Tuesday, November 4th is election day
Nov 4, 2008 politics
The choice is yours: elect a moderate Democrat, or a Socialist? (or a statesman?)
Of course, the moderate Democrat is John McCain, and the Socialist is Barack Obama. Of course, Democrats will defend Barack Obama to their grave that he is not a Socialist, but his words speak otherwise. Although Democrats have a great point that Republicans have supported Social Security, Medicare, and a progressive income tax, all socialist ideas, coming right out and saying that you want to implement wealth redistribution is rather frightening. It should be no wonder that Obama has socialist tendencies after being mentored by Frank Marshall Davis.
Republicans, however, are not off the hook. Besides the above mentioned, McCain is pro-amnesty, anti-gun, pro stem cell research, anti-free speech (McCain-Feingold), and loves to vote with Joe Lieberman, a man who also should not have a big “R” in front of his name, for obvious reasons. McCain either swindled the American people or the American people are in fact more liberal than I thought. Then again, why did both candidates have to shift right in their rhetoric in order to gain acceptance? Why did McCain have to choose Governor Sarah Palin in order to appeal to his conservative base? That begs the question then, are conservatives just plain ignorant? I think the answer is plainly obvious.
The only real choice today is a third party candidate, and preferably Chuck Baldwin of the Constitution Party. The only real hope for America (sorry Barack) is to restore the principles of the Constitution of these United States of America.
Now, get out and vote!
Tags: 2008 election, barack obama, chuck baldwin, constitution, constitution party, democrats, John McCain, republicans
The things some people will do… another reason to vote for Chuck Baldwin
Oct 24, 2008 politics
This idiot from College Station, Texas lied about being attacked by a robber who she says mugged her and carved a “B” into her cheek with a dull knife because of her support for John McCain. Later, when confronted, she admitted that she made the whole thing up. She showed no sign of remorse.
The article says that she is a McCain campaign volunteer, but the campaign will come out and denounce her actions (unless they are complete idiots).
To be fair, Obama supporters have really been much worse:
Campaign headquarter manager’s home shot at because of a McCain/Palin sign in his yard
6 Republican politician’s homes defaced
Pretty crazy stuff. Down with the 2 party system.
I might as well plug a good liberty minded website while I’m at it too. And don’t forget Chuck Baldwin for President 2008.
Tags: barack obama, chuck baldwin, John McCain
Obama: globalist neocon warmonger?
Oct 16, 2008 general
Why does Obama have so many warmongering foreign policy advisers like Madeleine Albright, who once said it was acceptable for 50,000 Iraqi children to die if it meant getting rid of Saddam Hussein?
Why is Obama a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, an outspoken globalist organization with imperialist ambitions?
As time passes, the more apparent it becomes that Obama is simply a puppet for the neocon political machine. He’s convinced that we need to continue our foreign policy of imperialism, and he even wants to invade Pakistan and add 100,000 troops to our military. Obama is nothing but a neocon warmonger with a big “D” in front of his name. Forget about the wedge issues like gay rights and fair housing. Make no mistake, those are the issues that the powers that be want you to focus on so that the one party masquerading as two can pull the wool over your eyes and continue their imperialist, interventionist foreign policy.
A vote for Chuck Baldwin is a vote against globalism, imperialism, fascism, socialism, interventionism, beaurocracy, inflation, militarism, and a vote for the Constitution of these United States of America.
Tags: 2008 election, chuck baldwin, Council on Foreign Relations, neocon, Pakistan
Allow me to un-brainwash you
Oct 14, 2008 politics
Repeat after me:
There are 6 presidential candidates. There are 6 presidential candidates. There are 6 presidential candidates. There are 6 presidential candidates. There are 6 presidential candidates. There are 6 presidential candidates. There are 6 presidential candidates. There are 6 presidential candidates. There are 6 presidential candidates. There are 6 presidential candidates. There are 6 presidential candidates. There are 6 presidential candidates. There are 6 presidential candidates. There are 6 presidential candidates. There are 6 presidential candidates. There are 6 presidential candidates. There are 6 presidential candidates. There are 6 presidential candidates. There are 6 presidential candidates. There are 6 presidential candidates. There are 6 presidential candidates. There are 6 presidential candidates. There are 6 presidential candidates. There are 6 presidential candidates. There are 6 presidential candidates. There are 6 presidential candidates. There are 6 presidential candidates. There are 6 presidential candidates.
Now, tell all your friends and famiy that there are 6 presidential candidates as well.
- Chuck Baldwin 2008
- Bob Barr 2008
- Cyntia McKinney 2008
- Ralph Nader 2008
- John McCain 2008
- Barack Obama 2008
Tags: 2008 election, barack obama, bob barr, chuck baldwin, cynthia mckinney, John McCain, ralph nader