LANDSLIDE: Limbaugh Predicts 2012 Election

I am not so sure. I remember the 80 elections very vividly. At the time, I’d never heard of AFDC, SCHIP, SNAP, WICs, EBTs, EITC, Section 8 and so on ad infinitum.

There is not ONE TIME when I go to Walmart to purchase needful things that I do not see some heifer baby mama and unmarried, unemployed baby daddy (often) in tow. Cart loaded with WICs items, EBT items, SNAP items, and so on. Baby daddy is there to make that final purchase of liquor and cigarettes with his own damned credit card. If baby daddy ain’t there is welfare grandma (who taught daughter the ropes) with the bucks for the non allowed items.

Today, I was behind the same....baby daddy was there in his f@cking pajamas and slippers! On the way out, both were plunking cash into the RED Machine for some DVD entertainment...of course, they don’t have no job to go to - I’ve been working for them.

This is a ubiquitous problem, and it isn’t explained by race or origin. The county I live in (30K+) is 94% white, 1% black, and 3% Mexican (rest is Muslim, I expect)......virtually all of these sloths I see are white.

THEY WILL ALL VOTE FOR OBAMA.

The conservative movement brought this defeat upon itself. For all the panoply of conservative talk shows, Fox News, think tanks, and family values groups, there was no consensus as to a candidate it could support. There were five Presidential nominee candidates who were conservatives (now down to three), vs. two moderates and one libertarian. If conservatives had come to a consensus on just one, and provided strong grassroots funding a la Ron Paul, the story would be much different.

Romney and Paul are far better organized and funded than any of the conservatives. Paul will probably sink badly in South Carolina, strongly pro-military and predominantly evangelical, and Florida, where the demographics are similar to SC in the northern part of the state, with the central and southern parts loaded with retirees who have little use for libertarianism. Effectively, Paul will be finished by 2/1. Practically, so will Gingrich, Santorum, and Perry, unless two of them drop out now. IMHO, Santorum is the best of the three, strong on family values and national defense, though weak on states rights and free market economics. He comes across as squeaky clean, with a bit of a Jimmy Stewart flavor (both are products of Western PA). Gingrich does not. Additionally, Santorum keeps his cool better than Gingrich and is fair in debates, although verbal exchanges with Obama will be tougher than fending off Paul.

Romney is likely to be the last man standing. The shame is that the last conservative to win the Republican nomination was Ronald Reagan and that was 28 years ago. Romney is following the same path both Bushes, Dole, and McCain followed to win the GOP nomination.

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