Political Republican Opinion

Political Republican Opinion:

What will the future of America look like if Barack Obama and his Socialist/Marxist/Communist backers get their way? In an Orwellian remake of the best Super Bowl advertisement ever created, a glimpse is provided below:

Political Republican Opinion Quote of the Day: “We are five days away from fundamentally transforming the United States of America.” – Barack Hussein Obama

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Political Republican Opinion:

Once again, there is more stuff flying at me from every angle than I can even begin to write about. Each article or video is brilliant in its own right and deserves more than a blurb or two from me.

Unfortunately, this race is too close now (According to the Drudge Report, the latest Zogby poll has John McCain ahead by a point now - 48 to 47 – over Barack Obama) and there is only time to throw the best of the best up as rapidly as I can.

Now, more than ever, we need every single Republican to get out and vote. The cream always rises to the top, the crud to the bottom. Drag every other like-minded voter with you and make sure they vote! There’s a big stage set up in Chicago with fabulous looking columns. I want more than anything to watch them fall in the midst of the Obama Victory Celebration Obama Pity Riot.

And Now … It’s What You’ve Been Waiting For … The Political Republican Opinion Blog’s Best Of The Best, Must Read Posts!

Whimsical Wisdom

I came across a brilliant post today on the Whimsical Wisdom blog that tells Barack Obama to put his money where his mouth is by spreading the wealth. Where the author wants him to spread his wealth to is priceless! Check it out at: Barack Obama, Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is!

If that wasn’t great enough, the Whimsical Wisdom blog also has a humorous take on the half-hour Obama infomercial. It’s at: You Say Obama, I Say Sham-WOW!

Penn and Teller on Obama’s Tax Plan

I laughed so hard, I cried when I watched the following video. It shows that only an imbecile would think that Barack Obama’s tax plan could possibly work:

The Winds Of Change: Our Fight For Economic Freedom! Obama Bombshell

This next video puts Barack Obama’s corporate tax plan into perspective with solid numbers from those countries that have failed utilizing a similar plan.

The information in the video comes very quickly. Be prepared to use the “pause” button often. You don’t want to miss any of this!

Sarah Palin Pays Special Attention to Special Needs Families

The mainstream Liberal media and the ultra Left-wing bloggers continue to trash Sarah Palin. They cannot understand why a woman would want to keep a baby – especially a Downs Syndrome baby – with her career on the line. This, my friends, is one of the many things that make Sarah Palin so special:

That’s it for now. The snowball of support grows larger for the Republican ticket as it rolls down Victory Hill to the end of the campaign season. Remember to keep the faith, get out and vote and take a friend with you!

Political Republican Opinion Quote of the Day: “Some men give up their designs when they have almost reached the goal. While others, on the contrary, obtain a victory by exerting, at the last moment, more vigorous efforts than ever before.” - Herodotus

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Political Republican Opinion:

The neighborhood homeowners’ association where I live would probably describe me kindly as an “agitator.” I am always challenging the money they are spending on things and frequently point out ways to do things far cheaper or better companies to use.

The board members are quite happy with their “elected” positions and the power they hold over the neighborhood. I would not be surprised at all to learn someday that some of them were receiving kickbacks from some of the high-priced vendors they have contracted to do business with on the community’s behalf.

I am often asked by the “regular” folks in the community, “Why don’t you run for president of the association? We need someone like you to control how these people are spending our money!”

I shrug and say, “Sorry, I’m really not into all of the politics.” (Little do they know that I write this blog.)

“I’ll just keep doing what I’m doing, watching from the outside,” I say.

I guess that all changed tonight. This election is obviously getting to me.

At first, Halloween went as it normally does. Kids showed up at the door and they all got two pieces of candy. Things went swimmingly well. I got the polite “thank you’s” and the children went happily on their way.

Then, as the night wore on and it got later – you know, when the teens are the only ones who are still out and about – I decided to CHANGE things up.

Four older kids showed up at the door. They weren’t dressed terribly creatively; they were just out for the free candy. I looked into their bags and saw that some had more than the others. I gave the kid with the least amount of candy in his bag three pieces, the one with the next least amount got two pieces, one kid was given only one piece and the kid with the most in his bag, got nothing.

“Dude, I didn’t get anything!” the last kid said. “Yeah, and they got more than me,” the kid who only got one piece said.

“Sorry, my man,” I told the first kid, “I’m just trying to prepare you for the future.”

“If I did what Barack Obama wants me to do,” I told him, “I would have taken some of your candy and given it to the other three.”

“You gotta spread the wealth dude, it’s the patriotic thing to do! Just ask Joe Biden,” I said.

“That’s not fair!” the shorted kid said. “I’ve been out here for an hour more than the other guys.”

“So you think because you worked harder, you should get more candy?” I asked him.

“Well, yeah!” the kid said.

I told him that he better get used to it. “If Obama wins, this is how things are going to be with everything. If you don’t like it, tell your parents about it. Better yet,” I added, “make sure you let your teacher know!”

To set the record straight, I only did that once. I forget how young I was when I learned to string a series of completely unrelated cuss words into a sentence that seemed to make complete sense. This kid had it down, though!

I did do something else, however, that proved to be unpopular. This, I kept up throughout the night.

The school system, in their infinite wisdom, gave all of the children UNICEF boxes and told them to ask for donations while they were trick or treating. Not knowing this, I did not go to the bank and get a couple of rolls of quarters and I don’t have hundreds of dollars in bills to hand out either.

Fortunately, most parents told their kids to leave the boxes at home. Halloween is not a time to go soliciting money door-to-door, they rightly reasoned. I did, however, have a handful of kids who showed up with the boxes, asking for donations.

I asked them all the same two questions. “Do you know what UNICEF is?” was the first question I asked. To all but one, I had to explain that it stands for the United Nations Children’s Fund and that it exists to help the children of the world who are hungry, sick, abused or need schools built for them.

“I’ll let you make the choice,” I told them. “Either I can give you two pieces of candy or I will give you a dollar to put in your UNICEF box. Which do you want?”

Not a single child sacrificed his candy for the children of the world (future Democrats, I’m sure).

One parent (she has Obama signs in her yard), got mad and told me it was outrageous for me to ask a child to make such a decision. “Okay,” I told her, “you decide!” She told me to give her child the candy and stormed off in a huff, dragging her son by the wrist.

That’s the difference between Democrats and Republicans. My parents never would have let me take the candy over voluntarily helping someone else. Of course, they probably never would have let me walk around with the box - putting my neighbors in an awkward position - in the first place!

This is why I’ll never run to become the homeowners’ association president. I ruffle too many feathers trying to do the right thing. People don’t like it when you try to actually educate their children. Lord knows the public school system isn’t doing it.

I don’t know … If I did run, how many votes do you think I lost tonight?

Political Republican Opinion Quote of the Day: “Under capitalism man exploits man. Under socialism the reverse is true.”- Polish Proverb

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Political Republican Opinion:

After Joe Wurzelbacher had the audacity to ask Barack Obama a meaningful, tough question, the media world is in a frenzy trying to discover who “Joe the Plumber” really is. All depending on where you get your news, you’ll hear different answers.

The one and only non-Liberal television Network, Fox News, and the various Conservative talk shows will tell you that “Joe the Plumber” is just a guy trying to fulfill the American Dream who wants to own a business but is fearful of the higher taxes that he may have to pay under Barack Obama’s tax plan.

The rest of the television networks are part of the mainstream Liberal media and will tell you an entirely different story. They will tell you that Joe is not a plumber at all because he doesn’t have a plumber’s license, he is a “McCain plant,” he isn’t a registered voter and that his name isn’t even “Joe.”

So who is right? The Political Republican Opinion Blog submits that both are right and both are wrong.

Joe Wurzelbacher is one of two employees at Newell Plumbing & Heating, a company in Holland, Ohio. He is a former member of the United States Air Force, where he was stationed in Alaska from 1992 until 1995 before being honorably discharged.

Although the state of Ohio does not require a plumber to have a license, the city of Toledo requires owners of plumbing companies to be licensed. Since Joe only wants to own the company that he works for and is not currently the owner, he is not in violation of any state or municipal laws.

It is highly unlikely that Wurzelbacher is a “McCain plant,” since he lives on the street that Obama randomly chose to stroll down to “meet the people.” He had been playing football with his son in his yard when Barack Obama came down the street. For one to believe this ludicrous theory, they would have to believe that McCain knew in advance that Obama would be strolling down this particular road or that the Republican presidential hopeful has a “plant” on every street in every city in America on the off-chance that Obama might decide to get out and mix with the regular folks at any given time.

As for the claim that “Joe the Plumber” is not a registered voter in the state of Ohio, this claim is just plain false. Linda Howe, executive director of the Lucas County Board of Elections, said a Samuel Joseph Worzelbacher, whose address and age match “Joe the Plumber’s,” registered in Lucas County on Sept. 10, 1992. He voted in his first primary on March 4 of this year, registering as a Republican. Ms. Howe said that the name may be misspelled in the database.

Ms. Howe does, however, lend credence to the assertion that Mr. Wurzelbacher’s name isn’t “Joe.” How dare he decide to go by his middle name instead of his first name! We know Barack Obama would never contemplate such a thing.

While it is true that the Conservative radio shows and Fox News are closer to the true depiction of “Joe the Plumber” than the Left-leaning TV stations, they still don’t have it quite right.

“Joe the Plumber” is not just a person, he is a concept. “Joe” is the definition of what has made America the land of opportunity for generations, he is opportunity, he is Capitalism and; sorry Barack, Joe is hope!

When Samuel Joseph Wurzelbacher had the audacity to question Barack Obama’s taxation plan, the Democratic presidential hopeful said that his plan would improve the economy for other people trying to get a start in small business and “spread the wealth.” “Joe the Plumber” has commented that he was surprised by the “spread the wealth” phrase.

“That’s a pretty socialist comment. Two-fifty [$250,000] is his number now. When is it going to be one [hundred and] fifty [thousand]; when’s it going to be one hundred [thousand]?” If you believe him,” he continued, “I would be receiving his tax cut,” adding that he would not want the tax cut.

You’re getting close, Joe, but not quite right. Socialism is, in an economic sense, a system advocating state ownership of industry and capital. What we are talking about here is wealth redistribution, not the production and distribution of goods and services by the government. Although, if one were to consider comments made by some Democratic leaders in reference to the oil industry, it is not too far a stretch to see the day coming under an Obama presidency with a Democratic majority in the Legislative branch and a far more Liberal Supreme Court, when the state would own and control all industry.

Instead, The Political Republican Opinion Blog submits that the definition of Marxism is a little closer to Obama’s stated plan. Marxism calls for a classless society, where all means of production are commonly owned, a system to be reached as an inevitable result of the struggle between capitalists and workers.

I’ve heard some Liberals claim that Obama is like Robin Hood, who robbed from the rich and gave to the poor. They could not be more wrong. Robin Hood robbed from the government and gave back to the people. If anybody in this presidential race is Robin Hood, it is John McCain, not Barack Obama!

The controversy surrounding Joe Wurzelbacher really has nothing to do with Joe, himself. It has more to do with political and economic ideologies. When Americans head to the polls on November 4^th, they won’t necessarily be casting their votes for John McCain or Barack Obama. Instead, they will be casting their votes for “Joe the Plumber” or Karl Marx, for Capitalism and freedom or for Marxism and a de-incentivized populace.

Political Republican Opinion Quote of the Day: Dependence begets subservience and venality, suffocates the germ of virtue, and prepares fit tools for the designs of ambition. - Thomas Jefferson

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