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Even as the Obamessiah embraces his role as chief inquisitor of the Democrat religion, he confesses that he could not foresee the success that the Surge in Iraq has brought about. This is failure at predicting the future seriously questions B. Hussein’s abilities as a deity and candidate of hope.
Perhaps we should ask his running mate, Joseph Stalin Biden: wait, he still believes that the Surge is a failure.
Sarcasm aside, if B. Hussein Obama was wrong about the surge, what else has his zero foreign policy experience led him to be wrong about? Perhaps he is wrong in calling for unilateral diplomacy with nations that have threatened us? Perhaps he is wrong about opposing the development of advanced weapons systems that continue to give the United States the edge in military conflicts for decades to come?
Without security, a libertarian democracy is just a target for the subjugation of the enemies of liberty. The Presidency is not the place to learn about one’s positions; those positions must be tested as true. Barack Hussein Obama reveals by his own words that he is not prepared for the presidency. He does not know the answers and he cannot envision them.
On the other hand, John McCain was always an ardent supporter of the Surge. John McCain believes the United States should fulfill its commitments in Iraq and around the world. John McCain is clear on his vision and answers because he understands what his answers mean and what it will take to enact them. McCain may not be a false god, but he certainly is a better candidate for president.
Tags: Foreign Policy, Iraq, Politics
chrispy85 wrote,
You should probably say, “McCain may not be a false god, and he certainly is a better candidate for president” Unless, of course, you’re encouraging people to make of/for themselves graven images…
Link | September 4th, 2008 at 1957
dlhitzeman wrote,
Well, the Democrats certainly are encouraging such a thing.
Link | September 4th, 2008 at 2001
Matt Janson wrote,
McCain 2008!! All the way!! He is the change and reform we need!
Link | September 5th, 2008 at 610
Worldview - Blog Archive » The perfect political storm surge wrote,
[...] General Petraeus, the man I believe history will remember as the heroic leader of Operation Iraqi Freedom, recommends that the mission in Iraq will need 8,000 less troops for the mid-January troop rotation than it did for the last rotation. When coupled with the recent news of the military turnover of al Anbar province to the Iraqis, very few honest observers can deny that the Surge succeeded. Even Barrack Obama, once an ardent opponent of the Surge and a proponent of its failure, now agrees that it succeeded. [...]
Link | September 6th, 2008 at 2112