Well, early voting is underway and it appears that Barak Obama is getting the upper hand in many of the battleground states. If this nation, indeed, elects Barak Obama, then we will get exactly what we deserve.
This is a man who had a 20-year association with a preacher who spewed anti-American venom. This is a man who owed his political career to a man whose organization bombed the pentagon. Though those events happened when Obama was 7, or 8, that same individual was lamenting that they should have bombed more buildings in the New York Times on Sept. 11, 2001 of all days. Had his views been moderated during the days he helped Obama get into politics? I think not.
Obama is a man who favors killing unborn babies, favors bombing Pakistan where we have allies, yet will sit down with our enemies without preconditions, and prefers being a citizen of the world over being an American citizen.
If we indeed elect this man, who disregards life and owes his allegiances to anti-American parties, it reveals that America is morally, intellectually, and mentally weaker than we previously thought. Furthermore, it shows how dilusional we really are. May God have mercy on us all.
2 comments:
Now that it is 2009 maybe you WILL get to start another church in El Paso, seeing that our new regime has sent in the National Guard to clean up the drug cartels. Doing a great job I might add. Why didn't the Republican regime do that years ago? God uses all things to His glory. Change is a good thing.
You don't have a new regime. It's not a regime at all. As much as I may not like having Barak Obama as president, the truth is he was fairly elected by the will of the people.
I applaud this administration's steps to end the drug cartel violence along the US/Mexico Border, but that one act will not be what determines if this president is a good president.
His pro-Abortion stances that he held while in Congress and the Illinois Legislature are a major drawback to me, as well as his insistance on embarrassing the U.S. Military.
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