May 24, 2011
I despise our so-called president and everything he stands for. I am tired of having my country’s underbelly exposed to every global predator possible by the very person who is sworn to preserve, protect, and defend us.
That being said, I want a strong candidate who can actually beat him; who will give him and his trillion dollar war chest a real run for the money; who wants to win the Presidency enough to actually fight for it, and political correctness be damned; whose loyalty and allegiance to the United States and our Constitution is without question; who can run circles around Obozo in any policy area, domestic or foreign; whose background and training includes the practical as well as the academic; whose life has encompassed the private as well as the public sector; who values individual liberty above the collective but is not without compassion; and who utterly rejects Sharia law.
Now if that means a Mormon, I really don’t care. I would sooner trust an avowed Mormon than a closet Muslim whose mouth claims to be Christian but whose every action proves him a follower of Mohammed trying to sell us down the river.
Further, it is counter-productive at this time for anyone who seriously wants to defeat Obozo to be engaging in character assassination of any of the contenders for the GOP nomination; all conservatives, tea party types, and libertarians, whether candidates or supporters, should be focused on ripping Obozo for what he’s done, what he hasn’t done, and for what he is almost certain to do given another term.
It is likewise counter-productive for any conservative who is serious about winning the White House in 2012 to be supporting non-electable, albeit exciting, personages such as Sarah Palin or Michele Bachmann, and/or threatening to either stay home on election day or vote for Obozo. That is the “thinking” that got us Obozo in the first place, in protest of McMealymouth, with and without Sarah; it is the “thinking” that returned Harry Reid to office and handed a can’t lose GOP win of a Senate seat in Delaware to the Democratic party in 2010. It is the “thinking” that handed Bill Clinton the Presidency in 1992 when the spoiler Perot took a big chunk of the vote, and it is the “thinking” that encourages defeated primary candidates to run as third-party contenders -spoilers – whose motivations are more egotistic than stemming from a genuine interest in serving the public in an elected office. And while Allen West is no doubt as refreshing as reported, I doubt that he is electable as the presidential candidate simply because he is both conservative and black. The 85% of black voters who still support Obozo are not interested in someone who doesn’t promise bread and circuses, regardless of his race, and I’m not sure the white-guilt crowd feels the need for more therapy by voting for another African-American. ( He would be an exciting Veep candidate, though.)
I think we need to keep our eyes on the ball here, and our minds focused on what we really are trying to accomplish: the removal of Barack Obama from the White House, and the salvation of our country. Focusing on which flavor of Christian teaching a candidate lives by, or even highlighting failures rather than focusing on successes, is not the way to achieve that, nor is splintering off into arguments about who is a Tea Party candidate versus who is a RINO; all it does is weaken the entire field while strengthening the opposition, which, in case no one has noticed, not only has its war chest, but also the US Treasury at its disposal for electioneering, as evidenced by the new dirt-mongering position at the White House. Not to mention giving the MSM fodder for chortling about a house divided against itself.