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Obama President-Elect, heck now what? Socialism?

Disappointment, grief, sorrow, disbelief, anger… sure, all of these words can describe my feelings right now. I, like a lot of Americans, held on to hope that our nation had not yet crossed the line of no return. It would seem that that hope was in vain, however, I now will hold my head up and begin to believe again for a future bright and positive, one worthy of my children. Why? How? Simply because I am a Conservative. I am a Republican. I still believe in the honor of being American and I know my faith is answered. I know my knowledge of Christ and the one true God is in tact. Life may get difficult. Okay, life will most likely get difficult, but it wasn’t a walk in the park up until now. I still live under blue skies, and I still walk on soil carved from freedom. This is just an opportunity to show my family, friends, country men, and indirectly the world, just what I am made of. It is a moment to try a little bit harder. Teach my children with a bit more strength. Walk the path of my life with a little more ferociousness. I will rise to the occasion. I know that my fellow Americans will too. We are, as I have said before, on the threshold of history. We are walking through the door. I am proud to be in this moment. There isn’t a reason to believe that our lives have to turn to socialism. I know that I will not be teaching it to my children. All that aside, as a Christian, I pray for the good will and wisdom that will be required for Obama to be a good President. We are still at this moment in time the greatest nation on earth. That doesn’t mean that we should or even have the right to, turn face and run. There is a lot to be done and our voice just needs to become louder. The doors are open. We will see attacks on every level from this decision. The main and probably most important thing for Republicans, Conservatives, to do or not do is bash. Don’t bash McCain for what he should have or shouldn’t have said. Don’t bash Palin for buying clothes, or speaking her peace about her religious beliefs. Certainly don’t bash Obama. Sure, be there for the mistakes, point out the mistakes, offer opinions about the mistakes, but do not lower your self to the level of the average Liberal/Democrat. President Bush has seen the very worst of the American soul. He has endured criticism at every turn. When things are good for us under him it is stated that he is riding the coat tails of Clinton, when things go wrong it is with out a doubt only President Bush’s fault. Like he is the man behind the curtain handing out miracles or in this case taking them away. We have to collectively be more than that. As tempting as it is and will be we have to rise above and be more than people like the MSM, Hilary, general Hollywood, and extreme leftist out there. We have to remember what it does mean to be a Conservative and put only the best forward. The world cheered when Obama became the President-elect, I cried. The world cheered when he became the President-elect! (just wanted to restate that because of the fear it should inspire in every American that values our freedom and our rights.) The fight is on. It will be won if our wits are about us and our tongues are only sharp when the issues are the subject. God help us, and God, please bless America.

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JOHN WAYNE IS CRYING!

Did I miss something? Apparently, we did not leave Europe some time ago in the hopes of getting away from their ideas and way of governing their countries. Seriously, I guess I have been wrong all this time. Wait, I checked and I am not wrong. Why then should I vote to make the rest of the world happy? I don't give a damn if some one in France cares about MY country's election. I don't give a damn if the people of Naples (whom by the way, can't even figure out how to take out their own trash) like or dislike McCain. The fact that other nations like France and Italy don't like McCain make me want to vote for him even more. France!? To quote a movie, and forgive me for doing so but, "I feel like I'm taking crazy pills!" Why would other countries dislike McCain, hmm, its a good and fair question isn't it? Could it be that McCain would promote country first? Could it be that there would be less to gain if McCain was in office in the way of mass immigration? In the way of importing? In the way of global handouts? Now with Obama, do I really even need to point out all the chaos that will ensue if he were elected? How about the fact that there are parts of the anti-America world that claim him a messiah? How about the fact that he associates himself with self proclaimed anti-American people? We are suppose to look the other way because if we don't we are instantly racist. If Obama was a white man and he came to me as a white man and said, "Ok Kimberly, in my presidency I would like to take the top earning Americans and tax the hell out of them so that I can redistribute (through government) their wealth to the rest of the people, I want to use these tax hikes to give every one here free healthcare, I want to bring all our troops home in one and a half years regardless if we have won the war or not. We may have to wave the flag of surrender, so be it, just so long as we are not spending any more on the war in Iraq. I would like to continue to let your children go out and get abortions with out your permission, but will continue to support the fact that a lip ring must require your signature. I want to send the UN an extra 10 million or so to help them out, because after all we all know they value our input so much that it could only help. And so on..." I would look at his white face and say, " STOP YOU SOCIALISTIC, CRAZY, LEFT WINGER!" You see for me the color of Obama's skin is made important only by those that cannot afford to be held accountable for their actions or aspiration of actions. Ok so we are not suppose to look at the fact that Obama has relations with known terrorist both domestic and abroad. We are not suppose to look at the fact that his "plan" for national medical care will finish taking out the last crippled leg our economy is standing on. Ever go to an ER in a big city? Death doesn't come soon enough for some waiting there, wounds heal on their own before they are seen, now imagine going when the WHOLE NATION WILL BE THERE FOR FREE! It is un-American to question why our leaders are so eager to take away our basic rights to defend ourselves, to hold true to the God that this nation was built upon, to want to succeed.That is anti-American? Then we should in fact tell our kids not to strive for excellence, after all we are all winners aren’t we? We should not strive to grab on to the American dream and make something of our selves, we should aspire to stand in the same line as every one else to get our cheese and bread? NO THANK YOU! What happened to the America I was promised as a child? The one that wouldn’t take crap from anyone including the socialist morons that we claim as our own? Why do we have to worry about what the rest of America hating countries think? What about the way this land was shaped? Was that also un-American? Was the blood shed to separate us from England un-American? Perhaps it is just me that doesn’t understand this way of thinking. If in fact that is the truth that it is just me, I apologize for my stupidity. For my naïve way of thinking that I can aspire to be more in life than just government dependant. I have seen hard times in my life. I grew up in an apartment with very little. I have eaten popcorn for dinner and I have had to go to bed with hunger pains. I have lived on the generosity of my friends because I didn’t have my own home or my own food, but I have seen myself through those times because I had the promise of being and gaining something more out of life. I feel like those times have helped me become stronger. Those times in my life when I was less or in a place of less helped me to always remember to look up and try just a little bit harder. Silly me. Now we have to sit back and listen as Palin is criticized for saying that she likes small town America because it reminds her of real America? Excuse me, has anyone looked at the leading reason posted by small town America to visit their little towns? SMALL TOWN VALUES. SMALL TOWN IDEALS. Hello, is this thing on? Isn’t that what separates the heartbeat of America with the hurried hum of the city? Aren’t the values expressed in small town churches and town halls combatant of the moral-less vibe felt in the big city? Is that not in fact the America of our parents and grandparents? Perhaps it should be considered un-American of Lincoln to have aspired for a better life for slaves and all man kind. Perhaps that pesky JFK should have asked not what we could do for our country but what our rich could invest in for the “spreading of the wealth”. And perhaps MLK should have dreamed of a time when aspiring to stand in welfare lines was the most we would be able to accomplish. And our founding fathers should have been blind to the fact that they saw and warned of a time when our government might become too powerful and try to make America a land of the government not of the people.

To quote two undeniably great men:

“I have tried to live my life so that my family loves me and my friends respect me. The others can do whatever the hell they please.” --John Wayne

and President Reagan of John Wayne…


"There's right and there's wrong," Duke said in The Alamo. "You gotta do one or the other. You do the one and you're living. You do the other and you may be walking around but in reality you're dead."

Duke Wayne symbolized just this, the force of the American will to do what is right in the world. He could have left no greater legacy. --Ronald Reagan

There is a great truth in those words spoken. There is a great living legacy in the spirit of conservative America, I find pride in that. I find hope in that. There was a time in this land when a man was not worth more than his handshake. What is wrong with wanting to live a life that only allows virtue and honor as a means of sustaining itself? What is wrong with wanting to live a life that accepts only wrong or right and leaves all the “gray” areas for the rest of the world to embrace? I realize that wanting to live a life that makes my father-in-law proud, because to me he is an American hero, is a silly desire. As an American that is my right, is it not? When I die I want simply those that remember me to say, “She was a good woman. She was true to the life she lived. She was true to her husband and children. She loved the Lord and she died proud to be American.”

That’s the way I see it!

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