Saturday, March 22, 2008

Are we ready?

Despite the bitter primary that has divided the Democrat Party, it is my guess that they will still be energized this summer and fall to elect one of the two radical left-wingers they have running for President.

Have you been listening to their debates? It is an argument about who can surrender to the terrorists in Iraq the fastest and who can grow the biggest, most comprehensive government bureacracy in the form of a myth they call "universal health care." Like typical liberals, they believe government can pay for and solve all the problems. Health care for every American is a worthy and noble goal. Spending billions of your taxes to build yet one more huge government program that will never end and tax us to death is NOT the answer.

Barack Obama has been sitting in church with a radical America hater who actually believes the government introduced the horrible HIV virus to its own people. Barack Obama, like his pastor, is out of touch with mainstream America.

The real question is: ARE WE READY? Are we as a party ready to UNITE around our common principles to defeat this radical left wing view of America?

ARE WE READY?

2 comments:

Antnee said...

I do think it's time to stand up and be counted. As you know, Steve Chabot is running for re-election to the House of Representatives for the 1st Congressional District. We need to keep Steve in Washington representing our west-side values. Actually, not just west side values but values for all in the 1st District. People want change? They won't know what hit 'em if more Democrats are elected to the house. While there is no election in Ohio for a senate seat, 35 of the 100 seats are being contested. 23 are held by Republicans and 12 by Democrats.

Fortunately, we have the state representation well in hand with Bob Mecklenborg representing the 30th District in the House and Bill Seitz in the 8th Senate District.

In my opinion, we need everyone's help to promote Republican ideas and ideals by elect outstanding Republican candidates and incumbents to important offices. We must take a stand by returning Steve Chabot to Washington and electing John McCain as our next president. Let's do the things we can control. Volunteer & Donate.

I'm ready!



Antnee

Jeff Capell said...

I agree with your take that the Democrats are going to get behind their nominee. Until the last week or so I had no doubts about that. The recent Democrat name-calling has been entertaining, but I still think their party will be ready to elect a Democrat come fall. It makes it that much more important that we get our house in order.

In case everyone hasn't heard, make sure you go to Youtube to hear Barack Obama's "typical white person" comment. What is a typical white person? If John McCain referred to someone as a "typical black person" I wonder how that would be received.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XkAI5YNrVvc