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Obama and "free speech"

George Orwell seems to be a prophet of sorts, we just didn't think he was speaking of our country.  Obama will change all of that;
 
 
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Joe and the Janus-faced media PT1

I was reading an article on TH this moring called "Is 'Joe the Plumber' a plumber? That's debatable"  (by JOHN SEEWER-Associated Press writer Sharon Theimer in Washington contributed to the report.)  I must admit that the writers had a difficult time portraying Mr. Wurzelbacher in a positive light.  After reading the article I have learned;
- Joe's " name is Samuel J. Wurzelbacher,"
-"court documents show he owes nearly $1,200 in back taxes....Wurzelbacher owes the state of Ohio $1,182.98 in personal income tax, according to Lucas County Court of Common Pleas records."
-"he doesn't have a plumber's license"
-"he works for someone else at a company that does residential work"
-he is a "a self-described conservative"
-he lives "on a narrow street lined with ranch- and split-level homes"
-he is apparently a "divorced father of a 13-year-old boy"
-he drives a "black Dodge Durango SUV" (oh the liberals must really hate that one)
-"he was a fan of the military" (something else Obama and his supporters hate)
-"He is registered as a Republican" (oh no)
-"a McCain campaign official contacted him several days before the debate to ask him to appear with the candidate at a Toledo rally scheduled for Sunday."
-"he's now scheduled to be in New York for TV interviews." (oh I'd stay away from these Joe their invitations to a slice and dice)

It is interesting that the American public has learned more about "Joe the Plumber" in less then a week then they have learned about Obama since he began his political carrier.  I must ask, why?  Herein lays a possible answer;
On a Mike Gallagher show the other day an Obama supporter called in and made the point that conservatives did not want to focus on the issues (not true), but rather the candidates (go figure).  Evidently the Obama supporters do not realize that the candidates themselves are two of the main issues of this campaign.  The Obama supporter made it clear that when the people focus on the candidates (this is not made up) that their guy never wins (again, go figure).  The LSM (Left Stream Media) seems a bit duplicitous in it's coverage of "Joe the Plumber" and it's "coverage" of their presidential candidate.  So, the question is, why?  After all, if Obama is just like one of us then why all the cover up?  I believe Obama's mask is beginning to slip and the arms of those that are doing their best to prop it up may be getting tired.  Let us hope it is not to late for the American public to see the true Obama and where he (and others) want to take this country.
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Cal Thomas is absolutely right

I copied this article because TH has a habit of making their articles unavailable after a day or two.  Read it and send it to everyone you know;

 

The 'End of We The People'
by Cal Thomas
 

Anyone desiring a preview of what the federal judiciary would look like under a Barack Obama administration need look no further than a narrow ruling by the Connecticut Supreme Court allowing same-sex "marriage."

By a 4-3 margin, the high court deprived Connecticut citizens of the right to limit marriage and, thus, societal approval, to the legal and covenantal relationship between a man and a woman.

The ruling cannot be appealed, in keeping with the dictatorial mind-set of the majority.

The court majority bought the legal pabulum served up by attorneys for the plaintiffs that denying same-sex couples the right to marry is akin to once prevalent laws prohibiting interracial marriage, as well as laws that discriminated against women for certain jobs and relegated blacks to "separate but equal" schools and other public venues.

Writing for the majority, Justice Richard N. Palmer revealed his acceptance of the liberal doctrine of a "living Constitution" constantly in need of updating in keeping with the times: "Šour understanding of marriage must yield to a more contemporary appreciation of the rights entitled to constitutional protection." Using such a standard, if the "understanding" of the endowed rights of blacks were to devolve to a pre-civil rights-era acceptance of black inferiority, would Justice Palmer argue that blacks would then have to give up their rights in order to serve "contemporary appreciation"? And what else would Justice Palmer and his three colleagues allow to be determined by contemporary whim?

Peter Wolfgang, executive director of the Family Institute of Connecticut, accused the majority of behaving like "robed masters" and "philosopher kings." He added, "This is about our right to govern ourselves. It is bigger than gay marriage." He is correct, of course, but such notions are beginning to fade as more of us either don't care, or are willing to trade a ruling class - in this case the courts - for individual freedom and the right to shape societal norms and mores from the bottom up, not the top down.

Connecticut becomes the third state - Massachusetts and California are the others - to sanction same-sex marriage. California has a measure on its November ballot, Proposition 8, to reverse a state Supreme Court ruling and preserve marriage between men and women.

An indication that the objectives of the gay rights movement go far beyond what any two individuals wish to do with each other can be seen in what California has tried to impose on heterosexuals wishing to marry. According to Focus on the Family's Citizen Link Web page, some county clerks exchanged the words "bride" and "groom" on marriage licenses for "Party A" and "Party B." One clerk rejected the application of Rachel Bird and Gideon Codding because they wrote in the traditional designations for themselves. It took a lawsuit by the Coddings, decided in their favor on Oct. 3, for the state to back down on its "Party A" and "Party B" requirement. Couples will now be allowed the "option" to designate themselves however they wish.

Under an Obama administration, it is not far-fetched to see the day when liberal federal judges decide that religious organizations must lose their tax exemptions should they refuse to employ homosexuals or others they regard as engaging in deviant behavior.

Court challenges against those who believe homosexual behavior is sinful seem to be occurring with greater frequency. According to Citizenlink, The Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association in New Jersey, which is affiliated with the United Methodist Church, "lost part of its property tax exemption for refusing to allow a same-sex civil union ceremony to be conducted on its property." The state is also investigating the organization after it was charged with violating New Jersey's nondiscrimination statutes. New Jersey has a religious exemption law that is supposed to protect churches and religious organizations, but it hasn't in this instance, which raises questions about their effectiveness. The aim of the gay rights lobby is to destroy all remnants of biblical values and societal norms.

Gay rights advocates will take their agenda to federal courts as soon as sufficient numbers of liberal judges are there to give them what they want. Watch them vote in overwhelming numbers for Barack Obama. He is their future. This election is, among other things, about the future of the majority and whether we want this country to be shaped by the courts, or by "we the people."

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ACORN, Alinski, and Ayers OH MY!!

As one news reporter mentions "ACORN, Alinski, Ayers and we are not even out of the 'A's' yet."
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It's back

The video that was temporarily removed by YouTube for "copyright reasons" is now back.
 
 
I would advise everyone to watch it and to have everyone and his mother watch it.  The truth is often unpleasant.  Obama does not like unpleasesant things.
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