reply to post by OldDragger
The change that Obama promised has tuned out to be not exactly what millions of moderates who put him in office had hoped for. I don't think
most Americans who supported Obama had in mind the total Fascist takeover of our lives. We are getting a change, but it's about to change again.
I feel both parties have screwed Americans, as they both live off the fat of the American worker, and the sooner everyone figures out that
neither party is better than the other, the better all will be.
That's the change I can believe in. I don't care what color Obama is, I don't care if he was born in the USA, none of this matters. The only
thing that matters is getting an entire group of new people in office. people who will follow the constitution, and do what's right for America,
instead of following lock step to the party line. it will take a real change, not to this fascist state we have become, but back to our real
beginnings.
People who are quick to dismiss Sarah Palin as a country bumkin don't get "it", and never will. They think Obama is so smart, and he is, just
too smart for his own good. If Sarah palin were not here and now, there would be another one like Palin, to take her place. That is the essence of
the new movement in politics that is happening now. A large portion of the voting masses are tired of business as usual, and want real change. neither
party is giving that right now. But, Sarah palin does give a voice to a real change. Like her or not, she will be an influence in the coming
elections.
The more the Obama kool-aid drinking press try to character asassinate her, the stronger she gets, and the mader that groups of women voters
who support her get.
Try as they will, Obama supporters dismiss her as a complete political sophomore, who has no understanding of world issues. But, I ask you
this, with the so called best and brightest team of genuises scripting his every move, and all his statements written out for him on a teleprompter,
why are we in the mess we are in? He can't blame Bush #2 forever. I think I'd rather give somebody with some real common sense a crack at
leadership, rather than a bunch of Ivy league no-it alls, who are expert at Chicago style politics, but don't know a thing about running a country.
So dimiss Palin all you want, but you're only just getting started to see her. There IS, more to come.
