Showing posts with label President Obama. Show all posts
Showing posts with label President Obama. Show all posts

Saturday, September 4, 2010

Obama Approval Drops Near New Low

Rasmussen Reports is showing President Obama's approval rating near its lowest level yet. Rasmussen tends to be the most accurate of the major pollsters due to its habit of polling likely voters rather than just the population at large. According to the news, it's not good for the White House. Back in June the numbers dipped to a 41-52% tick. Today it's not much better.

Approve: 42%
Disapprove: 56%

This also shows no substantive bounce from the Iraq speech. With the unemployment rate going back up expect the numbers to sag further, especially if Obama keeps wanting to change the focus.

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Wednesday, September 1, 2010

The truth about Iraq and President Bush.

Here's a rough timeline of the War in Iraq:

10/10/02 - The US Congress authorizes War in Iraq.
03/17/03 - Pres. Bush gives Saddam Hussein 2 days.
03/20/03 - War in Iraq is launched by United States.
04/09/03 - Baghdad falls to Allied troops, Iraqis celebrate.
07/13/03 - The Iraqi Governing Council is established.
12/13/03 - Saddam Hussein is captured by US Troops.
03/08/04 - Signature of Iraq's provisional Constitution.
04/18/04 - Abu Ghraib prison/detainee scandal erupts.
07/01/04 - Saddam Hussein appears at first hearing.
01/30/05 - Iraqi legislative election held: Shias control.
10/15/05 - Iraqi people support Constitution by 78.6%.
02/22/06 - The al-Askari Mosque bombing by Sunni's.
06/07/06 - Scum: Abu Musab al-Zarqawi is obliterated.
11/07/06 - Republicans lose control of House and Senate.
12/30/06 - Former dictator Saddam Hussein is executed.
01/10/07 - Surge of 20,000 US soldiers is announced.
09/10/07 - Gen. Petraeus Report reveals Surge progress.
2008 - Violence, deaths, and War draw down in Iraq.
2009 - Great Britain leaves Iraq and the Nation stabilizes.
2010 - Iraqi parliamentary election and political infighting.

Through it all President Bush was the man who supported the Iraqi War, supported the Troops, and never reconsidered his support, even when his own fellow Republicans asked him to, for the sake of political power. And through it all Senator Obama was the man who opposed the War, opposed the Troops, and opposed Victory.

No more thoughts are needed.

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Saturday, August 14, 2010

Obama's Dumbest Moment by Far

 I try not to be too much of a cynic. Even with President Obama, you have to try and give every person at least the tiniest benefit of the doubt. However, in the last 24 hours he has said perhaps the dumbest, most idiotic things of his short political career. And I know-- that's saying a lot.

Obama has come out in support of the Ground Zero mosque idea, despite many of the victims of the September 11th, 2001 atrocities families being against the plan. Apparently he has moved to the left of even Governor Paterson, who tried to move the mosque away from the sacred ground.

"We must all recognise and respect the sensitivities surrounding the development of lower Manhattan, Ground Zero is, indeed, hallowed ground. But let me be clear, as a citizen, and as president, I believe that Muslims have the same right to practice their religion as anyone else in this country.

"That includes the right to build a place of worship and a community centre on private property in lower Manhattan, in accordance with local laws and ordinances. This is America, and our commitment to religious freedom must be unshakeable. The principle that people of all faiths are welcome in this country, and will not be treated differently by their government, is essential to who we are."

Apparently it's all the rage for the Left to defend the mosque. But God forbid a cross going up on or near public property. Or forbid a cultural center that isn't politically correct. Let's hope they're not building a church or a war memorial near the school, or it might offend someone.

President Obama's said some really stupid things in the last several years. However, this is a direct slap in the face to survivors of the horrific tragedy and furthermore show how far we have come as a country in those nine years. So far that even our own President and Mayor of New York can forget the lessons and pain of that terrible day.

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Monday, August 2, 2010

Obama Takes Credit for Iraq War Win

President Obama has taken responsibility for the Iraq War-- now that it's over. Now it's a great success-- after George Bush and David Petraeus and the backs of the American military won it. Glad to see that Obama stepped in after the fighting and made everything better-- after his proposals while in the Senate and on the campaign trail would have left part of the country in the stead of al Qaeda and a larger, oil-riddled chunk for Iran.


House Republican Leader John Boehner of Ohio issued a statement praising Obama "for listening to our commanders in the field" but added, "This is no time to celebrate." He warned that the stalled formation of a new government in Baghdad and a recent attack on Shiite pilgrims prove how vulnerable Iraq remains.
Obama defended his and others' opposition to the war, saying "there are patriots who supported going to war and patriots who opposed it."
Following the speech, Obama left to speak at a Democratic National Committee fund-raising event where 200 guests were expected to donate a combined $500,000 .

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Saturday, July 31, 2010

Obama Disapproval Nears 50%

President Obama's disapproval has reached over 50% in Rasmussen polls for months now-- and Rasmussen tends to be the most accurate of any of the national pollsters. However, according to an average of six major polling firms, five of them have him underwater while just one has his approval and disapproval tied.

The RCP polling average shows:

Approval: 45.2%
Disapproval: 49.8%

This trend appears to be continuing-- and more and more people appear to be alienated by his policies.

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Tuesday, July 27, 2010

Obama Disapproval Reaches New High

For those who are still interested to see if President Obama has any supports left-- check out the new poll average from Real Clear Politics. According to their tracker, the President's disapproval rating has reached its highest rating yet.

Approval: 45.7%
Disapproval: 49.0%

Rasmussen has the President's disapproval at a high 56% while Time, which is infamous for left-leaning polls, has him at "only" 45%. It should also be noted that Time is the only of the major polls that have Obama with more approving than disapproving.

So when we get the repeal of the Bush tax cuts and the economy tanks, how many people are going to approve then? Or if we get a job-killing, energy-price-spiking cap and tax bill, how many people will be happy? Or when people have to pay new taxes to pay for ObamaCare? Or when Iran gets the bomb?

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Alabama doesn't change.

I knew there was a reason I've always wanted to visit Alabama, and I believe that reason has been found - their consistent Conservatives who do not ever change. According to a new Rasmussen Reports poll, nearly the exact same amount of Alabama voters feel the same way now in 2010, than they did in 2008 about President Barack Obama.

2008 US Presidential Election:

McCain - 60.32%
Obama - 38.74%
Others - 01.96%

2010 US Presidential approval:


Disapprove - 60%
Approve - 39%
Not Sure - 2%

In a world that is lacking consistency, Alabama could teach us all a thing or two. Also, according to that same poll, Senator Shelby will be reelected with relative ease in November, and close to 70% of the state's voting population favor a complete repeal of Obamacare, while 26% don't and 5% are unsure.

Thoughts?

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Wednesday, July 21, 2010

Obama Approval Hits New Low

According to a new Quinnipiac poll just out today, the President's approval rating has fallen to a new low. According to the polling his approval rating stands at:

44% Approve
48% Disapprove

And the Real Clear Politics average has a similar, but more positive story (skewed by faulty polling):

46.9% Approve
46.8% Disapprove

Fox has him down to 43% while ABC, well-known for its poor polling, places him at 50%.

There's even more bad news in the Quinnipiac poll. Apparently, only 36% of voters would back the President against a generic Republican-- and 39% would vote for the GOP.

Obama's approval among independents is also in the pit:

38% Approve
52% Disapprove

Furthermore, according to the poll, the GOP has a 5% advantage in the polling for the 2010 races. This spells even more trouble for the Dems this fall.

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Monday, July 19, 2010

Obama Approval in AZ at 28%

President Obama has apparently set out to make angry every subset of voters, whether they be conservatives, moderates, or even liberals. In Arizona, this strategy appears to be uniting Americans like never before.

Approve of Job:

Republicans: 8%
Democrats: 52%
Independents: 22%

The Democratic approval in the state is only 52%. This would be an okay number for the entire population, but instead even his base is running away.

Basically, 90+% of Republicans are pissed at him over various things, as are 75% of independents, while almost 50% of Democrats believe his fumbled the Arizona immigration law.

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Monday, July 12, 2010

Coats' leads in Indiana.

Dan Coats was a fine US Senator in the 1990's, a fine Ambassador during Bush's first term, a fine campaigner during Indiana's 2010 Republican Primary, and the people of Indiana believe he'll be a fine US Senator once again, because they support him by a wide margin against his Democratic opponent.

Rasmussen Reports survey of 500 Indiana Voters:

Dan Coats (R) - 51%
Brad Ellsworth (D) - 30%
Unsure/Someone else - 18%

The Conservative revolution has sought out unknown GOP candidates from across the Nation, except for Indiana, which is supporting a Conservative blast from the past - Dan Coats has a ACU lifetime rating of 90%, was and is a consistent supporter of the War on Terrorism, and will restore real representation in Washington for Indiana.

Please support Mr.Coats' campaign and visit his website!

Also, 58% of Indiana Voters disapprove of President Obama, and 58% of Indiana Voters approve of Governor Daniels.

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Thursday, June 17, 2010

Obama's Black Approval in Jersey is Slipping

All mentioned polls are from The Quinnipiac University Poll.

Candidate Barack Obama won the State of New Jersey with 97% of the Black vote, while just 3% of Black voters supported another candidate (according to a October 21, 2008 poll); those results should not be surprising to anyone - considering 95% of Black Americans supported the Obama campaign nationwide, while just 4% supported the McCain campaign.

However, according to some recent data from the State of New Jersey (which has a Republican Governor today), Obama's most supportive base during the 2008 Presidential Election, doesn't support him like they use to in October of 2008, and in fact, oppose him by record numbers.

RELATED: Obama Illinois State Senate records exposed.

Approve/Disapprove by New Jersey Black Voters:

February 5, 2009 - 91% approve, 3% disapprove.
April 22, 2009 - 97% approve, 1% disapprove.
June 10, 2009 - 97% approve, 1% disapprove.
July 12, 2009 - 86% approve, 7% disapprove.
Nov. 24, 2009 - 93% approve, 3% disapprove.
January 20, 2010 - 89% approve, 7% disapprove.
June 17, 2010 - 80% approve, 14% disapprove.

President Obama received the vote of 97% of Black Jersey Voters in November of 2008, but he's now lost close to 20% of those voters by June of 2010, and that is without a serious problem on either side with one another, unless of course you're talking about ideology.

Americans are becoming more Conservative in this Nation - regardless of race, sex, or economic class. And I believe the above mentioned approval/disapproval numbers speak volumes to that assumption, especially since three dozen Black politicos were or are running for the Republican Nomination in numerous districts across America: unheard of since the late 1800's.

New Jersey elected the first Conservative Governor during the Obama Administration (thanks in part to the Obama Effect), could it also be the State that first detects the Conservative shift in Black Americans? We shall see in the coming months, and years, but I think the answer to that question is - yes.

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Thursday, June 10, 2010

Can the Murkowski Resolution pass?

Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska has introduced a Joint Resolution "disapproving a rule submitted by the EPA relating to the endangerment finding and the cause or contribute findings for greenhouse gases under section 202(a) of the Clean Air Act"; which is being considered in the United States Senate as I write this.

Obviously Senator Murkowski's Joint Resolution is applaudable, accurate and awesome; but can the Resolution actually pass in the United States Senate - as currently occupied? The Senate contains 59 Democrats and 41 Republicans; but the Murkowski Resolution needs only 51 votes to pass.

As of 3pm this afternoon: 42 United States Senators support the resolution. 39 of 41 Senate Republicans support the Resolution (no word from either of the Maine Senators) and 3 Senate Democrats support the Resolution as well; Senator's Landrieu of Louisiana, Lincoln of Arkansas, and Nelson of Nebraska.

Assuming all 41 Senate Republicans support the Resolution this afternoon; and that the above mentioned Democrats remain on our side (for once) - that means we'll need another 7 Senators to support the resolution; in direct defiance of Environmentalist groups and President Obama.

So can the Murkowski Resolution pass this afternoon? I believe the vote will be close; 45 or 46 votes for and 55 or 54 votes again, but I just cannot believe that 10 Democratic Senators (12 if Collins and Snowe don't vote the line) will join Senate Republicans in direct defiance of Obama and environmentalist nutjobs.

It's a shame - common sense just can't seem to pass in Washington.

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Friday, May 28, 2010

Say Hello to Obama's Primary Challenge

 President Obama will be challenged in the 2012 primaries. You can count on it. His hands-off approach to leadership has been a near-disaster for the Democratic Party, which took almost ten years to regain its 'credibility' and take back the White House and Congress. Now it appears that the President is rightfully being hammered over his lack of response to the Gulf oil spill. But there's more. From terror, to the economy, to even health care, the left is angry at him for being unable to provide real leadership. His approval is likely going to slide into the low-to-mid forties, and unless he gets a plan together, he's not going to get it higher.

Which sets the stage for Hillary Clinton.

There's a rumor out there that she wants to leave her current position as Secretary of State. During her tenure she has traveled around the world with a high (and relatively uncritical) profile. She has not had to cast any controversial votes in the Senate and is able to show herself as above the fray of the chaotic Obama Administration.

She's probably waiting for a trigger of some sort. Probably she's hoping for a GOP landslide in November. A GOP comeback, coupled with Obama's ratings below forty percent, is likely to allow her to jump into the race in January 2011.

She likely has some pretty potent talking points lined up:

1. I Told You He Was Inexperienced: This will be the big one. From the oil spill to terror to the economy to the health care plan, she's going to harp on the fact that since Senator Obama barely knew what he was doing in Congress, he wasn't able to bring any discernable skill to the White House.

2. I've Got Foreign Policy Credibility: Might sound crazy, but compared to President Obama, she has it in spades. Her campaign commercials can show her with all sorts of foreign leaders signing important treaties.

3. He's Clueless on Terrorism: In the Times Square and Christmas Day plots, the Administration's response was lackluster. Whether it be the terrorist resurgence in Pakistan, Somalia, Yemen, or Afghanistan, Hillary will be able to portray herself as a hawk. In addition, Obama's shameful lack of action towards Iran will be seen as his downfall, especially if they get the bomb anytime soon.

4. I Will Fix the Economy: This is likely the number two message. It will be in almost everything she says. Her husband (rightfully or not) earned high marks for handling the economy. With unemployment near 10% and the debt out of control, she can argue that no matter what she does, she could do a better job.

Remember, Hillary did not dismantle her 2008 campaign. She simply 'suspended' her campaign. Parts are still active and with a two-month incubation period, could get back off the ground. Prepare to see a major battle next year-- with Hillary coming out on top.

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Tuesday, May 25, 2010

I Told You This Would Happen if Obama Got Elected

Foreign conflict, Iranian nuclear program, economy faltering, drug wars-- all on the front page of the MSNBC website today. All except for the Jamaican situation can be at least partially laid at the President's feet. This is almost like a joke animation we would have put up on our site two years ago to warn what would happen if Obama got elected... but here it is:



Things are not looking good.

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Monday, May 24, 2010

We're Still at War. But Neutered.

The United States Military is still deployed in Afghanistan and Iraq; with possible missions to Pakistan, Somali, and other hotbeds of Islamic Terrorism around the corner. Matt wrote about the incredible "bi-partisanship" of Congress, and the lack of anti-war demonstrations against America's ongoing Wars overseas; proving Democrats were obstructionists during the Bush White House and that anti-war demonstrators were mainly anti-Bush, anti-Republican nutjobs.

Thankfully we're still at War in Afghanistan and Iraq. Obama's "promises" were just baseless ramblings to appease his left-wing anti-war base. However, even though we're still fighting in the Middle East; our Armed Forces have been neutered by the Administration; one action by one action.

Neutered? Let us examine:

1. President Obama has flown across the world (and sometimes invited guests to Washington) to apologize for the supposed sins of America. Weakening our stance with allies, while fueling the anger of enemies.

2. President Obama has insulted Israel, Great Britain, France, Norway, Poland, the Czech Republic, and several other allies, while coddling to Iran, North Korea, the Taliban, South American Dictators, and Cuba.

3. President Obama ignored the requests of General McChrystal for three months. Why? Well, in the eyes of Obama: controlling the health care of 300 million Americans is more important than backing up 150,000 soldiers in the Middle East.

4. President Obama's Administration has attempted to force the "repeal of don't ask don't tell" down the throats of our Military; even though our Armed Forces oppose it by wide margins, and would cause a drop in troop morale.

5. President Obama's Administration does not allow our soldiers to fight against unarmed Taliban, even if they just attacked our troops, and they have also introduced a "constraint" award for soldiers who don't kill our enemy.

6. President Obama's Administration has refused to call our enemies what they are: Radical IslamoFascists. Our current Wars have been politically corrected to death; surrendering the word game to our enemies.

7. Four Terrorist Attacks have occurred on Obama's watch: Murder of Military recruiters in Arkansas, Fort Hood massacre, Christmas Day "panty-bomber" and the thankfully failed attack on Times Square. President Bush kept us safe for seven consecutive years; Obama hasn't for seven consecutive months.

8. President Obama has launched a War against America's Intelligence System; releasing vital information, targeting the CIA, while hindering successful interrogation techniques in Gitmo, and forcing soldiers to comply with strict interrogation guidelines.

President Obama and his Administration has neutered our Wars on Terrorism; our Wars against IslamoFascists who want to behead us all. So why are our forces still kicking ass and taking names in the Middle East? Because we're still Americans; weaken us, threaten us, hold us hostage; we're still Americans.

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Tuesday, April 27, 2010

The Obama Coalition.

Most American Presidents thrive for a coalition of young and old, white and black, Hispanic and Asian, poor and successful as their voting bloc. I know that's what I would strive for. However, it appears that President Obama does not desire a broad and diverse coalition of supporters.

President Obama wants:

Young voters of all races.
WOMEN!
95% of all voting blacks.
70% of all voting Hispanics.
60% of all voting Asians.
100% of poor voters.

President Obama doesn't want:

Old white voters.
Small business owners.
Veterans.
Most Vietnamese voters.
Real Independents.

Is it just me, or does it seem like President Obama wants a certain "voter" of racial, social, and economic background, unlike Republicans who want all freedom loving individuals who favor a strong National Defense, a limited government and a Constitutionally dependent government. Perhaps I'm looking into this issue too much, but I think I'm right.

The President should be uniting the citizens of America, regardless of race, but instead he seems content with the same tired Democratic policies of targeting racial minorities for political gain.

Please note that Vietnamese voters were the only minority group (that I'm aware of) in America to support John McCain for President in 2008, along with George Bush back in 2004. Also, Congressman Cao was the first Vietnamese citizen to be elected into Congress: He's a devout Republican.

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Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Obama Approval Down to 43%

Barack Obama is tied with his lowest approval rating yet, with his numbers dipping to 43% in a recent Rasmussen poll. Rasmussen is the most accurate of the major pollsters and successfully called both the 2004 and 2008 elections.

Forty-two percent (42%) of Democrats Strongly Approve while 72% of Republicans Strongly Disapprove. Among those not affiliated with either major political party, 17% Strongly Approve and 45% Strongly Disapprove. Fifty-seven percent (57%) believe that passage of the proposed health care legislation will hurt the economy. Just 25% believe it will help.


And to make matters worse, the number who strongly disapprove of Obama's performance are equal to the number that approve.

Shazam.

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Saturday, February 27, 2010

British Paper Slams Obama Falklands Dithering

The Daily Telegraph, one of the largest newspapers in Great Britain has written an op-ed slamming the Obama Administration's handling of the Falkland Islands issue. This comes after Obama snubbed British Prime Minister Gordon Brown last year and also released documents accusing Britain of cooperating in torture.

The Telegraph couldn't be clearer in decrying Obama's cluelessness on foreign policy, especially about the Falklands. Recently as much as 40 billion barrels of oil was found surrounding the islands, which are owned by Britain. Argentina's claims and invasion of the islands in 1982 led to a short war which Britain decisively won.

From the article:

One has to wonder what benefit America gets out of hurting Britain on this issue. Perhaps Obama thinks that the more Leftist Latin American regimes will somehow approve of the US. If that is the case, he is truly mistaken, as most Latin American nations dislike the Argentineans, and have little sympathy for the mess Argentina got into over the Falklands.

Zing!

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Friday, February 19, 2010

Interview With Barack Obama's Cousin

We at Jumping in Pools are proud to present interview number 59 in our continuing interview series. This time we're interviewing Dr. Milton Wolf, editor of the Wolf Files and maternal cousin to the President. From his about page: I am a practicing diagnostic radiologist with sub-specialization in oncology, musculoskeletal and cardiac imaging. I currently practice at the Shawnee Mission Medical Center, Johnson County Imaging Center and Kansas City Cancer Center in Shawnee Mission, KS.



1. When and why did you start the Wolf Files?

Although Barack Obama is my cousin, as a practicing physician, I stand opposed to ObamaCare or any other form of government-run health care. Instead I stand for my patients, my profession and ultimately my country. I consider this a call to duty and launched The Wolf Files in January. I recognize also that health care is but one arena where our liberties are under assault. I champion individual liberty, the free market, low taxes, personal responsibility, property rights and a strong national defense. Wherever our freedoms are at risk, I’ll be there.



2. As the President's cousin, have you met the man and how are your relations with his branch of the family?

I am proud to call the McCurry family my own. We are the maternal side of the president’s family. Among us are doctors & lawyers, soldiers & teachers, CEO’s & workers. We are a diverse group in just about every way – ethnically, politically, geographically – but we are family. I claim to speak for no one at The Wolf Files but myself although it’s safe to say that we are all very proud of Barack’s achievements – and America’s – particularly in respect to the acceptance of diversity. I strictly limit my public opinions to policy rather than family matters. As far as my difference in opinions with any other members of the family in particular, I’ll just say that I wouldn’t be surprised if I’m seated at the kids’ table next Thanksgiving.


3. Has President Obama disappointed you thus far? Has he exceeded expectations?

I make no secret that I have a very different vision for America than does Barack. He believes in the government and I believe in the people. I envision an America where the government values liberty and an empowered people are allowed, even encouraged, to self-govern. I ascribe no malice towards Barack’s motivations, but I do believe his understanding of our country is simply wrong.

Barack’s statist agenda is not at all surprising but neither is the impressive libertarian renaissance that it has engendered. We are seeing this namely in the form of the Tea Party movement. Indeed, it is quite heartening to see the people remind the ruling class – much to their chagrin -- that their opportunity to govern is only loaned to them at the discretion of the people.

4. Any favorites for the 2012 GOP nomination yet?

There are many contenders I find interesting though I have no affiliation with anyone yet. Palin is fascinating and Gingrich is intriguing. Both would have their own challenges. I’ve long admired Romney as an incredibly capable man. Huckabee probably is the best gifted at connecting to an audience. Pawlenty and Thune are also interesting. I’m actually very excited about and welcome the tea party movement contribution to the process. I believe it will make for the best possible nominating process.

5. What is the best part of running your site?

The Wolf Files has given me the opportunity to meet and hear from a number of interesting people across the country. It’s really been fun. Plus there’s Joe Biden. My readers know that I have an irreverent and, at times, snarky sense of humor and, let’s face it, Joe Biden is the gift that keeps on giving.

6. Have you considered running for public office?

At this point in my life, with the demands of a medical practice, running a business and caring for a family, it’s hard to imagine running for office. Still, if we indeed hold dear our nation, at some point, we must be willing to take a stand, put aside personal pursuits and fight for our vision of America.


http://wolffiles.blogspot.com/

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