the jerusalem post has a powerful article on obama's abortion record. let's just say it is disgusting.

jews, hispanics, catholics, and most women(who remember are very maternal and loving) will turn from obama when mccain comes after him on this!!

can't wait for the debates....

http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?a page=2&cid=1207159750412&pagenam e=JPost%2FJPArticle%2FShowFull

the content of this post is for those who will bother reading the article...but most will have a knee jerk reaction to this...

Say one thing about Barack Obama's rise to the top of the Democratic party and it should be: He has lowered the standards and qualifications to become president. I think my chances to become president are much better now that obama has made it so far. I am so excited about the prospect of becoming president one day that I've wasted no time in putting together a rough outline of my own party platform and resume for president. The following has been inspired by Senator Obama.

I don't believe in a one person/one vote election. This simple rule makes it too risky to lose. The popular vote is totally unfair for those of us a bit dry in the "credentials" area. I'm glad rules set in stone in the past were devised to make it more difficult for better candidates to amass too many votes too quickly.

I am good at karoake and can probably master a teleprompter with ease; you can't really tell me apart from Shania Twain when I sing, so I know I can deliver any speech with great passion.

One day I want to be president of--not the red states of America, nor the blue states of America, but the United States of America. All this really means is that I am a uniter and not a divider. No one wants to be a divider. Imagine claiming to be a divider?

I want to change this great nation. I want to reshape this great country of ours. Sound familiar? These are Barry's ideas. I want to change an already GREAT nation like into something greater than great. Great stuff, don't you think?

I  come from humble beginnings.  I grew up poor in a way, which is another plus.  As part of the change from the old to a new kind of politics, I feel my rather unimpressive educational achievements should not be a factor in pursuing the presidency. That's so out of date and unnecessary.  The old school of politics sets the bar a bit high when it comes to foreign policy experience. Let me state here that although I`ve never been overseas in an official government capacity, I do shop every other weekend in the poverty stricken area of Tijuana, Mexico. I have seen first hand how poor people live. I am familiar with the needs and struggles of the third world. Change is needed down there badly and I believe in this kind of change.  Oh, yeah, I would like everyone to have health care and a job, a good job. In addition, war is not that great and we should stop it wherever it's happening and bring peace to the world. We should talk to our enemies. They may not be as bad as they behave.

Although Barry wins me in two areas, his law degree and Harvard education, I have one strong qualification that Barry also has and stresses as an important one for the presidency: I am from the hard streets of Los Angeles and have done some community work in my childhood neighborhood of Lincoln Heights. Barry served in the south side of Chicago and knows how rough life can be in the inner-city. I think Barry helped organize voter registrations and similarly I helped illegal aliens obtain DMV registrations, which is incredibly hard to do compared to what Barry did.  

Sadly (or maybe not), I have mingled with some shady characters who just happen to congregate in the area where I worked and served in my community.  They are loosely connected with me although they know me by name and have been over my house and I in theirs.  They have loaned me money in the past but there really isn't anything wrong with borrowing money as long as it's paid back, right? Some of these less than righteous "friends" of mine have no ethics and are thuggish, but I can throw them under the bus without  a problem.  

I hope you will consider me for president someday.  Thank you Senator Obama. Change is truly great!

Here's a challenge to all who are for "a new kind of politics". Those of you who heed obama's call for "change" and a rejection of "destructive" and "petty" politics...the "silly season of politics", all good stuff by the way; I challenge you to sternly reject any mockery of senator Mccain on any gaffes that he may committ. Slam the mockery anytime and anywhere you are a witness to this kind of unbecoming behavior of obama supporters.

If any of you waving the "change" flag at those of us who are not voting for Obama have the nerve to stand by and allow for others to distract us from the important issues facing our nation and how best to address the issues, then I suppose you're okay with this...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ap2Cg_FDR y4&feature=related

the first sign of a healthy democratic following is honest criticism on ones candidate.  we need to keep obama honest and consistent.

he is going to need our constant support and we need to be a constant reminder of the values he promises to uphold.

i think we should begin to express them via internet, phone calls and videos..

try this one http://townhall.com/video/HamNation/1450 _06052008

Hispanics Support Small Town People...

OH MY GAA! (oh my God)--That's what my Tia (aunt) Irma uttered today after  I was done explaining to her  what  all the clamor about small town America and Obama is about. In her broken English she began to  identify with small town America and proceeded to tell  me how she too is offended by what  he said. Tia (aunt) Irma is  from a small town,  but a Mexican small town in Michoacan, Mexico. She is also an American citizen. " I no understand why Obama no like small town. Esmall (small) pueblo (town) people are not...how you say the word? Vitter?-no, Bitter...sorry--but anybuey (anyway)..Your Tio Pancho had pistola and was nice man. Oh dios mio (oh my God), and we all believe in Diosito (God) because we love Him, not because we have no Dinero! OH MY GAA! Obama es un @#$$%^*&^%!!!.

I won't translate her expletive, but just know that she isn't happy with Obama's description of small town people.  She went on to say: "Esmall Town people no angry when we have no frijoles (beans) or tortillas. OH MY GAA! Obama es un#$@%%$#$%@!!.

I think Hispanics have another reason not to support Obama in the GE. The stereotypes he harbors for small town people from anywhere in the world is unacceptable. He is a snob....or as my tia Irma said: Es un #$##@#$%%$$!!

In light of recent controversial remarks made by obama, a speech to the nation is to be given by obama and michelle! the speech will tackle the TRUTH about american small town BITTERNESS!

the speech will also mention how americans can confront and  overcome their apathy, gun fetish, anger, xenophobia, sloth, religious beliefs and patriotism!

can't wait till he gives this historic speech!

can you?

well it was fun while it lasted. i enjoyed coming around and goofing around and posting once in a while just to keep informed..but now that texas darlin is gone, i must say adios.

texas darlin is a sensible writer. not extreme at all. not unfair at all. she wrote with great care not to insult or offend. she always provided sources when making her case for hillary or against obama.

we need more writers like her around...

bye everyone. have fun debating amongst yourselves with little or no challengers to make your thinking better and your positions stronger.

Look, I got two daughters -- 9 years old and 6 years old.  I am going to teach them values and morals, but if they make a mistake, I don't want them punished with a baby.  I don't want them punished with an STD at age 16, so it doesn't make sense to not give them information.

With liberal views on abortion, obama is sure to lose a large portion of the hispanic vote come november.
hispanics by far are social conservatives. they are very pro-family and will interpret his recent statement(as shown above) to be pro-abortion.

hispanics do not consider a baby as a "punishment". it sounds like a harsh way to describe a baby.

obama's voting record on aborton includes voting against measures that would ban partial birth abortion, which most hispancs consider "infanticide".