Joe the Plumber, just an ordinary citizen , asked a presidential candidate a question regarding his tax policies ; and is now being investigated in a real old fashioned KGB style character smear. The laughable part is that the organization known as Acorn used their own computers to do the microscope up the butt checks on this hardworking man who simply wanted to know why Obama wants to take his money; once he becomes moderately sucessful. The liberal Media, who has been desperately trying to get rid of the patriot act; because it could be used to spy on ordinary citizens seems to have no problem with the spying on ordinary citizen Joe the Plumber. After all Joe brought it on himself , by daring to question Soviet leader Obama on his Joseph Stalin style of taking money from people who earned it , and giving it to people who did'nt. Yeah, Barack has a lot of good ideas and plans to help all the poor struggling people in the world , and all he needs to accomplish it is your money . He even has the stones to promise a tax refund to people who do not pay taxes!!! Sounds great , coming from a man who is a multi millionare , yet only gave a couple of thousand dollars of his own money to charity last year . That goes for his cheapskate partner Joe Biden as well who even outdid Obama in his stingy amount of donations. These guys have such charitable ideas ; but really short arms and looong pockets!!! |
STUART CAESAR : WARMONKEY
Monday, October 27, 2008
John McCain The Real Robin Hood
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After Obama wins a landslide next week, you can ponder how this new strain of conservatism of the last 10-15 years has irreparably harmed the Republican party and made them unelectable nationally. The bench is weak too. Who are you gonna run 2012 - Romney? Huckabee? Palin? Rudy? All except Palin are close to unelectable with the base of the party. And a Palin win would be a loss for conservatism.
Every 40 years or so the country shifts between conservative and liberal realignments. We're about to begin a period of liberal realigment now. Obama is just the guy to deal with these crises, the way FDR was the right man for his time. This country needs a new New Deal....not 4 more years of the same old "No Deal" of the Bush years that McCain offers.
I assume you are a conservative. Here is a list of reasons for a conservative to vote for Obama written by fellow conservative pundit Andrew Sullivan. Enjoy.
27 Oct 2008 09:33 pm
The Top Ten Reasons Conservatives Should Vote For Obama
10. A body blow to racial identity politics. An end to the era of Jesse Jackson in black America.
9. Less debt. Yes, Obama will raise taxes on those earning over a quarter of a million. And he will spend on healthcare, Iraq, Afghanistan and the environment. But so will McCain. He plans more spending on health, the environment and won't touch defense of entitlements. And his refusal to touch taxes means an extra $4 trillion in debt over the massive increase presided over by Bush. And the CBO estimates that McCain's plans will add more to the debt over four years than Obama's. Fiscal conservatives have a clear choice.
8. A return to realism and prudence in foreign policy. Obama has consistently cited the foreign policy of George H. W. Bush as his inspiration. McCain's knee-jerk reaction to the Georgian conflict, his commitment to stay in Iraq indefinitely, and his brinksmanship over Iran's nuclear ambitions make him a far riskier choice for conservatives. The choice between Obama and McCain is like the choice between George H.W. Bush's first term and George W.'s.
7. An ability to understand the difference between listening to generals and delegating foreign policy to them.
6. Temperament. Obama has the coolest, calmest demeanor of any president since Eisenhower. Conservatism values that kind of constancy, especially compared with the hot-headed, irrational impulsiveness of McCain.
5. Faith. Obama's fusion of Christianity and reason, his non-fundamentalist faith, is a critical bridge between the new atheism and the new Christianism.
4. A truce in the culture war. Obama takes us past the debilitating boomer warfare that has raged since the 1960s. Nothing has distorted our politics so gravely; nothing has made a rational politics more elusive.
3. Two words: President Palin.
2. Conservative reform. Until conservatism can get a distance from the big-spending, privacy-busting, debt-ridden, crony-laden, fundamentalist, intolerant, incompetent and arrogant faux conservatism of the Bush-Cheney years, it will never regain a coherent message to actually govern this country again. The survival of conservatism requires a temporary eclipse of today's Republicanism. Losing would be the best thing to happen to conservatism since 1964. Back then, conservatives lost in a landslide for the right reasons. Now, Republicans are losing in a landslide for the wrong reasons.
1. The War Against Islamist terror. The strategy deployed by Bush and Cheney has failed. It has failed to destroy al Qaeda, except in a country, Iraq, where their presence was minimal before the US invasion. It has failed to bring any of the terrorists to justice, instead creating the excrescence of Gitmo, torture, secret sites, and the collapse of America's reputation abroad. It has empowered Iran, allowed al Qaeda to regroup in Pakistan, made the next vast generation of Muslims loathe America, and imperiled our alliances. We need smarter leadership of the war: balancing force with diplomacy, hard power with better p.r., deploying strategy rather than mere tactics, and self-confidence rather than a bunker mentality.
Those conservatives who remain convinced, as I do, that Islamist terror remains the greatest threat to the West cannot risk a perpetuation of the failed Manichean worldview of the past eight years, and cannot risk the possibility of McCain making rash decisions in the middle of a potentially catastrophic global conflict. If you are serious about the war on terror and believe it is a war we have to win, the only serious candidate is Barack Obama.
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