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Are Democrats Ready To Lose White House Again?

JRenee~DTNS February 07, 2008 17:12:24

From Savagepolitics.com

The Intoxication of Inspiration

During the past few months we have been inundated with the constant Media coverage of the Democratic primary election. In the last few days in particular, the Mediums have beat us into accepting that Barack Obama is the most inspirational and motivating speaker that we have heard in a generation, comically echoing the claims of most Germans when they heard Hitler speaking at his rallies. The Republicans, on the other hand, have been curiously vocal about their perspectives regarding the election of their counterparts, pointing out their favoritism for Clinton’s candidacy over Obama’s, since he seems to pose a “dangerous” obstacle to their goal of taking back the White House. Simultaneously, Obama has picked up endorsements from a variety of Hollywood personalities in the likes of DeNiro and Stevie Wonder, along with Senator Ted Kennedy and Moveon.org, all of them an impressive collection of extremely liberal agents within the United States. Amongst our News Networks, it has only been the very Conservative FoxNews who has kept a mysteriously low keyed participation in this Obamathon that all Americans have been recently subjected to, giving a nebulous preoccupation to all of those who are educated enough to mistrust the Media. All the while, as history shows, collective idiocy has been proven to be contagious (look at the Bolshevic Revolution) and it’s spread has always been directly linked to the opposition’s ability to convince their enemies that they are “weak at the knees” and thus allowing them to quietly manipulate them out of an honest assessment of their chances. In this same tradition, we can understand what has happened to the Democratic Party, in which many of their members have taken the Republican bait without realizing that they have been intoxicated by a potent combination of a greedy Mainstream Media and a well organized ideological opposition, cleverly guiding these “drunk” Liberals into the polls of their doom. Will the Democratic Party ever learn the lessons from the John Kerry debacle?



Super Tuesday will probably answer most of our questions regarding the number of people that were duped by the Press and it’s agents. It is nonetheless true that even if Obama loses, the mere fact that he received such dramatic support demonstrates that most Democrats are suffering from a pathetic form of “lunacy”. Since before the John Kerry fiasco, Democrats have experienced the fierceness of the Republican/Conservative machine. They have stood idly by as they have been removed from the mainstream of American society by a group of religious dogmatists, who have claimed a choke hold on our Country’s sense of honor and decency. Thanks to them, most people in this Country believe that Democrats are completely out of touch with their Nation and with the world. Throughout the years, most Democratic candidates have proven themselves to be against the basic tenets of “middle American” values, such as the Right to Life, Right to National Defense, Right to Family, Defense of the 2nd Amendment, etc. Sadly enough for the Democratic hopefuls, Conservatives are right on all counts.



The Democratic Party has been hijacked by an extremely left wing element that has for years strangled the Party’s image when facing General Elections. Ironically enough, it was Bill Clinton (and his wife in many respects) who for a brief period of time was able to realign their Party to the “center” and finally gain the Presidency, most of it thanks to their sometimes quasi-Conservative views on government. But, after being in power for 8 years, and then out of power for 4, Democrats decided to pick a man who they thought was impermeable to attack: John Kerry. His nomination looked very promising since he had an “impeccable” military record, which seemed to benefit him amongst the Republican constituency, and also had good reputation amongst his fellow senators. He was also openly in favor of ending a very unpopular war (Iraq) and of immediately bringing the troops home. For this, he eventually received multiple endorsements from liberal newspapers, Hollywood stars, and many senators, even gaining the support of John McCain himself who once considered the possibility of running as his vice-President. What a lot of people don’t remember is that all of his candidacy was catapulted by the Conservative machinery many months prior to his nomination.



As people might remember, it was Howard Dean who was the apparent front runner of the Democratic Party, long before John Kerry started winning primaries. Dean’s charisma at the time was admired and his political positions where highly appealing to the Democratic base (even after his strange screams in Iowa). Nevertheless, the Republicans understood that the best person that they could run against would be a mild mannered man who represented the Northeast “elite”, and who had also opposed the war “from the start”, since they could better expose him as “weak on security”. They knew that even if John Kerry had voted for the war when he was in the Senate, he was still ideologically connected to Vietnam and the era’s anti-war movement. There was plenty of documentary evidence that Kerry had loudly opposed the war in the 1960’s and had actually criticized his military honors as a shameful reminder of the many American “abuses” and “crimes” against the Vietnamese people. Since Republicans understood Kerry’s past baggage, while most Democrats didn’t, Conservatives went about planting the seed of misinformation, appearing in multiple Media programs and injecting the idea that running against a “war hero” like John Kerry would be more troublesome for them than running against a “Liberal” like Howard Dean. After much work on all their parts, John Kerry was finally nominated, and thus the Conservative “factories” began their effective work of slowly chipping away all appearances of decency and honor that this Democratic candidate might have had. “Out of nowhere” the Swift Boat Veterans made their appearance, and effectively put into question John Kerry’s military record, something that most pundits thought would create a back-lash from their own base, but that eventually destroyed Kerry’s military qualities, which were what most people assumed was his strongest tool against George W. Bush. All of this was achieved thanks to the Republican misinformation campaign and the stupidity of the Democratic voters, who took their cues from the Media and of their own opposition. Let’s now fast forward to the present Democratic contest.



Barack Obama is now his Party’s rock star, all to the peril of Hillary Clinton and the other defunct Democratic candidates. Republicans have appeared in multiple shows and have “analyzed” their chances against Hillary Clinton or against Barack Obama. They have supposedly come to the conclusion that if Hillary wins the nomination, it will energize their base into winning the General Election. But, if they were instead faced with Barack Obama, his “inspirational” skills could achieve the scary possibility that many Republicans would either vote for him or stay home “uninspired”. Taking this lead, Democratic “strategists” have now repeatedly mentioned how Obama’s qualities would be difficult to attack by Republicans since he represents a “change” in American politics and is thus leading us out of the ugly realm of partisanship and into the wonderful world of “hope” and “unity”. Being struck with the same illogical fever, most Liberals underline the fact that Obama was against the war from the beginning and can therefore make a better argument to Conservative and Independent voters since he was “right” about Iraq all along. Does any of this rhetoric sound familiar? Are Democrats jumping into the same boat they sank in 4 years ago?



The answer is a resounding YES. In the social world, drunkenness may spell only embarrassment and the death of brain cells, but in politics, inebriation spells the easy manipulation of voters and their ideologies. Republicans know full well that Obama is an easier candidate to DESTROY than Hillary Clinton, because they understand that the problem with her is not that she is a “crazy Liberal” but that she is in fact a centrist. Her policies resemble in many respects most of the current Republican candidate’s ideas, and her personal appeal could take away a large group of Conservative women out of their fold. Barack Obama, on the other hand, has a lot of skeletons in his closet that are patiently waiting to be exposed, many of which involve a variety of illegal dealings with his contributor Tony Rezko and others. Conservatives also know that Obama’s assertion that he was against the war from the beginning may be a popular stance amongst Democrats, but to Conservatives (and many Independents) it is a clear sign of weakness in regards to National Security. Obama also has one of the worst legislative records in his Party, voting inconsistently and in a clearly convenient way throughout his very short career, all with the purpose of exalting his climb up the bureaucratic ladder. At other times, he simply voted erroneously by “pushing the wrong button”. Obama’s candidacy has also been endorsed by the most despised people on the Right (Ted Kennedy, Moveon.org, and Hollywood), all of them despicable enough to convince any Conservative to go out in the middle of a hurricane to ensure that their pick doesn’t get elected. Obama’s support of giving Drivers Licenses to illegal immigrants could also be described as the most out-of-touch policy perspective in today’s mainstream, which adds another motivation to drive most “border States” out of his reach and into the arms of the “despised” John McCain. Republicans have also studied the Democratic primaries’ exit polling, which most Democrats have apparently refused to analyze, and they have learned that most Blue Collar Americans (even Democrats) don’t support Obama, giving them a full edge in November, specially when you consider that their base is almost completely composed of this group. Then we have the issue of race, which has not only motivated most White and Latino Democrats to vote against Obama, but will also PASSIONATELY engage Conservatives to go out of their way to make sure that their Country’s traditions are not besmirched (the tradition of having a White President who physically and culturally represents the majority of Americans). For good or for bad, most people in Middle America fear the concept of a Black President, who would presumably allow rampant Affirmative Action to take hold, and who would supposedly extend the Welfare State to it’s highest levels. And, to top all of this with some “sweet frosting”, the Republicans have already began the development of a crypto-Muslim strategy, in which Barack Hussein Obama is painted as a Muslim in disguise, who is here to once and for all destroy our Nation from the inside (they have sufficient evidence to at least lay the seeds of probability).

All of the above strategy has been developed by the Republicans for the last couple of months, with the hope that they will once again entrap Democrats into voting for the nominee that THEY hope would run against them. They have already positioned (a very Liberal) John McCain as their candidate, so that they can have a greater chance of keeping the White House, if they are lucky enough to have him positioned against an inexperienced, racially divisive, and extremely liberal Democrat. Waiting to make their move, Conservatives are patiently standing by to see the results of Super Tuesday. If they get their dream ticket, they will once again be in a position to pull another “swift-boat” incident on the Democrats, who in their inebriated dismay, will once again shamefully lose thanks to the simplest form of manipulation known to mankind. Obama’s slogan of “yes we can!” will then be transformed into a firm “yes we are!” as the sad testament to their gullibility and intoxication takes hold of our Nation for another 4 years.

©2008 Jonathan Cifre, JD, of SAVAGE POLITICS. All Rights Reserved.
No

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51%

31 votes

Yes

Yes

49%

30 votes

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  • +3 raves
    JRenee~... Brianna February 12, 2008 17:19:45
    JRenee~DTNS
    The percentage of young voters in past elections has been notoriously low, so I fail to see how losing those votes could result in a shoe-in for the republicans. Especially since democrats have outnumbered republican voters in the primaries 3 to 1. Women voters outnumber young voters, latino voters outnumber young voters, middle class voters outnumber young voters, and these groups are all backing Hillary's nomination.
  • +1 raves
    Shelvis February 12, 2008 00:03:09
    Shelvis

    No

    moderated...
  • Nina ~COB~Yes We Did February 08, 2008 23:09:00
    Nina ~COB~Yes We Did

    No

    Sorry, that's drivel.
  • JRenee~... Nina ~C... February 08, 2008 23:12:57
    JRenee~DTNS
    We'll see.
  • +1 / -1 raves
    DrTim February 08, 2008 01:34:36
    DrTim

    Yes

    If they keep shooting themselve in the foot!
  • JRenee~... DrTim February 12, 2008 17:21:19
    JRenee~DTNS
    Well said, Dr. Tim.
  • +1 / -2 raves
    Kat February 07, 2008 19:33:22
    Kat

    No

    Your article is well thought out and well written. I agree that the Republicans would rather run against Obama than Hillary for all the reasons you've listed. Obama feeds on the masses' need for a messiah with a message, but hopefully competence will prevail in the end.
    Vote Clinton!
  • JRenee~... Kat February 07, 2008 19:51:41
    JRenee~DTNS
    Thank you for your comments, Kat. I'm hoping for that competence as well. The article was written by Jonathan Cifre, JD, of savage politics.
  • +2 / -1 raves
    celtic Kat February 20, 2008 22:18:34
    celtic
    Obama is the false messiah if any thing
  • -1 raves
    cathy~C... celtic March 06, 2008 02:19:01
    cathy~COB
    I'd like to see one thing where my candidate Barack Obama has ever called himself the Messiah. Come On!
  • -1 raves
    cathy~C... Kat March 06, 2008 02:15:36
    cathy~COB
    As I have said before to this nonsense, I have a Messiah and his name is not Barack Obama. Obama is my choice for President of the United States of America. I know the difference between the two.
  • +2 raves
    Carolyn M February 07, 2008 18:42:05 (edited)
    Carolyn M

    No

    There should be energy behind the Democrats.

    The war has been and will be expensive
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?...

    The war has provided interesting no bid contracts.

    Latest and greatest Republican involved in a no bid contract
    http://www.nytimes.com/2008/0...

    Jobs are being lost
    http://money.cnn.com/2008/01/...

    People are staying unemployed longer
    http://money.cnn.com/2008/01/...

    Number of uninsured veterans has increased
    http://www.usatoday.com/news/...

    We're sick and tired of the closed government operations under the Republican party.
    http://www.motherjones.com/mo... We should know how our tax dollars are being spent.

    It's alot of work for people in oversight of our government, who care about where our money goes.

    So I think that the Democrats have a lot to talk about and the energy will be there to change government and make it more effective and direct in helping people as well as big business.
    There should be energy behind the Democrats.

    The war has been and will be expensive
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?...

    The war has provided interesting no bid contracts.

    Latest and greatest Republican involved in a no bid contract
    http://www.nytimes.com/2008/0...

    Jobs are being lost
    http://money.cnn.com/2008/01/...

    People are staying unemployed longer
    http://money.cnn.com/2008/01/...

    Number of uninsured veterans has increased
    http://www.usatoday.com/news/...

    We're sick and tired of the closed government operations under the Republican party.
    http://www.motherjones.com/mo... We should know how our tax dollars are being spent.

    It's alot of work for people in oversight of our government, who care about where our money goes.

    So I think that the Democrats have a lot to talk about and the energy will be there to change government and make it more effective and direct in helping people as well as big business.
    (more)
  • -1 raves
    PolyTicks February 07, 2008 18:06:44
    PolyTicks

    No

    If McCain wins the nomination, too many conservatives are going to stay home. Hillary and Obama are both dyed-in-the-wool Liberals who the Dems can unite behind. I'm hoping for a Romney win, which would give the U.S. a chance over the next four years. If McCain wins, he'll destroy the GOP with his liberal-leaning policies. Obama is inspiring, but his policies are dangerous. Clinton, on the other hand, will save the GOP if she's elected over McCain. After four years of her $#!+ staining the White House, America will be dying to elect a REAL Conservative.
  • JRenee~... PolyTicks February 07, 2008 18:35:15
    JRenee~DTNS
    I strongly disagree.

    Romney is out of the race.
  • +1 raves
    JRenee~DTNS February 07, 2008 17:44:24
    JRenee~DTNS

    Yes

    Now that Romney is out of the race, the republicans can begin to concentrate their efforts on breaking down the democratic candidates who are still locked in a fight with one another. Not good.
  • -1 raves
    PolyTicks JRenee~... February 07, 2008 18:07:47
    PolyTicks
    What makes you think Romney's out? It's not over yet.
  • JRenee~... PolyTicks February 07, 2008 18:36:41
    JRenee~DTNS
    Apparently, you were a little late on hearing the news.
  • +1 raves
    Archie February 07, 2008 17:41:14 (edited)
    Archie

    Yes

    Sure does seem that way right? We are obviously helping the "weak" guy win--when we know and believe in the theory of "survival of the fittest".

    I hope you all are right and I am wrong :)
  • +3 raves
    Gramma Lil February 07, 2008 17:24:37
    Gramma Lil

    No

    We are not going to lose the White House again!! Either Hillary or Obama is going to be in the oval office!!
  • +2 raves
    fluer February 07, 2008 17:23:54
    fluer

    No

    They are more like wanting to lose it. This country voted hope and a uniter 8 years ago over ecperience and understanding of the problems out there and boy have we paid the price for that hope driven vote. I see the democrats doing that this time only this guy has less experience than George Bush.

    I honestly do believe the Republicans and all their 527's will make mincemeat of Obama but they know Hillary won't take it she will fight back and not go wining I don't know who I am running against..... I get sick when I see people so swayed by rhetoric that they conveniently forget the road to the White House is piled with decaying promises. They also seem somehow to forget that in a representative government we can't do much more than work for candidates and vote. I found that out during the 60's. In 2006 the American people sent a clear message to Congress that we wanted out of the war are we out yet?
  • -2 raves
    mikeNOT... fluer February 08, 2008 00:35:59
    mikeNOTvick
    OK... then by your logic Obama can take it from the best and stay standing... the Clinton's tried to knock him out in SC and got spanked for it.

    If he can take it from the Clinton's he can handle anything that the republicans throw at him
  • +1 raves
    JRenee~... mikeNOT... February 08, 2008 01:01:18 (edited)
    JRenee~DTNS
    No, by my logic, Obama takes it on a glass jaw three seconds into the first round and the republicans get the white house back.
  • +1 raves
    fluer mikeNOT... February 08, 2008 03:33:01
    fluer
    ROFLMAO the Clintons have not even thought about unleashing even 1/100th of what the Republicans will throw get real. But they will win over the Republicans because they know how to fight back the Republicans and he does not have a clue. He gets so flustered at the two of them that he says he is not sure who he is running against how will he do when it is coming at him from every angle and more than just swift boaters and adds that have some kid saying oh mom the president did blow so it must be ok he's fine.....wham there go the soccer moms, the religious right and so many of their core right back to them and we lose. They tried everything to beat the Clintons including Starr and that rabid dog who was salivating to take them down had to say case closed and not even charge them with jaywalking. Look it up if you are not old enough to remember it. They don't play nice and they will be fighting for their party's survival, the Republicans attacked Kerry and went so far as to claim he shot himself to get his medals. You think they will roll over and say Oh Mr. Obama we are going to give up all we have fought for and support you. That is insane.
  • -1 raves
    mikeNOT... fluer February 10, 2008 00:10:35
    mikeNOTvick
    Here are the facts:

    Republicans are NOT energized by McCain.

    They WILL be energized to vote against Clinton more so than Obama.

    Clinton will unleash the dogs of hell if necessary to win the nomination. If Obama handles that, he can handle anything.

    Simple logic.

    What am I missing?
  • +1 raves
    fluer mikeNOT... February 10, 2008 00:43:00
    fluer
    You are missing understanding that they prefer someone without substance because he will not be able to fight them back. Look you don't seem to be cognizant of what that machine is capable of but they are out of bullets to throw at her. They can throw drug use written by him in his own book, his lack of experience, his muslim heritage, and his shady dealings with Rezko in his face from every angle and every streetcorner. That is what you are missing. They were sure when they shut the government down that Bill would fold and sign their budget he didn't, so they set out on the biggest witchhunt in history and for several years and almost a hundred million dollars they threw every piece of paper at them both and she withstood it. Obama won't he is already off message saying he is not sure who he is running against. Let them let loose with 25000 operatives who don't give a flip if what they say is true and he will lose his cool and then the election. Remember they even said Kerry shot himself to get his medals. Nothing is beneath them and they are fighting for power. That is what you are missing.
  • -1 raves
    mikeNOT... fluer February 10, 2008 00:52:03
    mikeNOTvick
    Don't get me wrong... I understand, I just think that you underestimate Senator Obama and his backers.

    In any event... the Bush clones are on the sideline :-)
  • +1 raves
    fluer mikeNOT... February 10, 2008 02:03:32
    fluer
    I agree Bush clones will fight us tooth and nail and the truth is not even on the table with them. I don't underestimate them but I think they think Clinton has given them a tough race. This is preK to what is ahead and if she really unleashes she is accused of racism. But I do think Obama is underestimating the Republicans. Hillary does not underestimate them even for a second. But you have to also understand the Republicans don't give a flip about the black vote they don't court it. So racist isn't something they mind. He will lose and be totally out there standing like Kerry was and Gore even though he won the popular vote.
  • +1 raves
    JRenee~... fluer February 10, 2008 02:24:54
    JRenee~DTNS
    You can say that again, you can not underestimate the republican ability to usurp the popular vote.
  • +7 raves
    Veronica†In Christ I Trust† February 07, 2008 17:15:28
    Veronica†In Christ I Trust†

    No

    Don't count your chickens before they hatch.
    We still have along way to go.
  • +2 raves
    JRenee~... Veronic... February 07, 2008 17:19:45 (edited)
    JRenee~DTNS
    Wow, that's got to be the speed reading record of all time. LOL. Had you seen this article before or did you really read it all in two minutes? I agree, a long way to go.
  • +1 raves
    Archie JRenee~... February 07, 2008 17:42:14
    Archie
    Looks like we have all seen it :))
  • Carolyn Archie March 23, 2008 02:51:06
    Carolyn
    What do you mean?
  • Carolyn Veronic... March 23, 2008 02:50:33
    Carolyn
    Who do you support? ...and why?
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