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Who will win the Presidential debate tomorrow? I think it's a toss up. The liberals who like Barack Hussein Obama are under his celebrity spell so it doesn't really matter what he says or how he answers tough questions; it's how he speaks, smiles, and bounces around on his cool way to the podium. Obama is more politician than President, more cool than effective. In fact, I don't see him as a president at all, but as a guy who knows how to use racial guilt, personal sabotage and deceit to reach his lofty goals. As brilliant as he was touted to be, I think he's probably average and got to where he is much the same way Elizabeth Warren got to hers, at least to where race is concerned.
Mitt Romney, on the other hand, is definitely not cool and not a celebrity. Actresses like Eve Longoria, who want to pretend they're bright and knowledgeable about politics, and who are never effected by this horrible economy, will never back Mitt. These cretins believe that Obama actually advocates for women in spite of the evidence that shows how women have been the most adversely affected in the job market. And the way Obama has praised the Arab Spring (great call Mr. President) and the religion of Islam, where women are treated like possessions and brutalized by the Islamic religion, doesn't ring a bell in their empty heads. If push came to shove, Obama has said that he would stand behind Islam--this is in his autobiography, written before he actually had much of a life--in his words, not mine.
The problem that Mitt Romney has is that he's a gentleman, not a fighter. He needs to attack Obama, I believe, and nail him on the economy. He needs to nail him on the Libyan attack where Obama refused to blame it on terrorism. He needs to nail him on Fast and Furious and how it got buried under Presidential privilege. He also needs to stand strong behind his successes, not apologize for them, and challenge Obama on his lack of economic and business acumen.
Liberals who voted for the "Anointed One," as Hannity refers to Obama, will vote for him again, mostly because they don't care about facts but care about what their hearts tell them to do; and conservatives will vote for Mitt Romney because they do care about the facts. Independents will probably end up voting for the person with the best TV ads and perhaps the person who makes the best impression on them in the debates. Winning the debates will not be determined on who actually "wins," but on who makes the best impression on the independent voters.
There's an amazing video out on Obama taken in 2007 where he spoke to a black audience that you can see here where our president panders to the audience and clearly shows his racist feelings. If this is the guy you really want to vote for, no debate will ever change your mind. And if Obama gets re-elected, our country will change like you've never imagined.
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Mitt Romney, on the other hand, is definitely not cool and not a celebrity. Actresses like Eve Longoria, who want to pretend they're bright and knowledgeable about politics, and who are never effected by this horrible economy, will never back Mitt. These cretins believe that Obama actually advocates for women in spite of the evidence that shows how women have been the most adversely affected in the job market. And the way Obama has praised the Arab Spring (great call Mr. President) and the religion of Islam, where women are treated like possessions and brutalized by the Islamic religion, doesn't ring a bell in their empty heads. If push came to shove, Obama has said that he would stand behind Islam--this is in his autobiography, written before he actually had much of a life--in his words, not mine.
The problem that Mitt Romney has is that he's a gentleman, not a fighter. He needs to attack Obama, I believe, and nail him on the economy. He needs to nail him on the Libyan attack where Obama refused to blame it on terrorism. He needs to nail him on Fast and Furious and how it got buried under Presidential privilege. He also needs to stand strong behind his successes, not apologize for them, and challenge Obama on his lack of economic and business acumen.
Liberals who voted for the "Anointed One," as Hannity refers to Obama, will vote for him again, mostly because they don't care about facts but care about what their hearts tell them to do; and conservatives will vote for Mitt Romney because they do care about the facts. Independents will probably end up voting for the person with the best TV ads and perhaps the person who makes the best impression on them in the debates. Winning the debates will not be determined on who actually "wins," but on who makes the best impression on the independent voters.
There's an amazing video out on Obama taken in 2007 where he spoke to a black audience that you can see here where our president panders to the audience and clearly shows his racist feelings. If this is the guy you really want to vote for, no debate will ever change your mind. And if Obama gets re-elected, our country will change like you've never imagined.
My latest novel, Jihad Joe, is about Islamic terrorism and
suspense. In it I challenge the precepts of the religion through my
protagonist, Zed Nill, a journalist, captured by terrorists and who is destined
to be killed if the American President refuses to release three Gitmo
prisoners. Of course, American policy demands we never give in to
terrorists, and for Zed, the clock is ticking.
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