Here is a list for those who actually stated they will vote for Obama (again) and when queried would reply – “I like him” – “first Black American President” and other nonsensical reasons. Just this year alone …
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An open microphone caught our president promising Russian President Dmitry Medvedev that he would be more flexible after the election. This provided the already assumed assumption that Obama would make agreements and decisions that the American public would not like if they found out before November Election 2012. In 2011, he also got caught on microphone (thought to be turned off) in Obama’s derogatory statement against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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Barack H. Obama and his lawyers refused to appear in the Georgia circuit court where lawyers presented a case against Obama for false identification via social security number and draft board registration and the evidence of tampering and falsification of his birth certificate. In addition, the president attacked the Supreme Court as it deliberated the ObamaCare for its constitutionality. He referred to the justices as “unelected” and incorrectly claimed that they had little “precedent to overturn laws that dealt with commerce”. This is coming from a man, a lawyer (don’t vote for lawyers) who supposedly taught constitutional law classes at Harvard University. It is obvious that lawyers emphasize more in circumventing law rather than abiding by it. – Again: Don’t vote for lawyers for holding public office, except judges where applicable.
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Barack H. Obama and his cohorts in Congress stood against freedom of religion, the First Amendment, when he and his buddies refuted the rights of the Catholic Church and religious conservatives to not support federal subsidies for contraceptives and abortion-inducing drugs. Soon after there was conflict with Catholic bishops, and to make matters worse, VP Joe Biden, Obama’s lackey, and the DNC (Democratic National Committee) chairwoman, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, alleged that the contraceptive disagreement was part of a Republican “war on women”. Then Hilary Rosen (pro-Obama) made the brain dead comment that Ann Romney never worked a day in her life – yet she raised five children, surviving both multiple sclerosis and breast cancer. News leaked from the White House that (average) women working in the White House made 18% less than men in the same position. This is an example of the Democrat motto: “Do as I say, not as I do” – hypocrisy being the byword for progressive Democrats.
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In recent news, it was revealed that the GSA (General Services Administration) was wasting hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars in Las Vegas – and this is only what was caught. It led to the resignation of the Obama-appointed GSA administrator.
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Big news against Barack H. Obama and his administration was the Attorney General and cohort involvement in the “Fast and Furious” scandal – many say it is worse than the Iran-Contra Affair, Watergate, Whitewater Scandal, Lewinsky-Clinton Scandal combined. It is because it has caused at least one death of a border patrol officer and injury to others by weapons that came from the Obama administration “Fast and Furious” program. Much of the information found points out that it was an underlying plot to make Americans fear firearms, its sales and distribution – legal or not – in order to undermine the Second Amendment, which the Obama administration has been working on in the background; along with other constitutional laws that were either ignored or blatantly unrecognized. Obama has not even hinted in replacing the Attorney General, despite hard evidence. -
Barack H. Obama’s campaign was to “unite America” – but his record in office shows differently, especially in the latest national coverage of the shooting death of Trayvon Martin and making a personal comment on national television. Americans wanted to know what was so special about this particular teenager when teenagers are dying every day in urban areas due to gangs and drugs. It is reminiscent of Obama’s racial remarks concerning the detention of Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates in saying that the police acted “stupidly” – both times making comments about something that a president shouldn’t make public statements about. The Martin case has been turned into a negative against the Second Amendment, despite that Zimmerman has not been found guilty yet.
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Barack H. Obama, true to his socialist political views, has once again gone after the “rich” – and once again demonstrates hypocrisy in that the wealthiest members in Congress (as a political party entity) are Democrats – and they receive big money from big corporations and wealthy folks like George Soros. Recently he has stated that Obama “has lost control”. Obama and congressional cohorts are pushing the “Buffet Rule” in which millionaires will be charged 30% income tax. It still wouldn’t help the budget with the Obama administration and cohort spending spree in Washington. It would amount to only 1% of what is spent yearly in Washington, DC.
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Obama made it a campaign point that GW Bush administration was overspending; yet Obama’s record shows he outspent in four years what took eight years for Bush to rack up. The debt is now $16 trillion.
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Despite campaign promises, unemployment remains high only dropping briefly, as well as economic growth being sluggish.
Administration meltdowns are hardly novel. In almost every presidency there comes a moment when sheer chaos takes hold, whether self-induced or as a result of an outside crisis. … These perfect storms often either destroy presidents or turn them into unpopular lame ducks. Obama should learn from the fates of his predecessors: There are enough forces in the world to destroy a presidency without needlessly creating more on his own.
History is not simply dates, events and results. Instead, it’s people’s lives, their hopes and dreams, their situation and their outcomes based on their and other people’s actions. While history is learned by looking backward, knowing the outcome, life is lived marching forward, unsure of what might happen. To understand history, it helps to understand the circumstances of the time. How did people live, who was in charge, who had rights, power and money? What is commonplace in one time and place would be unthinkable in another. … Today, it is all too easy to become complacent and to believe that individuals do not have enough power to push back big government, big institutions and big media. But just imagine what it must have been like to rebel against the British monarchy. It had the largest, most modern navy in the world and one of the largest armies. The colonies had no standing army (Henry’s plea was for Virginia to call for a standing militia) and only a loose association with one another. Yet, our Founding Fathers were brave enough to stand up, against all odds, and declare themselves free of British rule. … “Sixty-five percent of likely U.S. voters agree,” according to the Rasmussen poll, “with the statement that a government powerful enough to do everything you want is also powerful enough to take away everything you have.”This year, it is once again up to the American people to remind big government, big media and big institutions who is in charge: We the People.
Lighthouse Journal 