Anybody know what we are doing there. WMDs like Bush … Isn’t that joke on us gone stale yet.
And hey wasn’t this the no war guy? Lies.
OK … Tell me why we need spend a Billion a month on a new war? Huh?
WHY do I care, these Sunni’s and Shia’s been killing each other for centuries. All for Allah. Just because you are not Bush? Hey weren’t you supposed to stop war?
Think back when Obama first took office and the culling of the Inspectors General took place. You remember don’t you. Search “2009 Obama fired inspectors general”, see for yourself. As the Obama planned corruption now becomes apparent.
Barack Obama celebrated LGBT month yesterday and said this about gay marriage, “We’ve become not just more accepting; we’ve become more loving, as a country.”
And use little kiddies, it’s always a good way to subvert attention form immorality …
The commies are masters of the little children fan dances. Watch the Chicoms and their kiddie parades.
Communist Goals for the USA, 1963:
#26 “Present homosexuality, degeneracy and promisquity as normal, natural, healthy.”
Exposes the Communist Party USA by revealing their stated goals in 1963. Documented by Congressional Record. Sounds like they’re making great strides, although it’s taken 47 years. No worry, they’re patient. Goodbye America, it was great while it lasted, but they finally got one elected to President. How’s that “hopey-changey” thing working out for you? It makes me SICK to my stomach.
Speaking at an LGBT Pride Month reception at the White House on Thursday, President Barack Obama declared that the nation has reached a “turning point” regarding homosexual marriage:
“We’ve become not just more accepting; we’ve become more loving, as a country, and as a people. Hearts and minds change with time. Laws do, too.Change like that isn’t something that starts here in Washington, but it’s something that has the power that Washington has a great deal of difficulty resisting over time.”
He later added, “I’ll continue to support marriage equality and states’ attempts to legalize it, including in my home state of Illinois. We’re not giving up on that.”
Introducing Obama at the event were Zea and Luna, the third-grade daughters of a lesbian couple:
“We asked thee president for his support of gay marriage, the children said to a rousing cheer from the homosexuals in the audience. “Because we have two moms who are just as good as other parents, and they love us a lot.” (Zea and Luna also asked the president “to help make it harder for bad guys to get guns,” and they requested more funding for schools – especially for art and physical education programs.)
Read up little kiddies the tyranny your parents warned you about, it’s at the front door…. Now what you gonna do. ‘Cause they are coming for you …
THE FUSE HAS BEEN LIT: SEVEN CRITICAL POINTS ON UNCLE SAM’S SPYING PROGRAM — The sordid revelations from the Obama administration are coming at a pace that can only be described as, well, fast and furious. So let’s lay down some markers here, as a sort of road map for the months and years ahead …
According to pollster Scott Rasmussen, the American people oppose the US government’s secret collection of phone records by a whopping 59:26 margin. So it’s gaining traction.
But that message is an increasingly hard sell for Obama in his second term, following revelations that the man who once railed against the Bush administration over civil liberties abuses has himself surreptitiously quarterbacked the greatest expansion of electronic surveillance in U.S. history.
As a candidate, Barack Obama vowed to bring a different, better kind of leadership to the dysfunctional capital. He’d make government more efficient, accountable and transparent. He’d rise above the “small-ball” nature of doing business. And he’d work with Republicans to break Washington paralysis.
You can trust me, Obama said back in 2008. And – for a while, at least – a good piece of the country did.
But with big promises often come big failures – and the potential for big hits to the one thing that can make or break a presidency: credibility.
A series of mounting controversies is exposing both the risks of political promise-making and the limits of national-level governing while undercutting the core assurance Obama made from the outset: that he and his administration would behave differently.