Barak Obama

He talks about a new politics—but his talk means nothing as his record shows.  People would not have a voice unless they were the most liberal of liberal.

Special Interest Group Ratings:

Planned Parenthood - 100% Support
National Right To Life - 0% Support
NARAL - 100% Support
Americans for Tax Reform - 0% Support
ACLU - 83% Support
NEA - 100% Support
NOW - 100% Support
Citizens Against Government Waste - 13% Support
Gun Owners of America - 0% Support
NRA - "F" Rating
Federation for American Immigration Reform - 0% Support
US Border Patrol - 8% Support
Unions - 82% - 100% Support
Population Connection - 100% Support (These are the 'Zero Growth' freaks)

http://vote-smart.org/issue_rating_category.php?can_id=BS030017

[Barrack Hussein Obama's record in the Illinois senate:]

- Opposed the Defense of Marriage Act; would work to repeal it in the U.S. Senate; would not vote for any legislation that would restrict the ability of gays and lesbians to marry.
- Opposed the Born Alive Infant Protection Act four times in Illinois. A similar bill passed the U.S. Senate 98-0. The Born Alive bill would have prohibited a baby from being born alive but left to die according to the mother's wishes. Obama inexplicably opposed this bill not once, twice, or three times, but four times.
- Obama took almost $90,000 in bundled contributions from the Council for a Livable World. The council is a well-known anti-defense organization.
- Obama puts rigid ideology before what's best for the people of Illinois, and presumably he would do that as President as well. He has on several occasions made public his opposition to the NAFTA trade agreement and his belief that it must be negotiated. All the while thanks to NAFTA, Illinois exports $1.3 billion in agricultural goods to Canada.
- Obama refused to vote for a bill in the Illinois State Senate that would have increased penalties for drug traffickers.

- Obama voted against parental notification when minors seek an abortion.
- Obama voted against a bill that would have delivered the death penalty to gang members who murder first responders.
- Finally, just in case you thought it couldn't get any worse, Obama was the only member of the Illinois State Senate to vote against a bill that prohibited early release for sexual predators.

Can’t kill the innocent fast enough, can’t free the guilty soon enough!

Osama Obama may just as well openly declare, "My intentions are to completely destroy the moral and religious values that are the foundation of its country and our Constitution!"

Now I'd like to ask this, who do all of you think will be the first politician depicted using the Constitution as a handkerchief/bib/piece of toilet paper in a political cartoon within the near future: Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Ted Kennedy, George W. Bush, John McCain, Other, or all of the above? 

Right now, at this time and date, I say all the above.

Since Bush is currently being allowed to live in our White House - rent free, I might add - I say he's the one who is openly disgracing the Constitution, and doing a very good job of gutting it for his buddies to the south.

Hindsight is a wonderful thing. I voted for him in both elections because Gore put me to sleep with his droning monologues and kerry the Traitor - well - I waited 30 years to get back at him after what he said about we Vietnam Vets.

Now, I wish I'd voted for a 3rd party as a protest so I wouldn't have to admit I backed Bush.

I voted Libertarian in both of Bush #43's elections.

As far as Obama goes, he may be on the ticket with Hillary (at which spot is yet to be determined).  Looking at the very real divide that this country now has, he or ... or he and Hillary stand a very good chance of becoming our next rulers.  This is because the Repulicans, grossed-out over Bush #43's imbecillic and RINO Presidency, are scattering to the four winds.  They are searching the skies for political saviors and will end up voting for one of several of the smaller party candidates.  This division of disgruntled Republicans will ensure a Democrat victory in 2008.

 ... All the more reason to go back and re-read Atlas Shrugged.