Is that an accomplishment? It ought to be a disqualification.

Pax americana on February 20, 2008 at 1:01 PM

I personally agree ya, but the Obama supporters think it is. They should have the guts to admit the “most pro-abortion candidate ever” is an accomplishment in their eyes.

Imagine the Founding Fathers viewing the intellectual cesspool (and that’s being far too generous) that America has become…

Halley on February 20, 2008 at 2:13 PM

I wholeheartedly agree… Personally, I am a conservative Republican because, at heart, I believe that the Law of Noncontradiction is an established fact instead of a culturally-driven construct of white, male-dominated Western civilization, and because not only do I believe it, I strive to live consistently in light of it. Liberals either do not so believe, or make no attempt to live as though it were true, and therefore, I cannot philosophically be consistent with reality without being a Conservative. Since the party whose principles – if not always their candidates or leaders – embody a thoughtful consideration of the Law of Noncontradiction is the Republican party…. I am a Republican.

How’s that for about as philosophically obscure an argument as you’ll ever find?

He talks of change, but is there any record that can show he is capable of doing such a thing? Can you name one legislative accomplishment this man has made? This guy couldn’t. I’m actually shocked that Chrissy Matthews asked such a tough question!…

AZCoyote on February 20, 2008 at 2:28 PM

This bill also defines the term “Millennium Development Goals” as the goals set out in the United Nations Millennium Declaration, General Assembly Resolution 55/2 (2000). It also commits nations to banning “small arms and light weapons” as well as ratifying treaties like the International Criminal Court Treaty, the Kyoto Protocol etc., so much for the second ammendment. The UN will superseed our own Constitution.

Where do I start? Bestselling author. Twice. Grammy award winner. Twice. President of the Harvard Law Review. Only once. Sorry. Successful community organizer. On the boards of non-profits……. Anyway, if you need more, I have a whole lot more.

Stunning qualifications, aren’t they? Maybe for Author-in-Chief.

I don’t know if they have a clip or not on the internets, but a few months back Claire McCaskill was on and he asked her a question and she went to the “rollback the tax cut” talking point. He tore her a new one and literally dressed her down. It was lovely.

Really if you go by the reactions of the partisans on both sides, Matthews is the least biased talking head on any Cable News Show.

Don’t forget…Hitler rose to power offering “hope” and “change.”

That is how they all get into power. I guess MORE welfare and socialized medicine is CHANGE to Obama. Power to the people and all that.

Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have.
(1 Peter 3:15)

A room full of empty people.

In the movie it was just one of the character’s examples of not speaking English well. With Obama and the Obamaites, It is indeed empty people.

Let’s be fair…

He actually voted against the Protect America Act.

Does THAT count?

franksalterego on February 20, 2008 at 11:08 AM

Fine, let the terrorist plot to kill us overseas, keep your head in the sand.

Buck

A .7% of GDP tax to be paid into the U.N. In fact, I believe it passed in either the Senate or House committee, didn’t it? See, he isn’t just an empty suit after all. He means what he says.

a capella on February 20, 2008 at 10:10 AM

Interesting, isn’t it, how this proposed legislation is getting ignored by the MSM? At a time when the U.S. economy faces recession, we’re running a huge deficit, and our federal government still has done absolutely nothing to address the looming bankruptcies of our giant entitlement programs (Social Security and Medicare/Medicaid), Obama is sponsoring a Senate bill to give 845 billion U.S. taxpayers’ dollars to the United Nations — one of the most corrupt and inefficient organizations in existence — to combat “global poverty.”

Wouldn’t it be nice to see Chris Matthews (or any other MSM talking head) ask Obama supporters if that is the kind of “change” they are hoping for?

Another Obama supporter can’t name anything Obama has actually done

Juan Plantation McCain should be so lucky.

Many people who would otherwise be supporters of his can name things, a lot of things, that he has done.

Therein lies the problem.