Max Solbrekken World Mission: Navel Gazing Braggadocio may fool a lot of people the first time around when it's hyped by Hollywood stars, the homosexual lobby, the former New Age Queen of talk and lot of power - hungry politicians as well as voter fraud, but the second time around when the rubber meets the road and the great promises have come up empty and gas prices are through the ceiling, real unemployment stands at 20 %, the dollar is in jeopardy, a 15 trillion dollar debt, the unemployment checks and food stamps have run out and the American people come to their senses and begin smelling the coffee, they may settle for more than a naive Community Organizer trained in corrupt Chicago Politics as their Leader in November. Only God knows and the people will get whom they deserve. The Bible gets the last Word: "Pride goeth before destruction and a haughty spirit before a fall." (Proverbs 16: 18)

Monday, May 7, 2012

Navel Gazing Braggadocio may fool a lot of people the first time around when it's hyped by Hollywood stars, the homosexual lobby, the former New Age Queen of talk and lot of power - hungry politicians as well as voter fraud, but the second time around when the rubber meets the road and the great promises have come up empty and gas prices are through the ceiling, real unemployment stands at 20 %, the dollar is in jeopardy, a 15 trillion dollar debt, the unemployment checks and food stamps have run out and the American people come to their senses and begin smelling the coffee, they may settle for more than a naive Community Organizer trained in corrupt Chicago Politics as their Leader in November. Only God knows and the people will get whom they deserve. The Bible gets the last Word: "Pride goeth before destruction and a haughty spirit before a fall." (Proverbs 16: 18) - Pastor Max Solbrekken

George Will: If You Strike First-Person Pronouns From Obama’s Vocabulary ‘He Would Fall Silent’

Posted on May 7, 2012 by Conservative Byte

President Barack Obama’s campaign kickoff event in Columbus, Ohio on Saturday was met with a large number of empty seats, possibly indicating that enthusiasm for his campaign might be waning.

On Sunday’s “This Week” on ABC, Washington Post columnist George Will offered his theory on why Obama might be struggling this go-around.

“Look, self-absorption is part of the occupational hazard of politics, and it’s also part of the job description of being president,” Will said.

“All that said, try to imagine Dwight Eisenhower talking about D-Day saying, ‘I did this. I decided this. I did this and then I did that.’ It’s inconceivable.”