Is it too late for a poweful slogan? What on earth is "Believe in America" supposed to mean? It's vapid, it's polite, but it says nothing. How about
THIS CANDIDATE LOVES HIS COUNTRY or
RESTORE AMERICA TO GREATNESS, NOT SAMENESS or
I'LL KEEP THE OATH OF OFFICE or
I'LL DEFEND THE CONSTITUTION Get the idea?
In a radio interview I once heard Mr. Romney say (about B.O), "He's a nice guy, but ..."
There's a serious blunder in the opening phrase; HE IS NOT A NICE GUY, ANYTHING BUT!
Several examples to hammer 24/7. A nice guy does NOT
1. pal around with domestic terrorists
2. use as a mentor an America-hating excuse for a minister of God
3. plot to ship weapions to Mexico's barbaric drug barons and then hide like a lying sissy behind so-called executive privilehge
4. grant legal status to about a million scumbag illegal aliens
5. manage a department of "justice," the primary mission of which is to guarantee a horde of fraudulent voters
6, violate his oath of office every day by trampling on the Constitution and refusing to enforce laws
7. allow our space program to degenerate into a history lesson
8. confiscate, Venezuelan style, corporations
9. compile a debt that can never be paid and continue daily to increase it
10. resign his right to practice law
11. spend tax money on phoney energy corporations mainly for the purpose of deriving kickbacks
12. kow-tow to murderous Muslims
13. carry on the most vigorous campaing of baby-murder ever witnessed here
14. strive to make us second - rate with everything he says and does
I could continue for PAGES. This is the the most malignant creep ever to inhabit the White House, and I would not stop enumerating the reasons for that until I had reached every voter in our once-great nation.
Have we become so brainwashed and government-coerced to fear criticizing every Negro, that this example with no past, who is about 99% certain to be foreign-born, can strut around without being bombarded with the evidence of his malfeasance? Wake up! Play hardball! Tell the TRUTH! The number one issue is a candidate's character, and B.O. hasn't any.
Furthermore, here's my recommended debate format. Candidates alternate in asking the opponent one question at at time, for which he has two minutes to answer. There are no advance lists of topics and no prepared pitches.
Saturday, September 22, 2012
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