Yes I do and thank you, Mr. Bush. You weren't the best President, however, I always felt safe with you at the helm. I did not agree with you on many occasions. You always held your country in your highest esteem, protected her and showed pride and respect for her. I don't recall you running around the world like a rockstar apologizing for America. You always complimented the greatest country and unique exceptionalism exerted by the American people. You never backed down to your peers. World leaders did not care for you, simply put, you showed strength and decisiveness concerning our state of affairs. So, where do we stand now. President Obama wins a Nobel Peace Prize for nothing at all. We have brave men and women dying in Afghanistan because you think Mr. Obama needs to meet with everyone and their brother. I never thought I say this, but, I agree with Diane Feinstein, D-CA. She appeared on ABC's "This Week" and spoke out against the President on how he couldn't take to heart General McChrystal's recommendations on the next phase of the war. A General the President hand picked for this mission. We need and deserve a prompt decision. If you could make time between the Nobel celebration Saturday night or the 18 holes of golf Sunday, maybe spend a little time focused on the troubles at hand. The reasons for the public's angst is the President's perseved cavileer attitude on important issues that face our country. It appears the White House is more concerned about Fox News than the issues at hand. Is this an indication that the pressures from the people (tea party, townhalls) are working? It is pretty pathetic when the administration targets a particular television station or radio talk show. However, this is how the Obama administration's modus operandi, ie: AIG employee bonuses, Obama stating that jetting to Las Vegas was over for big business. Take a look at Las Vegas unemployment after that statement (13%) I bet the people in Vegas love the President out there after that. Also, the AIG employees can now come out of their houses and not worry about the death threats they received during the hazing. In contrast, Nancy Pelosi flies back to San Francisco on a government jet almost weekly. Mr. Obama uses Air Force One to go out for a date along with his entourage. There isn't anything wrong with going on a date, however, it is in bad form to make this very public when you opposing this behavior. There seems to be a coordinated attack on Fox and the conservatives by the liberal left media and political pundits. Suprpise! Do these liberlas get a fax at 6:00am from the White House (Jarrett, Axelrod & Emanuel) explaining the day's outline and political talking points? Maybe the White House should take a few pointers from Fox on popularity and ratings since Fox leads everyone in ratings. Fox's 3am show has more viewers than CNN's 8pm prime time show. I think the White House should stop acting like school kids being bullied and grow up. In conclusion, the President would stop acting like a celebrity Presidential candidate and start acting like the President of the United States. Thank God and our founding fathers for the 1st amendment.
I am agreeing with Diane Feinstein?
Virginia Governor's Debate:
I've been keeping a close eye on this race since I live in Maryland. I am very impressed with Bob McDonnell, republican candidate, seems to have many of the answers the citizens of Virginia need. Creig Deeds, democratic candidate, doesn't seem to be in command of his ideas and has resorted to numerous television attack ads. McDonnell has a commanding 11 point lead to date. Virginia needs a conservative common sense Governor to straighten out the transportation mess known as Northern Virginia. I believe they are twenty days away from Election Day. I believe this will come down to the last few days of serious campaigning and staying positive.
Hypocritical interview of the day:
Cry your little heart out, Anita.
Healthcare bills rears their ugly & expensive heads:
I am formally asking (pleading) with you to muster up the initiative and enthusiasm to fight the healthcare bil that will emerge in the next couple of weeks. First, there are 5 bills (proposals) that will somehow be merged into one bill. Liberals are adamant about some form of "Public Option." (Government Run Option) I think the democrats believe they can push this bill through while we are sleeping. The democrats have blocked many bills that would allow the final bill to be posted on the internet 72 hours prior to a vote. Why? you know why. We must opose this more than we did over the summer. Let them know, we are not against healthcare reform, Just not a total makeover. Call and email your representatives. I have emailed and called mine so many times, they are referring to me by my first name. Write an old fashioned letter, it has a lot of importance. Attend your local tea parties and townhalls to voice your opinions and make a overwhelming presence. Below, is a little list how you can get involved. It is our civic duty. "It is our Country."
Congress.org
go to: Find your representaives
Type in your zip code
Freedomworks.org
Resistnet.com
teapartypatriots.com
teaparty.org
taxpayer.org
taxpayer.net
info@cmpi.org
Fairtax.org
Conservativeamericansunited.org
Do your children and grandchildren a service and fight for them, your country as you know it and yourselves, I will. Get involved!
Polls you can live by:
32% Strongly approve of the President's job approval.
40% Strongly disapprove.
Presidential Approval index Rating: minus 8
49% Somewhat approve of the President's job approval.
51% Somewhat disapprove.
58% say politics behind Nobel prize, up from 40% last year.
Quote of the Day:
"If, for instance, the president is required to do any act, he is not only authorized, but required, to decide for himself, whether, consistently with his constitutional duties, he can do the act."
Joseph Story, Commentaries on the Constitution, 1833
Contact:
conservative09@gmail.com
References:
Huffington Post
CNN News
Fox News
Breitbart.com
snopes.com
Foundingfathersquotes.com
Youtube
ABC-This Week
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