troubles are too many to list at moment.

Suffice to say: Amid the hoopla at the Pepsi Center will the DNC’s nominee bask in their reverence and announce, “Veni, vidi, vici!!”

By: Believer

Believer — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 16:59:08 +0000

I’m getting ill again. Dave II’s link to americanthinker’s article is a superb one.

But, oh my, I keep thinking of Soros’ money buying votes…and it’s so Chicago…

Especially when I learned this morning that Obama has already set up his presidential transition team. More hubris or something we don’t know? Check those voter registrations, please.

Maybe it’s the BO team’s response to Kondrake’s warning yesterday. They knew that didn’t sound good. “Don’t worry, folks, I’ll be ready on Day One.” When you consider his advisors, there’s no team he’d ever put together that would reassure me.

(and I do know how to spell “led” – at 2:15am – oooh, it looks ugly now)

By: tanstaafl

tanstaafl — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 14:52:52 +0000

what say you gun-toting, church going, xenophobic bumpkins, are you going to vote for me and aspire yourselves to the sophisticates, or are you going to resign yourselves to four more years of elitist disdain?

Though he likely wouldn’t admit it, I believe the “hey rubes, you gonna get with the program ?” implication is at the core of Obamessiah’s approach to we the peeps.

And at the core of the larger élitist message in general.

Uh, no, Dalibama (borrowed, I liked it)we’re not. Somehow, over past months, you’ve managed to offend me to my core. (I think it started with grandma in Hawaii being used to make some dumb point about “race”, but maybe before.) And that’s saying something to my heavily jaundiced eye when it comes to politicians.

The canard about guns and religion to the SF wealthy is straight out of the Harvard élitist playbook. Obama thought he was making a confidential statement to the “in” crowd.

He is not a “thinker” (also borrowed point) but a spewer of set pieces, which explains the iterations of his barely concealed views of we the rubes as well as his almost crippling inability to speak extemporaneously and spontaneously and make any sense.

By: SuzEQCitizen

SuzEQCitizen — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 14:20:37 +0000

Believer said

“Mort Kondrake on Fox today reiterated something I’d heard before. He said Middle East experts are saying that there’s a greater chance we’d find ourselves in a war with Iran with an Obama presidency.”

I heard that as well, and it near froze me to the marrow in my bones.

You guys don’t know who is behind the curtain? The Wizard of Oz, of course! I don’t know about you, but I don’t wanna live in the Emerald City.

By: Dave II

Dave II — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 10:23:17 +0000

“Which leads me to wondering: if Obama is merely a front, who is behind the curtain?”

You don’t know??? George Soros, that’s who!

Read this and learn about the man behind the megalomaniac:

The Bubble of Obama Supremacy
By Kyle-Anne Shiver

http://www.americanthinker.com/2008/07/the_bubble_of_obama_supremacy.html

By: Believer

Believer — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 09:15:38 +0000

Mort Kondrake on Fox today reiterated something I’d heard before. He said Middle East experts are saying that there’s a greater chance we’d find ourselves in a war with Iran with an Obama presidency.

Ahmadinejad would most likely try to pull something on the naive one. Testing him. It would probably be done right away.

Please, America, wake up to the danger this man could put us in. This is no time for a rookie to be elected. He’s accomplished NOTHING. He’s lead NOTHING. And those are his positives.

By: Don Meaker

Don Meaker — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 01:49:08 +0000

Obama was right, in the sense that a stopped clock is right twice a day.

Better men than he are resolving the issues, so that he may assert that the issues are solved.