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Any Bets On This One?

We just experienced an overhyped, positively outrageous primary election season that has left me cold and wondering where the heads of our citizens are hiding out. Must be someplace where the sun doesn’t get to very often.
At one time in my life I was a determined, dedicated and ever loyal registered Democrat. Then something happened (Lyndon Baines Johnson) that turned my life around and gave me much pause as to the veracity of a party that dwelt on and fed off of the most unfortunate among us.
Some of those unfortunates were in their positions in life by way of their own choosing and others were there by circumstance. But always, always with a door open to them to reach for new heights, achieve new goals, change their lives for the better. And also, always ever present were the bottom feeders doing everything they could to take advantage of those who had not or have not seen the light of better days and times nor realizing they were in fact the masters of their own destiny.
They had come to believe that they were dependent on those in power in Washington and that they would look out for them and take care of their every need. They are still waiting and expecting all those promised freebies.
Most people aren’t even aware that the Democrats ruled Washington for over 40 years. It wasn’t until 1994 when the so called Gingrich Revolution changed that for a short period of time. Nor do people realize that it was the Dem’s that created the failed policies of the many entitlement programs that are falling apart right before our eyes.
Please do not think I find the Republicans blameless in all this. They too, suffer from ego inflation and greed motivators built into the system. It’s just that the past few months I’ve listened to the rantings and railings of the left in America calling for more giveaways and better ways to obtain the proverbial ‘free lunch’.
I think that to sum up my feelings and why I am so set apart from those within the circles of political power and influence can be illustrated best by a quote by noted basketball legend and talk show co-host Charles Barkley:
‘Poor people have been voting for Democrats for the last fifty years….and they are still poor ‘.
And now with the election results comes the promises of ‘change’. ‘Change we can believe in.’ ‘Change for the future’. When in fact if you really, I mean REALLY listen to what the new messiah is asking for is not ‘change of policy’ or ‘change for the better’.
He is warning all of us that he wants our change all right, ‘loose change’, pocket change’, social change and political change……So people wake up. For if you don’t the change you get may not be the change you were expecting or the change you wanted.
To close my screed, I want to leave you with some JM predictions in the event the junior Senator from Illinois becomes President and especially if the House and Senate are veto proof.
1). Strict new gun laws will be enacted even though he promised he would not.
2). The phrase ‘In God We Trust’ will be removed from all currency.
3). He will back away from his pledge to Israel and leave them to the wolves of Islam.
4). Hillary Clinton will be named to the Supreme Court.
5). Tax rates will return to their highest levels in 30 years.
6). The ca pital gains tax will be at least double current levels.
7). Retired Army General Wesley Clark will be named Secretary of Defense.
8). The borders will be ‘basically open’ to all comers. Especially those from the Middle East and South America.
9). Amnesty will be granted to all illegals now in the U.S regardless
of status or even gang members (MS-13).
and
10). The war in Iraq will be brought to an abrupt end and the results will be tragic and the consequences to our military will be devastating.
I realize that my predictions may not sit too well with some people and the best we could all hope for is that I am totally wrong. Any bets?

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8 Responses to “ Any Bets On This One? ”

  1. SFC_Olli says:

    Not a betting man, but I would say you are probably at least 75% right.

  2. 17 says:

    too long question
    no one will read the entire thing, including myself

  3. construc says:

    Man I hope your wrong do me a favor and knock on wood or something

  4. Teh_Unbr says:

    yeah icant b ****** reading that but i say yes to what ever you asking :P

  5. Steve B says:

    i hear ya bro……
    no matter how loud we yell, the light in the heads of many will Never be on again…..
    brace yourself for the great Fall of what was known as America………

  6. Think 1st says:

    Sure.
    I’ll bet that was written by Jerry Molen, and that it is plagiarism..

  7. geegee says:

    I have never voted just party, I vote for the person who makes statements I feel are safe to depend upon, not pie in the sky junk! I know the situation that this nation is now in & I know that we don’t have the money to do all of the things that have been promised by some of the candidates, I don’t vote for them no matter which party they belong to, in the primaries I voted Democrat for Hillary, even though I knew that some of the things she campaigned for would never make it past Congress, I am not impress by the fact that she & Obama will campaign together, I still won’t vote for him! McCain says what he will try to do & these things are do-able for this country & they are things that could be done. No, I don’t care for his stance on several issues, but they are not really sticking points for me at this stage in the game! I could vote for him or, if some Johnny come lately shows up with a better idea of what this country needs, I could just as quickly vote for him, my mind is not made up at this point & I do think that there will be some big surprises come Nov.! The people are not happy with the way things are in this country, it will show in the elections, you can bet on it, unless the voters have completly lost their minds!

  8. KindofCu says:

    It is really sad to see our great country,(The home of FREE and the BRAVE) go down like it will.But it seems to be the change that young Americans want.They will vote someone in to office that has only had 143 actual days of Senate experience.In contrast to John McCain’s 26 years in congress and 22years of military service.
    I dislike any EXTREMELY LIBERAL,far leftist, Racist,
    Un-patriotic,Democrat and would never vote for one regardless of his race.
    Obama is for…(Partial birth abortions).Take a close look at his voting record,when he was in the Illinois Senate.
    And worst of all ……….http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2…

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