Wow, we have a real live newbie that can’t seem or want to read and digest a topic from January/08. He must be an Obama supporter. Just guessing.

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This type of false and despare propaganda will not work. Its time to get read of the criminal republicans out of office.

You know it, Amercans know it.

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[...] he tried to spin the success of The Awakening , as being due to the Democrats win in Congress in [...]

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[...] and Venezuela without precondition. He wants to retreat from a war we are winning. He desires a stronger nanny state where your taken care of from cradle to grave. He strong support of abortion pushes him farther [...]

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[...] As IR Editor writes, “Schmuhl’s analysis is just a little too sappy for me, and smacks of more media infatuation with Illinois junior senator”. On substance, on policy issues where it matters, Senator Obama: You are no Ron Reagan. [...]

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Iraqi’s have finally decided to take action and do something about their Al Qaeda issues. Rather than just being sick of Al Qaeda and doing nothing in response to their sick games and grotesque attempts to ignite conflict between sects and tribes that inhabit their country.

That’s the cause for Iraq’s drop in violence. Not the Democrats.

For a fact, as disastrous as the insurgents and terror organizations in Iraq are with all their blood shed. The Iraqis taking action against the insurgents and terror organizations that plagues their country has been producing results for a much longer period of time than the recent surge.

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[...] The Disturbing Barack Hussein Obama [...]

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Scott, any human being has to believe something in order to try to achieve it. Some people try to hide their true intentions. In evaluating candidates and anybody else you care about it’s worth figuring out if you approve of their true goals. Your judgment is what makes you decide if they are “good” or “bad”. Religious people claim God helps them, but it’s still a human judgment call. I’m stating something that to me seems obvious, yet you’re asking questions about this so I’m glad to try to answer.

You have to decide for yourself if wanting to achieve Stalinist goals or creating/maintaining a free country are equally “right” beliefs. Then you also have to decide whether the person’s real goals are one or the other, or some other alternative. To me than the hierarchy is this (a) an honest person who wants to go in the free country direction (b) a dishonest person who wants to go in the same direction (c) (d) the other two alternatives.

Since there is no way to read a person’s mind you have to rely on their record, statements, and body language, and whatever other evidence you can muster. Based on what I see Fred believes in freedom and wants to help his country remain free and prosperous. I have no definite idea what Romney believes in because he is not credible due to changing views. The preponderance of evidence is that he would become a moderate Republican President of a “compassionate conservative” variety. There is also evidence that he will do whatever it takes in the first term to get himself re-elected. This is actually a lot better than McCain who will push for the Amnesty no matter what. Romney also demonstrates that he at least read Qutb’s writings and understands what he is saying. That’s better than never having read them, as I expect to be true in Obama’s case (unless he actually intends to follow them). Romney is also a rational businessman so I expect him (unlike the now polluted Buffett, Gates, or Bloomberg) to want to lower taxes. So it’s likely that Romney will do many “right things” in my opinion, and it’s also likely that he will move in the socialized healthcare direction. But we really don’t know, and so I much prefer Fred.

McCain believes in many “wrong things” like the Amnesty, bi-partisanship, interventionist Federal government, again in MY opinion only, and all his service and dedication won’t compensate for this, nor will his “honesty”.

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#6 – The answer to your question is Yes.

Jon Doe – You are right on with your analysis. We may see the day when we have a president (H Obama) worse than Carter. Not only worse but more dangerous.

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In previous comments on other posts here, I’ve always noted the Democrats and the MSM are waiting just out of camera frame ready to claim credit for the successes in Iraq based on the ’06 results, and their hope for success in November. Obama’s quote just amplifies they’re ready to take all of the credit.

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