Our live's are about to change.

[colt61]

Go to youtube and type in (obama deception uncut) click on the 1:51:22 watch entire thing, you won't believe how scared you will be.

[JimBianchi]

BHO frightens many of us because he promised big, delivered a few huge projects very quickly and looked good in the short term to the libs and press. he continues to ride that wave even today.

But the reality is harsher. As the hard-left libs have so eloquently stated:
He (BHO) has broken more promises than he has kept. (And they are pissed!)

With a Republican Congress now in place it is very difficult for him to pass true leftist policies, and near impossible for those that do pass, to stand up to a 5-4 Conservative SC.

If BHO does what Clinton did after he lost the Congress in 1994, that is move to the center and compromise on all things legislative to get stuff done, then BHO has chance to win re-election and get the legacy of accomplishment that he so desperately wants. The economy would turn around and he will get he credit.

If he does what Carter did, that is, stay the hard left course, (his current staff choices and shake-ups in the cabinets would suggest the Carter Model) he will go down in flames as a comma, a pause, a short foot-note in our nations history. A man who did (spent) much that was quickly undone and defeated in the courts.

BHO wants a lot and if we had the prosperity, growth and the revenue that we had under Clinton for 6yrs (thank you Newt Gingrich) he could do a lot more harm to the country than we could ever image.

But luckily, most Americans do not believe in Keynesian economics, at least they don't when times are tough, like now. People want to keep the money they earn and keep the government out of there business (Classic Supply Side Econ.). When times are good, people are more generous and willing to give more, but those times are now a decade away. (yes, a decade of pain is ahead, I believe)

But this, the longest recession in US history, has created a whole new class of people. The 15 to 20% of American households that receives some kind of handout every month.

Student aid, food stamps, welfare, unemployment, Aid to Dependant Mothers (WIC).

This group as a whole was very small even 5 years ago, and now, because of uncontrolled spending (started under Bush, with a Democratic Congress) and the expansion of available aid/money, this group as become dependent on the government teat for its daily nourishment. If they had a strong organization and a central plan, they could run the country into the ground.

The one saving grace in all this is that they as a group don't vote often or even at all. Once the middle class, white people turned their back on BHO, his chances of continuing this travesty of spending is doomed. Independents voted him in, they will kick him out.

BHO has said and done some frightening things, and he wants to do more. He really believes as long as there is power and paper he can continue to print money to pay for his projects. He wants to "Spend his Way to Prosperity. (Keynesian economics)

BHO ain't defeated yet, but according to political analysis far better than me, Republicans will gain seats in the house and Senate in 2012, maybe even a Super Majority in both (My heart flutters at the thought!) and BHO is less than a shoe-in for reelection. I would say short of nominating a Cow Pie, Republicans will win easily.

Those of us who have been hurt the most in this economic down turn are fired up and ready to fight. We will win in 2012. It is up to us to decide how BIG the victory is.

[MW surveyor]

Jim - Well stated!

[Rainman48314]

Nicely said

BHO frightens many of us because he promised big, delivered a few huge projects very quickly and looked good in the short term to the libs and press. he continues to ride that wave even today.

But the reality is harsher. As the hard-left libs have so eloquently stated:
He (BHO) has broken more promises than he has kept. (And they are pissed!)

With a Republican Congress now in place it is very difficult for him to pass true leftist policies, and near impossible for those that do pass, to stand up to a 5-4 Conservative SC.

If BHO does what Clinton did after he lost the Congress in 1994, that is move to the center and compromise on all things legislative to get stuff done, then BHO has chance to win re-election and get the legacy of accomplishment that he so desperately wants. The economy would turn around and he will get he credit.

If he does what Carter did, that is, stay the hard left course, (his current staff choices and shake-ups in the cabinets would suggest the Carter Model) he will go down in flames as a comma, a pause, a short foot-note in our nations history. A man who did (spent) much that was quickly undone and defeated in the courts.

BHO wants a lot and if we had the prosperity, growth and the revenue that we had under Clinton for 6yrs (thank you Newt Gingrich) he could do a lot more harm to the country than we could ever image.

But luckily, most Americans do not believe in Keynesian economics, at least they don't when times are tough, like now. People want to keep the money they earn and keep the government out of there business (Classic Supply Side Econ.). When times are good, people are more generous and willing to give more, but those times are now a decade away. (yes, a decade of pain is ahead, I believe)

But this, the longest recession in US history, has created a whole new class of people. The 15 to 20% of American households that receives some kind of handout every month.

Student aid, food stamps, welfare, unemployment, Aid to Dependant Mothers (WIC).

This group as a whole was very small even 5 years ago, and now, because of uncontrolled spending (started under Bush, with a Democratic Congress) and the expansion of available aid/money, this group as become dependent on the government teat for its daily nourishment. If they had a strong organization and a central plan, they could run the country into the ground.

The one saving grace in all this is that they as a group don't vote often or even at all. Once the middle class, white people turned their back on BHO, his chances of continuing this travesty of spending is doomed. Independents voted him in, they will kick him out.

BHO has said and done some frightening things, and he wants to do more. He really believes as long as there is power and paper he can continue to print money to pay for his projects. He wants to "Spend his Way to Prosperity. (Keynesian economics)

BHO ain't defeated yet, but according to political analysis far better than me, Republicans will gain seats in the house and Senate in 2012, maybe even a Super Majority in both (My heart flutters at the thought!) and BHO is less than a shoe-in for reelection. I would say short of nominating a Cow Pie, Republicans will win easily.

Those of us who have been hurt the most in this economic down turn are fired up and ready to fight. We will win in 2012. It is up to us to decide how BIG the victory is.

While I probably don't agree 100% with you (not a Newt fan), I appreciate how calmly you stated your case and presented your opinion. If you visit other forums, you'll find this quite rare.
This is a nice place and it has to do with the mature members here. Thanks

[Rainman48314]

Quite the story

Go to youtube and type in (obama deception uncut) click on the 1:51:22 watch entire thing, you won't believe how scared you will be.

There's always a kernal of truth to any story. When I look at Alex Jones' credentials, I am very unimpressed. Interestingg theories though. A lot to digest.

[Jeremiah/Az]

I would say short of nominating a Cow Pie, Republicans will win easily. (quote)

Can you say McCain & Dole, about as unappealing candidates as anyone could imagine. The Republicans just have a knack for snatching defeat from the jaws of victory.

I am a staunch conservative, but come on Republicans. Give us someone to vote for without holdin' our noses!

[JimBianchi]

While I probably don't agree 100% with you (not a Newt fan), I appreciate how calmly you stated your case and presented your opinion. If you visit other forums, you'll find this quite rare.
This is a nice place and it has to do with the mature members here. Thanks

Newt was a great speaker of the house, but since his personal issues are so public now, I think he should not get the nomination.

I don't have a favorite yet, still to many fish in the pond.

But I think Romney will get the nod. (Looking at past tract records for the nomination process, (R) generally nominate the #2 choice from the last convention, Dole/Bush/McCain where all #2 at their previous conventions)

I am not thrilled at the idea, but baring a Tea Party Revolt in the party, Mitt is the One.

[jeepster09]

I don't think Mitt's the one.....he bailed on us during the last primary just as he was building speed. I won't support him again. Michelle Bachman may be a good choice. She has guts and speaks her mind with knowledge behind her words.

[jocko]

Mitch Daniels, a relative unknow who has done wonders fo rhte state of Indiana and has good press, but no money to really attach the primary, let alone the finals. I like Mitt, but I think his past will haunt him, He dropped out once spent a ton of hius money trying, as some Mass baggage on helath that will haunt him. He is a good man and can lead our country but I just don't see him beating Osama, I mean Obama. unless gas stays at $4.50 and abouve and then most all people will vote the incumbent out of office.

Bachman will not make it, I kinda like her but the trails of Palin haunt me and others, Not sure I want as woman as our leader of the military and foreign world. She cold be a good woman vote getter as a vp. is she can't see Russia from her front porch. I think Sarah screwed the women for awhile. Course I blame the McCain people for that. Get a pretty face, hell with the brains, and they did that well.

Oh well. If many remember that little midget Ross Perot was telling everyone exactly what they wanted to hear, I was ready to get behind him and he didn't have the balls for a presidential fight

[JimBianchi]

Perot is an old man.

The Dems will beat him over the head with his age, and many of his past rants..

No clear front runner yet, but I like Bachman more than Palin.

[Kahrson]

Sadly all you need to do is look at the popularity of Trump to realize how weak the GOP field is. I'm bracing for another 4 years of Obama.

[Tilos]

+1 what jim said in #2
Add to that, that about 45% of Americans pay no income taxes and don't want that to change, BHO will be hard to beat, with all those voters in his camp.
just scentin'
Tilos

[CarlCyrus]

The Socialists will continue to run the printing presses to print money out of thin air with no capital backing.

They will also tinker with the CPI so that "their" calculated rate of inflation will be such that the COLAs will be way behind inflation.

And as a result, they will pay those future multi-trillion dollar deficits with dollars of less value. Yes, you will still get your Social Security, but it will buy about 1/2 to 1/3 of what it did 7-10 years previously. The Socialists will boast that they protected your Social Security and Medicare/Medicaide but more of you will be living below the poverty line on those worth-less SS checks.

Better wake up...pay off your debt, own your home outright because life is going to get real grim for a larger and larger chunk of America.

Carl

[CarlCyrus]

Go to the "shadowstats" site for a better picture of unemployment and inflation (without the Gov't spin/distortion).

Carl

[jocko]

never

Perot is an old man.

The Dems will beat him over the head with his age, and many of his past rants..

No clear front runner yet, but I like Bachman more than Palin.

said in my post Perot will run or should run. He certainly is to old, his time has come and went... It was probably over 30 years ago when he had rthe country excitred with his philosphy, and then backed out. Comparing backman to Palin is an insult to Backman.

It's gonna take 200 million + to even have a shot at the "great one" Money buys alot of votes. Chrisma won't winit this time, Obama killed that chance..