Editorials by Oxy Moran at Obama WTF
- 6/24/08 Obama's hometown Chicago Tribune attacks Obama WTF blog: desperate to hide the truth about Obama's 50 Lies
- 6/26/08 Obama's kind of town, Chicago is: friendly local papers cover up lies for its adopted son
- 7/1/ 08 No, No, and No: Three compelling reasons to just say no deal to Obama
- 7/2/08 Obama's idea of an open debate is to silence his opposition: change we CAN believe in
- 7/4/08 Its July 4: another Obama-loving America-hater surfaces and makes me sick
- 7/4/08 Obama should make a 2nd run for President when a decade of his actions match his patriotic words
- 7/10/08 Obama gave us two compelling reasons not to vote for him in one brief response to, the tough but fair, Tim Russert
- 7/11/08 Pew Research Poll shows Obama with a landslide 8% lead nationally: here's why the Obamatrons may be in for a big surprise
- 7/31/08 Biggest Obama Butt-Kisser: July Winner announced
- 8/23/08 The Prerequisites for President : Joe Biden and Barack Obama?
- 8/31/08 MSNBC's Obama worshiping Chris Matthews refered to Sen. Clinton as a "She-devil"; wins August Biggest Obama Butt-kisser award
- 9/9/08 I was not calling Governor Palin a pig; I'm sorry if anyone took offense': Words we should, but wont, be hearing from Barack Obama
- 9/11/08 Seven years after 911 and Barack Obama still does NOT get it; wants to make nice, open "America Houses" in Muslim capitals
- 10/3 Biden lets slip why friends of Israel can NOT trust Obama
- 10/3 Whats the difference between Joey Isuzu and Joey Biden? One's a used car salesman; the other appeared in 80's TV commercials
- 10/4 With Palin rising, here's McCain's final month game-plan to come from behind and defeat Barack Obama
Editorial Opinion 7/1/08
After studying Senator Obama extensively, the conclusion has been reached that Obama's character has three key flaws which provide compelling reasons NOT to make him President :
No experience
in executive leadership role, military service; business,or implementing major changeNo judgment
resulting in unsound political policies, narcissism, divisive rhetoric and keeping company with crooks, bombers and racists.No integrity
leads to broken promises, lies, hypocrisy and under-hand political tacticsA leader with NO experience, NO judgment and NO integrity: dangerous
There is little more dangerous than a leader who lacks experience and doesn't have the judgment to know what he doesn't know; and lacks the integrity to learn from his/her mistakes preferring to use gifted oratory to deflect criticism and blame others. Senator Obama in a nutshell.
Keep these three "No"s in mind next time you read more stories about the junior Senator from Chicago...and it will help explain why everyday his campaign does something dumber than the previous day. Attacking Senator Mccain's war-record yesterday was a new high for dumbness.
The facts will set you free
If you're new to this site, maybe a refugee from the Mainstream Media outlets such as CBS, CNN, MSNBC, NBC, Newsweek, Chicago Tribune and New York Times, who choose to share primarily the PR pieces fed to it by Team Obama, here's a few links to help you start your journey of discovery about the Democrat nominee:
Obama's list of 60 Documented LIES
A Gallup Poll revealed 63% of Americans think Obama is "honest and trustworthy." Makes sense: at least 63% of Americans have yet to visit Obama WTF. Please make sure they are under no false illusions by posting links on forums, Emails, linking your blogs to Obama WTF.
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4 comments:
Obama has all three of those things.
He has a history of working for the things he believes in (this is experience and integrity) and has demonstrated his rational judgment by being the first one to question the misleading "proof" that sent us to war.
http://www.newsflavor.com/Politics/US-Politics/A-Letter-to-Hillary-Supporters-Dont-Vote-in-Anger.135596
No, No, and No: And lets add one more…
Posted on July 2, 2008 by paulswansen
Let’s also add that Sen. Obama has no substantive concept, conception, thought, notion, impression, idea or plan on dealing with our current gas/oil crisis.
http://paulswansen.wordpress.com/2008/07/02/no-no-and-no-and-lets-add-one-more/
Robbizzle before you get locked into your position about state Senator Obama demonstrating rational judgment on the War in his 2002 speech, you might want to check an ongoing series on this site which reveals that Obama's had more positions on the War than the Karma Sutra.
So far the series is up to Obama War position #3 which is captured on 2003 video. I suspect by the time you've finished reading all the positions he's articualted thru 2008, like the rest of us you'll be wondering how in some case his diametrically opposed positions could all have been rational.
Even a broken cuckoo clock tells the right time twice a day.
Bye Bye Barry (satire)
Joel S. Hirschhorn
The final results are in on this historic November day. Despite the hundreds of millions of dollars he raised, Barack Obama has lost the 2008 presidential election. American voters have boldly spoken truth to arrogance. Turned out that all those pre-election opinion polls that showed Obama’s inability to get over 50 percent support were prescient. Much of the public was never comfortable with Obama, though he clearly was so comfortable acting like he already was president.
Hillary and Bill Clinton are probably drinking champagne and having the sweetest time since Bill won his first presidential election. Hillary must now bite her lip repeatedly and resist saying publicly that “I told you so!” Hillary in 2012 will reveal that she learned her lessons well.
All that Obama audacity of arrogance from the smiling, glib politician finally died the death it so richly deserved. Too many pundits will blame his loss on his blackness and racist voters. But the larger truth is that sufficient voters saw through the many lies and deceptions. Obama always had a hard time giving a simple, short straight answer to tough questions. He was always mentally calculating exactly how to game his answers so that he would achieve all the benefits he had his eyes on. He was simply too damn presumptuous and too smart for his own good. In the end, Americans do not want the smartest person in the presidency or endless nuancing. They want someone they can easily understand and trust, despite their skepticism. There were many reasons not to trust the calculating Obama to do anything he promised to do or, for some people, to fear he might.
And now the bloviating pundits will also blame third party presidential candidates for siphoning votes from Obama, as if Americans have no right to exercise their political freedom and vote for someone they honestly think has the best policy positions and would most help restore American democracy.
Jon Stewart and other late-night comics will feast on these election results, as they should. I can’t wait to hear jokes about Obama’s wife becoming a more vocal and militant critic of the good old USA, now that she has proof positive that so many Americans are stupid white racists.
Of course, now the nation must suffer through the ineptness, confusion and dementia-like dullness of the living-in-the-past John McCain, tough-talking but brain dead. Will the McCain presidency look like an extension of the incredible terrible George W. Bush White House? Of course.
Still living off a once-true characterization as a maverick, McCain must now surround himself with people who actually are smart and knowledgeable about myriad issues. Should be no problem finding enough lobbyists. Pundits will start speculating that McCain will be lucky just to stay alive for four years, but thankfully his vice-president seems more capable. One thing for sure: the power plutocracy that really runs the country will have little trouble pulling the strings behind the scenes and keep the puppet McCain dancing to tunes written by corporate interests.
Ralph Nader summed up this way: “A large fraction of Americans know that we need a Jeffersonian political revolution to fix our corrupt system. They were not fooled by the Obama rhetoric about change, not from someone that has been a product of and servant for the two-party plutocracy. Yes, all the votes for me and the other third-party presidential candidates spelled the difference between Obama winning and losing. Our voters correctly protested against the corrupt two-party system. They did not elect McCain. Only those who voted for McCain elected him, and that is something they must live with as they watch a McCain administration continue dismantling American democracy and budget-busting global warmongering.”
Cynthia McKinney wisely noted that “It is time to stop saying God bless America, and begin repeating God save America. The good news is that we will build even greater public support for a true political revolution during the McCain presidency. All too often things must get much worse before they can get better. They will get worse.”
As to Obama, half-jokingly he said: “I may come back as a third-party candidate.” Or did that reflect a calculation that Democrats had learned their lesson? As to all the screaming from the left that the Republicans stole this election also, Obama immediately said “John won it fair and square.” Thanks Barry, exactly what I expected from a phony change agent.
[Contact Joel S. Hirschhorn through www.delusionaldemocracy.com.]
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