Spreading the Wealth

Hussein wants to redistribute the wealth globally, not just locally, given the amount he's promising the UN (just who we want to trust with our money! discussion

If he really wanted to spread the wealth, he would have given all but the first $250,000 of his income away. After all, that's the magic number (whether individual or business). And by the way, it doesn't count when the majority of your charitable donations go to Rev. Wright's church.

Meanwhile, George Hussein Onyango Obama lives in a shack on $12 per year. Shouldn't sharing the wealth begin at home?

Lead by example, B.O.!

B Hussein's health care plans

In watching B. Hussein's annoying ball of yarn commercial, something occurred to me that really amazes me. Has no one EVER thought about what would happen if we suddenly had a nationalized health care system like the "annointed one" (to borrow a Hannity phrase) wants to push on us?

As many have said, why in the *blank* would anyone trust the same people who continue to screw up Social Security with our health care? Health insurance is already a bit socialized, since in group insurance the premiums are the same for healthy people who rarely see the doctor, and people who have had major health problems, such as strokes and diabetes. I honestly think at this point, that it would be even worse of a system than what people are dealing with in other countries, where they die off before they finally get their doctor appointments. What good does it do when they say that it would force coverage of pre-existing conditions, when you won't even be able to get in to an appointment in a reasonable amount of time?

The point that really amazes me the most, though, is the same people who are screaming about a voilation of privacy when the Patriot Act allows listening in on phone conversations between US citizens and suspected overseas terrorists, have no problem with all of our health records being combined in one place, available to any government entity, and anyone who hacks into it.

The socialists want the government to take care of us, well guess what, they then have access to every single part of our lives.

I missed my Wednesday night shows for this?

McCain and Hussein debating each other is so bad, that I ended up flipping channels and watching 3 episodes of Tyler Perry's House of Payne instead. In 90 minutes, I knew more about the characters on a show that I've never seen before, than I would ever learn about BO and McCain in the same amount of time. Keep in mind, I did keep trying to sit through the debate by flipping back and forth.

You always hear about how great Obama is at speaking, but that is only when he's in front of a teleprompter. It makes me laugh to think of what a mess he'd have made of it if he were the one facing a badly functioning teleprompter like what Sarah Palin had. She pulled off her speech amazingly. He'd fall on his face.

I am so pissed off at having McCain as the Republic nominee. I blame the sorry primary system which basically has it all over in a few days. I blame McCain's lying ads the weekend before the Florida primary, and I blame Charlie Crist, who will never get my vote again - he's even more liberal than McCain.

McCain continued to spout the same refuted lies about Romney in the last Republican debate, and he did the same last night - he had millions of things he could say about BO and didn't, but instead chose little things that have already been disproved. I wanted to throw something at him, he made me so mad.

Watching Barry was amusing though. You always know when he is either lying or trying to come up with something that isn't a memorized talking point - he starts stammering and stuttering. At least McCain just starts going off on a tangent.

Neither choice is great, but with BO - you get his ties to an unrepentant terrorist, his underhanded housing deals, his representation of ACORN in the past, his absolute socialistic behavior and promises, and the list goes on.

Helping to make us dependent upon foreign oil

Everyone who participated in the fillibuster to block drilling in ANWR: Senate Blocks Arctic Drilling Provision

Voting to block the bill were 40 Democrats, one independent and three Republicans -- Lincoln Chafee of Rhode Island, Mike DeWine of Ohio and Bill Frist of Tennessee. Frist, the Senate majority leader, had supported passage, but once the voting numbers became clear, he cast a "no" vote for procedural reasons so that he could bring up the drilling issue for another vote.

Frist can be forgiven in this case for the reasons behind it. But what about the 42 others? Can them.

But opponents say oil drilling is incompatible with environmental protection in the refuge. Moreover, they say, the impact on the U.S. fuel supply would be minimal and would not be seen for years.

That was 3 years ago. Think about how much closer we'd be now if they hadn't listened to environmentalists without thinking about the impact on people.