The Obama presidency is gonna’ leave one hell of a bad hangover for a lot of dumb ass liberals.
Everyone will long suffer from O’s traitorous legacy.
(Reuters) - Officials at the White House and State Department were advised two hours after attackers assaulted the U.S. diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya, on September 11 that an Islamic militant group had claimed credit for the attack, official emails show.
Yes, indeed.
I think what the author is saying here is that it's entirely possible that a fatal blow will be dealt to liberalism itself, and liberalism's major pillar, the leftist media. And I agree, but it will happen not because of this election, but because of what follows this election.
Let's face it, liberalism sounded and felt good when it was on a bumper sticker, Obama has put it all into practice, into law. And it ain't pretty. The results are there for all to see.
Rush gave them a shot across the bow when he said "I hope he fails". He didn't fail to put leftism into practice, all Obama succeeded in doing was to validate everything we on the right said would happen if he did.
I think the demise of liberalism will come if Romney does what he says he will do.
If he opens up federal lands and our shores for drilling, connects the Keystone pipeline to Canada, rescinds Dodd-Frank, simplifies the tax code, and begins to eliminate waste, this is when liberals will begin to read their final chapter. If Romney does these things, then the economy will roar. And soon.
I'm a small business owner, I know the private sector to be very, very resilient, and more importantly, downright explosive-given the right combination of circumstances. We have those circumstances right now.
Watch for energy futures to plummet, followed by a rapid revival of commercial real estate. Houston, we have lift-off. Credit will loosen, as Obama's pony-tailed regulators are reigned in, and dismissed. The expansion of credit will come as "too big to fail" is neutered, and community banks will lead the revival. By the end of Romney's first term, even manufacturing will begin to explode, by virtue of cheap energy from revolutionary new extraction tech. Natural gas is the feedstock of American manufacturing, and cheaper NG fuel can overcome the lower labor costs abroad.
There's a lot I don't like about Romney's plans, especially the tax plan, nothing's perfect, but the economy is so flattened, it won't take much yeast to make it rise, in exponential fashion.
Liberalism was fine until it began to hit everybody in the wallet. All Romney has to do is remove the shackles put there by Obama and company. A big win for conservative fiscal policy is coming, and it will be apparent to all.