Glenn Beck - We Need To Unite With Obama.

[allyinoh]

He's your president now, so live with it. Just like you lived with your past 40 some white Presidents. I didn't vote for Bush but he was my Prez and I lived with it.

Hey if we survived Clinton and Bush we can survive Obama. I don't like Obama (and it has nothing to do with race) but we'll give him a chance and see if he can do any better than Bush.

It's just a little scary since Obama is as far left as you could possibly go, and he never really has said what his plans were to change things. He just always threw out the "change" and "hope" catch phrases and open ended statements. We'll see though.

 

[Athan]

Wait... we are supposed to unite with a dumbass AGAIN GLENN? Obama has no fucking clue how to solve this meltdown so go fuck yourself son. Fool me once (etc)

 

[nodope0695]

Jean-Luc Finally Snaps!

"Ah, sheesh, Glenn."

"Shut the fuck up!"

 

[nodope0695]

+1 LibertyEagle.

I'm tellin' ya, the liberal shills are here, and they will continue to be spokesmouths for Obama...

 

[Lucille]

I prefer the long-range torpedo plans myself:

*Appoint U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Illinois Patrick Fitzpatrick as a special prosecutor so he can pursue his investigation of Tony Rezko and his corrupt dealings with Illinois's governor and other creatures and spoilsmen of the Daley Machine. This will make it politically difficult for a President Obama to pardon Mr. Rezko and impossible for him to terminate Mr. Fitzpatrick as a federal officer come January 21 as a way of de-railing this investigation.

* Appoint a special prosecutor to investigate ACORN's voter registration methods and its dealings with the Obama campaign.

* Appoint a special prosecutor to investigate the Obama campaign's on-line fundraising operation, including its disabling of the credit card security software on its on-line donations system. File a complaint with the Federal Election Commission regarding same.

* Appoint a bipartisan (love that word!) presidential commission to review the candidates' fundraising in this election cycle and to recommend changes in federal election laws.

File ethics complaints against Sen. Chris Dodd and Congressman Barney Frank for their relationship with Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and Countrywide Mortgage.

Be it noted that, in his day, this is probably what Newt Gingrich would have done, too. It was then-Congressman Gingrich's persistent filing of ethics complaints against then-House Speaker Jim Wright, D Texas, which eventually brought Speaker Wright down and made possible the Republicans' re-taking of Congress in 1994 on the platform of the Contract with America.

 

[Lucille]

File ethics complaints against Sen. Chris Dodd

Breaking:

Prosecutors look at Countrywide VIP loans

A federal criminal investigation into possible wrongdoing by mortgage giant Countrywide Home Loans now includes scrutiny of Countrywide’s VIP program that gave special mortgage deals to government officials including Sens. Kent Conrad, D-N.D., and Chris Dodd, D-Conn.

 

[mkiv808]

If you truly believe in libertarian ideals, you will see that Obama will be worse than Bush.

 

[Conservative Christian]

He's your president now, so live with it. Just like you lived with your past 40 some white Presidents. I didn't vote for Bush but he was my Prez and I lived with it.

Race has nothing to do with it.

I've spoken out many times against Bush's many anti-liberty policies, and I will speak out against Obama's upcoming anti-liberty policies.

My God-given rights aren't negotiable. I'll defend them vigorously, and have no intention of "living with" any attacks on them, regardless of who's making those attacks.

 

[Conservative Christian]

If you truly believe in libertarian ideals, you will see that Obama will be worse than Bush.

That's debatable.

Bush is a socialist trojan horse in the conservative movement. Many mainstream conservatives and Christians were fooled into believing that he was one of them. They thought "all is well" in Washington with "one of their own" there.

So they let down their guard and were oblivious to his many anti-liberty policies. On the rare occasion they realized he had done something wrong, they would merely shrug their shoulders and bray something simplistic like "Everybody makes a mistake. At least he's not a Democrat!"

They would even stoop so low as to defend his anti-liberty policies, often resorting to the most pathetic excuses, simply because they viewed him as one of their own.

A trojan horse "within the gates" is more dangerous than a known enemy outside the gates.

If there's one good thing about an Obama win, it's that the mainstream conservatives, Republicans and Christians who were put to sleep by Bush, have now been given a very loud wakeup call.

They view Obama as a political "enemy", and will once again start acting like genuine conservatives, instead of being Bush shills. They will unite to oppose Obama's socialist policies, whereas they previously were either oblivious to or gave a "pass" to Bush's socialist policies.