Gawfer

Yesterday,

I heard an interesting perspective on ‘change’. The campaign banner of the democrat candidate for president has been in part ’CHANGE.’

The perspective that was presented was if one love’s someone, they do not endeavor to change them. It can be argued that many women ‘love the man their husband CAN BE’ in hopes of changing him, but in reality, that would indicate by default, the wife considers the husband as defective or ‘bad.’ If one loves something but sees fault, one might endeavor to ‘improve’ it, but not throw out the entire matter.

Throughout history, every… let me say it again; EVERY president who has run for office has always wanted to improve the United States. No president has ever run on the slogan of change, because that would indicate a certain disdain for the United States. The United States may have flaws that can be improved, but it does not need to be ‘changed.’

Over the last 230 years, our nation has been a capitalist Country; rewarding ambition and tenacity with success and wealth, and laziness and indifference with mediocrity and poverty.

The one clear thing that based on the following sources:

1. Barack Obama’s book ‘Dreams of my Father’;
2. Barack Obama’s relationship with Jeremiah Wright and Bill Ayers;
3. Barack Obama’s response to a caller’s question from the 2001 NPR radio show;
4. Barack Obama’s recent comment to Joe the Plumber;

Is, Barack Obama wants to move this country away from capitalism toward the philosophy of socialism and Karl Marx.

So the question then becomes “if Barack Obama love’s this country as he says he does, why change it?” We heard Michelle Obama say for the first time in her life, she is proud of America.

Barack Obama is a light weight with no background in leadership or politics; only MANY relationships with very questionable individuals who also have a clear bent toward Marxism.