More Responses - A Speech Vs. Four Years Experience

Can't move on to some other upcoming great messages I have received until I post the following two additional responses re the original responses to the subject message & in particular to my comment re the polls showing BO's approval numbers picking up after his speech following the Arizona Memorial Service.  I provide my comments below in red to each.

 

---Response #1---

 

Would you have rather had the Dems still control the House?  We CAN win the Presidency IF we get a good candidate.  I haven't seen anyone really stepping up to the plate with a big bat yet...

 

Too soon to say.  If not for Libertarian candidate Jim Gawron throwing his hat in the ring Carol & I were going to vote for Democrat Douglas Herbert over Republican Rodney Frelinghuysen.  Something like you voting for Conley over Graham.  If Boehner & Co. louse this up I would rather have had the Democrats in continued control - when we get bad enough it will turn around in a heartbeat but only when it is that bad, or else we are finished quickly instead of this tortuous slow burn.  I voted following the principles of "How To Vote The Bums Out" - see blog posting of December 8, 2009 if you don't remember it.

 

---Response #2---

 

Your comment at the end of response #4 may very well be true. On the other hand, I think  this is a calculated shift on BO's part to make it look like he is moving to the center. I don't envision him keeping up this charade. He is too invested in his original ideology and will soon be back to his old leftist agenda. He knows that if he doesn't, he will lose his far left base and he hasn't a prayer of gaining support from the tea party groups nor real conservatives.  With the right candidate to oppose him in 2012, we can send him packing back to Chicago.       

 

It is precisely because BO is totally invested in his Marxist ideology that he is following the Alinsky method of organization of pretending to be one of us.  BO doesn't have to worry about losing the far left - he is the far left.  If he survives a Primary challenge, if any, he will never lose the far left base, the blacks, Latinos, or the youth vote including single women especially those with children in the general election.  What BO is doing will unfold before your eyes when you read Alinsky's Rules For Radicals .  In the meantime I refer you to a crash course - click on ReturnToExcellence.net & check out the May 17, 2010 posting entitled Jon Voight's Open Letter To America.