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Brooks in the NYTimes wants us to root for Obama

David Brooks, op-ed writer for the New York Times told Rush Limbaugh:  "The Idea That We Shouldn't Be Rooting for Obama is Just Stupid".
 
Yes -- stupid in the sense that we don't root for the opposing team, the condemned man doesn't root for the hangman, we don't root for the bull at a bullfight, and not many of us root for the terrorist element in the world.
 
Stupid -- in the sense that we don't root for cannibalism, or child molestation, or drug gangs, or cop killings.
 
Stupid -- in the sense that we don't root for dishonesty, uncleanliness, stupidity, sloth, or values counter to American culture.
 
Stupid -- in the sense that some of us don't root for socialism, communism, tyranny, anarchy, denial of Constitutional rights, and usurption of our personal guaranteed freedoms.
 
That's why many of us don't root for Obama.
 
Brooks roots for Obama, and why not.  He is a writer for the liberal New York Times, which forsook responsible journalism to work for the election of Obama by what they chose to print, what they chose not to print, and how they worded and placed what they did print.
 
So, of course Brooks wants us all to join him in supporting Obama.  That's what he and the Times have wanted all along.  They support Obama as much as does ACORN except in a different way.
 
Here's why the Times does this:  We can all see that many newspapers are sliding into oblivion.  The New York Times is reportedly no longer in clover either.  Now just who do you think is likely to bail out a newspaper that is going broke?  How about leftists whose wrecking ball started hammering the economy as early as the 1960's with Social Security funds "redirection", who started demolishing the foundation of the lending markets in the late 1970's with sub-prime loans, who stuck taxpayers with making good on the loans via Fannie and Freddie in the 1990's, and who now take us deeper and deeper into socialism with increasingly grander government spending and debt.
 
Socialism can save the New York Times if it comes to that.  And Brooks knows which side of his bread the butter is on. The New York Times began it's plea in an earlier editorial by Eduardo Porter, lamenting that if newspapers perish who will watch city hall.  The editorial made no mention of the fact that Porter was a member of the New York Times' editorial board and thus has a financial stake in the preservation of newspapers -- specifically the New York Times.  This was a noteworthy step toward seeking favorable public opinion toward a bailout if it were needed.
 
So Brooks says that we should root for Obama.  That would make sense if he were trying to fix the economy and preserve American values.  Sixty million Americans didn't want Obama or his agenda.  An untold number of others were in capable of cognition in the matter.  Some thought black was a qualification for the presidency, although it is neither a qualification nor a disqualification.
 
The American public should be starting to suspect that Obama doesn't want to fix the economy.  Why would he?  It is the source of his power.  The worse the economy is for Americans, the more opportunity it gives to him.

We kid ourselves that he means the free enterprise economy.  He means a socialized economy.

Know this:  All Obama understands is socialism.  He will do anything and say anything to pursue this goal for America.  He has already shown that he will say anything to further his goals.  Now that he is in office we are seeing that he will also do anything.

The present recession/depression gives him the power he needs to socialize the economy, to dictate to companies, and to enslave the American people to debt.

That's why he doesn't pay more than lip service to the priority issue of getting the economy going while he puts us in debt for everything else and goes off like a firecracker in all directions at once.  That's why his programs are pork and pet projects and band-aids on economic sores.

He already said it will take a long time to fix the economy.  By fix he means completely socialize.  He and his rogue band are on a power trip to own the American people and make us work for them.

You get some clues from what he says.  You get more reliable clues from what he does.  Everything -- everything he has done since his inauguration is socialistic and a centralized power seize.

Why don't we root for Obama?  Because to Obama everything is socialism -- just like to Puumba everything is gas.
 
 
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What's Wrong Here?

We try to fix being broke by spending.

We plan to spend more in the future although we lack the money to deal with the present.

We deplore the personal borrowing that got us this economic mess while the government takes us all into huge debt.
 
We try to stimulate the economy by buying things that we don't need right now. 
People defer such purchases, but not our government.

We try to fathom a democratic administration that is like a 5-year-old in a candy store and wants some of everything right now or will throw a tantrum.

We tolerate a government that operates behind closed doors when we were promised transparency.

We countenance a government where our representatives do not do each other the courtesy, and us the proper service, of hearing each others' views, and recognizing the importance in a democratic republic of doing so.  What do they get paid for if not for debating on our behalf?

We try to increase American stature in the world by giving away power.

We let non-citizen minorities who shouldn't be here dictate how we should live because some think they "deserve" the rights of citizens.

We make it possible for non-citizen minorities to vote for our leaders while at the same time establishing their own national and ethnic closed societies and not speaking the language of our sovereign nation.

We accommodate minorities by speaking their language when they should learn to speak ours.

We clamor for rights but do not recognize that there are commensurate responsibilities.

We give more power to minorities than to the majority, unless the minority is 60 million American citizens who wanted a different president and the preservation of free enterprise.

We think that having money is institutionalized and that people who got it wrongly or by stupidity should be kept wealthy.

We think failure should be rewarded.

We think that people who make money by creating value and jobs for society should be taxed heavily so they can contribute more to society and pay for the keep of those who create no value.

We consider denying 2nd Amendment rights to law-abiding American citizens because Mexicans who shouldn't cross our borders shoot each other.

We think another gun law will make us safe.

We think guns pull their own triggers.

We seek to protect the rights of animals and trees but kill human babies.  Next we'll be protecting the rights of yogurt.

We sanctify unholy unions between same sex people by calling them marriages.   It is less unholy for a guy to marry his motorcycle. 

We consider changing our lives, at great expense, because people who can't say with certainty that it will rain tomorrow tell us the planet will be hotter in the next hundred years.

We are served by media that insist on publishing military and national security plans in the interest of the "public's right to know" but only inform us of what goes on in Washington if it can be spun to glorify liberals.

We think we can make America more secure by giving our armed forces fewer tools.

We look at propaganda produced by people in the surreal la-la land called Hollywood and think it gives us good guidance on what to think,and believe, and reflects our mainstream American cultural values.

We think foreign terrorists should have the rights and protections granted to American citizens by our Constitution.

We think that being an entertainer somehow makes a person better informed and elevates them to a high level of political expertise, and proclaims the high value of their opinions when our neighbors' opinions are no less valuable.

We no longer want to lead.  We want to be led.

We think all risk-taking should result in a guaranteed reward.

We think we can make friends of people whose avowed mission is to destroy us by talking nicely to them.  Even worse, we give them rights.

We are concerned that murderers may be uncomfortable.

We think people will work even though they will get paid if they don't.

We think we can get people to practice responsible birth control by making it socially acceptable not to.  And then we pay for the results.

We take the wealth of society that is given of free will to charitable causes and allow the government to take charge of who gets it.

We believe lies and half-truths and blind ourselfs to what is happening to us because we are more comfortable doing so than facing the fact that we are being led to socialism, and will probably not ever return.

We like the cuddly polar bears.  To a polar bear we're lunch so let them take care of themselves.  If God wants polar bears around, they'll be around.

We ignore, or at most lament, the strategies of the present administration to change the rules of the game to perpetuate and grow its power.

We question the existence of God because accepting it is also an admission that we are not the supreme intelligence of the Universe.

We condone deceit by electing a deceitful man leader of the free world.

We listen to elected representatives of the people tell us what we will do when they should listen to what we tell them to do.

We forsake our principles and beliefs at a time when we need them the most.  Notre Dame's plans to honor our abortionist-president, Obama, with a doctorate required Notre Dame to oppose Catholic doctrine.  This is an abomination.

And all of this is insane.

 

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