Who Will Stand Against Obama Part 2

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So will the next candidate on the GOP side be a sacrificial lamb who will be slaughtered against the wave of Barack Hussein Obama in the next election? Is that way the current slate of possible candidates is holding back?

No, I don’t think so. I have more faith in the American people than that. I think that this election has to be as much of an anti-Obama election as it is a pro-Tea-Party-infused-Republican election. We have to home in on all of the negative things Obama has done to our country at the same time as we highlight the strengths of the movement back to first principles. We have to focus not just on the man or woman who will represent us, but the entire movement behind him or her. That the strength comes from the ideals and principles, and not from narcissistic dictatorial fiat.

In a sense, we have to present that we ALL stand against Obama, not just the candidate. If America sees that, then we will win. And America can be restored.

Who Will Stand Against Obama? Part 1

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OK so I think at last count there are something like 12 or more (count ‘em) possible candidates who could go up against Obama next year. And the time for debate is fast approaching. Pretty soon, it will be time for someone to step up and really take the reins.

I’m wondering though, why no one has stepped up really strongly yet. Is it because they are all a bit intimidated by Obama and his upcoming, likely $1 billion re-election campaign, largely funded by those outside of the United States, aiming to take us even further down? Or is there a sense that whoever steps up against Obama will get so much flak so early on from his operatives that that person may end up as a sacrificial lamb, and be expected to lose against Obama?

My sense was that John Kerry was just that lamb, sacrificed up in 2004 so that Hillary Clinton could attempt to take the reins in 2008. She couldn’t have seen Obama on his foreign money propelled rocket ship flying over her head. Do we have a chance against Obama? Yes: continued next post…

895 - Obama's Memorial $1B Campaign Kickoff

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On Today's Show:

• Disgusting. Obama uses the Tucson memorial service speech in order to launch his 2012 re-election campaign. He gives out t-shirts to the crowd, with his logo in his typeface. All thats missing were the balloons falling at the end to make this a campaign rally


• Free speech is dying in this country. The current administration and nearly all of the mainstream media is complicit. They want to shut down all speech which does not toe the line. See You Can't Say Anything Anymore


• Someone calls me with a survey on city services. So easy to answer these things as a libertarian: just apply the less taxes/less government filter on everything and you got your answer


• Think about the word "public" for a second. Everything labelled "public" was built and is maintained by money stolen from you. Whenever you hear that word, you should flee.


• Where can I go to whistleblow on the government?

894 - Blood Libel Everywhere - Rocketman

On Today's Show:

• More on the shootings: Palin weighs in


• Progressives insert her into the dialog, then complain that she inserts herself in order to gain media attention. Its like they take one position, argue for it vehemently, then take the immediate opposite position, with no memory of ever having the original position. They will say and do anything to take their enemies down


• And Rocketman: I discover that yes you can still fire off rockets.

Obama V Palin: Is This A Setup?

In a previous post, I mused that a Obama V. Palin matchup would be interesting and sorta fun (for us political junkies). Don’t look at me to take sides though, if you ask me they are both YAPs (Yet Another Politician) with very little real differences to me at the moment.

But as I was pondering this matchup I thought to myself: is this too perfect? Are these candidates too evenly matched? I’m sure I’m hearing some guffaws in the audience right now when I say that: the Obamaites scoff at Palin’s less than Harvard education, and the Palinistas ladle scorn upon Obama’s pretentions and lack of proof that he was actually born American.

No, what I’m saying is that they seem to be such perfect political opposites, and as “constructed personalities” which most politicians are, they are being set up to be that way, their public personas are being molded to be very clear choices. If you look at every attribute, the other candidates seems to completely embody the opposite attribute.

In a future post, I’ll match these attributes up and tell me if I’m wrong.

878 - Government Out Of Unemployment - No Wikileaks Surprises - Sarah Palin A 180 Of Obama

On Today's Show:

• Should the state get out of the unemployment business?


• There are really no surprises in the Wikileaks data


• If you want a candidate who is literally 180 degrees different from Barack Hussein Obama, it's Sarah Louise Palin

Palin-Paul 2012?

Note this key paragraph in this post from PO times (thats pre-Obama to you believers). I think this there is a good possibility that this is true:

In short, what if Palin really is a moderate libertarian in neo-conservative lipstick? That is completely at odds with what we’ve discussed previously, but given the infighting, is it not a possibility? What if overtures are made now, Palin runs in 2012 and chooses Ron Paul as her running mate? Sure it is crazy and unlikely, but it’s only 2008. A lot can happen in the next four years.

Well, it's two years later, Obama has turned out to be a dud. Is now the time for a libertarian renewal through a more free market, Tea Party infused Palin, and either Ron or Rand Paul as her running mate? Tough to beat, I'd think, given the competition.

via Ron Paul | The Great Libertarian Opportunity? Palin-Paul 2012? | Gary Johnson :: Liberty Maven.

Obama V Palin: A Good Matchup

From the Future Hall of Predictions: the presidential matchup in 2012 will be Barack Hussein Obama V Sarah Louise Palin. Now I have been wrong in the past: I actually predicted that Hillary Diane Clinton would be the next president of the United States and boy was I ever wrong. Then again, no one could have predicted the incredible “installation” of this no name character known as Obama into the Oval Office. (I guess I should probably cancel the segment on my show which is called “I Am Always Right”, even though I almost always am )

Anyway, the reporters are already trying to feel out the GOP field for candidates and who else really is up there with the same kind of passionate followers like our esteemed savior? I mean, Mitt Romney? Really? The founder of something as heinous as RomneyCare in MA? Seriously, the decision will be much less his faith than his wrecking of the health care system in that state. A vote for Romney would go over as well as a vote for McCain did back in ‘08 – basically too little, too late.

I can’t think of anyone else really: not Huckabee, Jindal maybe. Chris Christie, possibly. I just don’t see anyone else with enough traction. But no one else has Palin’s passionate followers. So in the end, my second prediction is that if they don’t choose Palin, they will probably lose to Obama again, and then we will have four more years of this nonsense.

The only person that you can say is a true outsider, and who has purposely positioned themselves as a true outsider, is Sarah Palin.

Make no mistake, Palin is just as shrewd a politician as Obama and Bush before him. Her image is being carefully crafted right now as one of the “people”, someone who is a real American, not a politician, and can come in and clean house. This is one of the reasons you are seeing her reality show now, her daughter being a contestant on Dancing With The Stars. This is cementing her presence as the ultimate non-politician, the hockey-mom American, just like you and me. Her latching onto the Tea Party movement is a brilliant stroke as well, as is her laser focus on economy, and in a few cases security. Note how she stays away from social issues with a 10 foot pole?

Of course, her lavish digs in Alaska kind of belie that image, but we are willing to look past that, since we so desperately need an outsider to come in and clean up Washington.

That was Obama’s original promise, but of course that was all a lie, since he never worked in business, he really ended up being the ultimate insider.

Just look at the contrasts that are being set up: the aloof, closed, erudite Obama, and the friendly, open, aw shucks Palin.

It’s a total matchup, could you have two more different candidates? I tell you, 2012 will be so much fun.

And if that’s the choice I have to make, then I would have to say “you betcha” to Palin. We can’t have 4 more years of Obama trying to drive us into his vision of a socialist paradise. And if she truly believes in the same ideals as the Tea Party, and helps to being about the change we need, hewing closely to The Freedom Agenda, then it won’t be a bad decision for any of us to vote for Sarah Palin.