Tuesday, October 28, 2008

Vote like there's no tomorrow!


Change is coming

Vote GOP, oh ye people! For the love of God, vote! Hold your nose if you have to, but vote.

Pat Buchanan has had a dark vision of Barack's first 100 days, and it's not pretty. Scary thing is, the ones I've highlighted are the unequivocal no-brainers, things that will happen, 100% guaranteed, because they've either said so outright or have tried it in the past:
"...We may be looking at a reverse of 1980, when Reagan won a 10-point victory over Jimmy Carter, and Republicans took the Senate and, working with Boll Weevil Democrats, effective control of the House.

With his tax cuts, defense buildup and rollback policy against the "Evil Empire," Reagan gave us some of the best years of our lives, culminating in America's epochal victory in the Cold War.
What does the triumvirate of Obama-Pelosi-Reid offer?

Rep. Barney Frank is calling for new tax hikes on the most successful and a 25 percent across-the-board slash in national defense. Sen. John Kerry is talking up new and massive federal spending, a la FDR's New Deal. Specifically, we can almost surely expect:

-- Swift amnesty for 12 million to 20 million illegal aliens and a drive to make them citizens and register them, as in the Bill Clinton years. This will mean that Nevada, Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona will soon move out of reach for GOP presidential candidates, as has California.

-- Border security will go on the backburner, and America will have a virtual open border with a Mexico of 110 million.

-- Taxes will be raised on the top 5 percent of wage-earners, who now carry 60 percent of the U.S. income tax burden, and tens of millions of checks will be sent out to the 40 percent of wage-earners who pay no federal income tax. Like the man said, redistribute the wealth, spread it around.


-- Social Security taxes will be raised on the most successful among us, and capital gains taxes will be raised from 15 percent to 20 percent. The Bush tax cuts will be repealed, and death taxes reimposed.


-- Two or three more liberal activists of the Ruth Bader Ginsberg-John Paul Stevens stripe will be named to the Supreme Court. U.S. district and appellate courts will be stacked with "progressives."


-- Special protections for homosexuals will be written into all civil rights laws, and gays and lesbians in the military will be invited to come out of the closet. "Don't ask, don't tell" will be dead.

-- The homosexual marriages that state judges have forced California, Massachusetts and Connecticut to recognize, an Obama Congress or Obama court will require all 50 states to recognize.

-- A "Freedom of Choice Act" nullifying all state restrictions on abortions will be enacted. America will become the most pro-abortion nation on earth.


-- Affirmative action -- hiring and promotions based on race, sex and sexual orientation until specified quotas are reached -- will be rigorously enforced throughout the U.S. government and private sector.

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Universal health insurance will be enacted, covering legal and illegal immigrants, providing another powerful magnet for the world to come to America, if necessary by breaching her borders.

-- A federal bailout of states and municipalities to keep state and local governments spending up could come in December or early next year.


-- The first trillion-dollar deficit will be run in the first year of an Obama presidency. It will be the first of many."
Tell me, friends who call yourselves conservative Christians still voting for this guy, is this what you're willing to see happen? Is this the change you want? Because it's a nation neither conservative nor Christian, and you're about to help make it happen.

2 comments:

Patrick said...

Frightening, but seemingly inevitable at this point. I have tons of friends from church who are jumping into the liberterian camp, either for Ron Paul or another third party candidate. Even some strangely considering Obama. Seems like McCain fractured the support of many Republicans who want to "vote their conscience."

Splash said...

Totally. The GOP put all its eggs in the Iraq basket in opting for McCain, and it was a boneheaded move. Still, the alternative... [shudders in horror]