Posted on 10/26/2008 11:41:21 AM PDT by Daryl L.Hunter
Not many are aware November fourth isn’t just a presidential election, some think that it is just an opportunity to elect a nice African-American others think that it is a referendum against Bush policies others think they are voting to end a war.
November is a - Referendum On Socialism – and nothing less.
If hundreds of conservative bloggers like myself, those at Free Republic, Power Line, Hot Air and many others affiliated with Pajama Media start driving home that November Fourth is a - Referendum On Socialism - on all your respective blogs the semantics of the term might make Obama voters analyze a little closer the ramifications of a Pelosi, Reid, Obama cabal whose intention is to change the United states as we know it. I believe that the metaphor would be a powerful one that hopefully McCain or Palin would pick up on it.
There are a couple of non-partisan blogs I contribute to that lean left so when I blog there I am not preaching to the choir, over the next week I hope hundreds of us will do the same.
I have a long record of writing against FDR's socialism; it was the beginning of our end. Johnson picked up the fumble and advanced socialism much farther down the field. GWB also advanced socialism another 5 yards down the field with Medicare part B, partially nationalizing our banks, airport security etc. Obama will take American Socialism into the end zone.
We are about to make a national decision if we want to continue being America as we recognize it today or if we are going to go for the government tit and embrace Socialism in a way that would make Karl Marx proud.
I don't know what's wrong with the Democrat’s America but mine has been pretty good until now.
I am now shamed by half my countrymen that want to throw our way of life under the bus because it is too tough for them, gambling on a system that has failed time after time.
We will all be under that bus!
Referendum on Socialism. Pretty much sums it up, doesn’t it. And this after Canada, France, and Lithuania all voted in conservative governments.
JoMa
Our collective ignorance amazes me!
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