It's Politics Time in Tennessee

Wednesday, February 10, 2010
The snow is getting deep here in the beautiful Great Smoky Mountains. I'm at work today, but Sevier County Schools are closed.

This is the kind of day for some good old talk about politics. The snow is getting deeper and deeper by the day in DC; at least it's keeping the democrats from screwing us even more, so keep on snowing! I hear that it is so deep that Obama can't even get out of the White House. Although I look forward to the time three years from now that he's out of there for good, we need him back out on the street today spouting his juvenile agenda.

Our local election will be gearing up here in Sevier County, with only eight days left to file a qualifying petition. Yes, I'll have mine turned in in plenty of time. Thank all of you for your phone calls and your kind words of support. I'll be hitting the campaign trail soon and I will be calling you to accept your gracious offers to work for my re-election. It's going to be a great year. Thank you all, and may God bless you.

Jim

Obama Another Jimmy Carter

After the presidential elected in November, I predicted that Barak Obama would be another Jimmy Carter. I believed then, and still do today that Obama would be a one term president.

Obama made promises during the campaign that would be impossible deliver once in office. Sure, some promises could be fulfilled with the stroke of his pen, but major issues are a different story.

Obama made promises about the economy without having a clue how to fix it. If you watch him closely you'll see that he and his spokesman, almost daily, trying to bring down expectations about promises made on the campaign trail. His slogan, "Yes we can" is still being shouted by his blind followers, but is likely to quickly become, "No we can't" or "Well, we can't right now". The most probable alteration Obama will be able to change his slogan to is, "Yes, maybe we can".

Many of Obama's promises on the campaign trail take us back to the promises and abject failure of Jimmy Carter. Carter knew he could not deliver on his promises and so doesBarak Obama. As bad as Carter was, Obama is worse. Obama just opened his mouth and let the promises flow. He was so determined to be President that he knew he had to lie to the American people.

I regret to say that all of us in America will soon see what a liar he is, and what a failure he is going to be as President. Our nation, and the whole world will soon realize that his "mystical charm" won't be worth much to him as the current occupant of the Oval Office. He is now the President of the United States, and he will quickly see that the real world is quite different from the feel-good, ego-pleasing world of the campaign trail.

The British newspaper Times Online spells it out quite well.

May God bless America.

Obama chooses Arab network for first TV interview

Well, this has to cap the stack! Will someone pinch me so I'll know I'm dreaming?

Try this Obama quote on for size. ""My job to the Muslim world is to communicate that the Americans are not your enemy," Obama told the Saudi-owned, Dubai-based Al-Arabiya news channel. First of all, I didn't know he had a "job to the Muslim world". If this idiot has a "job to" anyone, wouldn't it be to the United States? And if America is not radical Islam's enemy, then who is?

I'm providing links below to the AP News story, and then to the actual interview transcript. I hope you've got a strong stomach.

And finally, Chris Matthews, is something "tingling up your leg" right now? This is a link to AP where you can get an overview of his interview:

http://apnews.myway.com/article/20090127/D95VFH581.html

For the full speech go to: http://www.alarabiya.net/articles/2009/01/27/65096.html

May God have mercy on us and the USA.