Replies

I never heard of Barack Obama until he gave his keynote address at the 2004 DNC. The only reason I watched it was becuase the media was going on about him like he's the next JFK and who is "being groomed" to run for President in 2012.

After listening to him talk and watching his body language and facial expressions, his arrogance, posturing, and empty rhetoric, I thought, "Nah...he's just an empty suit and it put me off. Yet, seeing how much the Dems were going ga-ga over him that I thought, "Watch, they're not going to wait until 2012. They'll stick him on the ticket as Hillary's Vice-President in 2008." Well, right year, wrong half of the ticket."

But, the one thing in his speech that really bothered me was when he recited this line from "Dreams of My father":

"If there's an Arab American family being rounded up without benefit of an attorney or due process, that threatens my civil liberties."

"How does that threaten his civil liberties?," I said to myself, "He's African-American, so why does he sound like he's a spokesperson for Arab-Americans? Like someone from CAIR (a Muslim advocacy group who also supports Hamas and are apologists for Islamic terrorism) who claimed these things happened after 9/11.

Actually, with a name like Barack Hussein Obama, can you blaim me

“I never heard of Barack Obama until he gave his keynote address at the 2004 DNC. The only reason I watched it was because the media was going on about him like he's the next JFK and who is “being groomed” to run for President in 2012.
After listening to him talk and watching his body language and facial expressions, his arrogance, posturing, and empty rhetoric, I thought, “Nah...he's just an empty suit and it put me off. Yet, seeing how much the Dems were going ga-ga over him that I thought, “Watch, they're not going to wait until 2012. They'll stick him on the ticket as Hillary's Vice-President in 2008.” Well, right year, wrong half of the ticket.”

But, the one thing in his speech that really bothered me was when he recited this line from “Dreams of My father”:

“If there's an Arab American family being rounded up without benefit of an attorney or due process, that threatens my civil liberties.”

“How does that threaten his civil liberties?,” I said to myself, “He's African-American, so why does he sound like he's a spokesperson for Arab-Americans? Like someone from CAIR (a Muslim advocacy group who also supports Hamas and are apologists for Islamic terrorism) who claimed these things happened after 9/11.

Actually, with a name like Barack Hussein Obama, can you blame me?”

Certainly don't blame you! I also remember another quote that truly frightens me: “I have to side with Justice Breyer’s view of the Constitution—that it is not a static but rather a living document and must be read in the context of an ever-changing world.”

I can not and will not ever refer to Barack Hussien Obama aka Barry Soetoro as my President. He is nothing but a ursurper who hates America!