Posted by
The INFORMER (Cokie907@yahoo.com) on Sunday, August 14, 2011 1:49:58 PM
As we speak folks, Dumbo the Destroyer (aka Barack Hussein Obama) is planning his rush into Iowa so that he can "Carpe Diem". In the wake of the "Straw Poll" results there yesterday, he is eager to mount another "Straw Man" argument.
Yes indeed, the ruinous Commander-in-Grief who has given us "deficits you can believe in" will be embarking on a bus tour and his 2nd stop is Iowa, what a coincidence! You just have to laugh at this guy folks, he is as predictable as he is non-sensical and disingenuous.
So what will the teleprompter tell him to say in the Hawkeye State? hmmmm I am predicting an assault on Michele Bachmann like you have never seen. After all, she was the winner in Iowa yesterday so that makes her a prime target. Now that a milquetoast poser like Tim Pawlenty is out of the race (everybody should know by now), it's obvious that the Tea Party has hi-jacked the 2012 GOP race right?
Expect Obama to unveil his best set of anti-Tea Party talking points yet: "The 'Straw Poll' results show us how the GOP has been taken over by an 'extremist wing' of people who want to slash government, leave old people and the poor to fend for themselves and destroy the social contract built by FDR back in the 1930's". Sound on target? Like a Tomahawk cruise missile folks!
Unlike Dumbo the Destroyer, I'm elated to see Michele Bachmann win the Iowa "Straw Poll" and for the record, I've been giving money to her Congressional re-election fund for almost 3 years. She's a tireless, fearless fighter for freedom and liberty who truly appreciates the financial destruction wrought on our society by demagogic statists such as Barack Obama.
As many of my long-time readers know, I am a staunch opponent to the primary system in this country. It's extremely unfair that states like Iowa, New Hampshire, Michigan and South Carolina have the power to knock-out presidential contenders EVERY FOUR YEARS before the other 46 states even get to take a look at them! The system should be re-vamped, perhaps changed to a lottery system where the first caucus states are different every time. Another method would be to use a "per capita productivity system" where a state would be ranked for the next primary based on its productivity per citizen. I guarantee the conservative southern states like Texas and Tennessee would end up with primaries far ahead of states like Iowa and New Hampshire! Just my two cents.....
Like everything else in our screwed up society, the primary system will never change until enough people become informed of its inherent unfairness and get ticked off. Just like they are about public sector union employees retiring at 55 years of age on lifetime pensions and medical/dental benefits paid for by hard-working members of the "New Slavery Class". Yes, I'm talking about the private sector folks.