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What in the world would we do without the exposes of people like Ms. Malkin?
Needless to say, she nails the dishonesty and campaign ideologies of a failed presidency.
But our fear is that America will not see through this veil of hyped-up propaganda, except for
us few conservatives on this website. The vast majority of dependent lower and middle class
citizens are indeed content to believe that government will supply all their wants and needs
from cradle to grave. But they have no conception of the fact that America is flat broke.
We wonder what they'll do when their Section 8 housing, food stamps or even health benefits
are cut off for lack of funding.
Good luck, America.
Quick, hide under the covers. The nation's storyteller, Barack Obama, unveiled a frightening new fable on the Internet intended to scare women away from supporting fiscal conservatives in November. But as is increasingly common with Obama's social media propaganda initiatives, "The Life of Julia" immediately flopped.
Why? Because 1) self-sufficient women voters aren't as sheeple-ish as Democratic strategists make them out to be, 2) conservative activists are overtaking Obama's zombie army online, 3) non-delusional Americans don't want cradle-to-grave utopians turning their country into the next Greece or Spain, and 4) responsible grownups are getting sick and tired of radical...
Admired by Hillary, and a community organizer in Chicago.
His 'Rules for Radicals', being used by Van Jones with OWS sheeple.
And Bill Ayre's 60's booklet, 'You Don't Have To Be A Weatherman, To Know Which Way The Wind is Blowing'. And if many an independent and Democrat would read this stuff, it would help them vote ABO.
http://www.progress.org/2003/alinsky3.htm