Opposition You Can Believe In
November 3, 2008
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Posted by Aubrey Turner
I saw coverage of Obama on TV last night at a rally saying that it’s time to move past the election and for everyone to come together (or at least that’s what I came away with; I couldn’t give you his remarks verbatim). Aside from being enraged that he thinks he’s won this thing already, I was grimly amused about his naive optimism.
Has he been smoking those unicorn farts again? Does he really think that people like me are going to support a Marxist like him? Does he have no memory of the Clinton years?
First, I am gravely concerned about the legitimacy of this election, given the antics of ACORN and their enablers. And I’m not alone.
But more importantly, I cannot in good conscience support his proposed policies. In fact, they are diametrically opposed to my core beliefs.
Should he win, I haven’t figured out exactly how I will go about opposing Obama, his policies, and his administration. But you can take it to the bank that I’m not going to ‘join together’ with a dammed socialist or anyone aligned with one.
Categories: Politics
Dude. I’m there with you. There’s been a lot of talk about forming organizations to fight him once elected. Sign me up!
This dude is a socialist to the extreme. Here we come Red China.
The market apparently didn’t think much of the election today. Bearish the whole day through.
Dissolving the cuts in capital gains taxes and raising taxes on businesses and corporations during a recession will be a sure way to accelerate the growth in unemployment numbers…
Hey Aubrey. Something I’d love to see you write about is why the issue of gun control/right to bear arms is so important to you. I’m not opposed to owning a gun or desiring to own one, but I’d like to read a smart guy’s opinions about the matter. If you don’t mind.
Shelly
That might take a while. I’ll have to find a time when I have some uninterrupted thinking time.