Sarah Palin has a post on her facebook page, pointing out the reasons that we should support the people of Libya and why we should speak out instead of staying silent. She is right to call out this administration on it's failure to call out Mr. Gadaffi. It's not that he would listen to us, it's that we would let the world know that we still have principles. It's that we would let the world know that our standards are the same for everyone.
Mrs. Palin knows that we need to signal to the world that we are a strong country and that we will support our friends. She also knows that we need to signal the world that we are willing to put pressure, both verbally and with force, if necessary, to protect our security and safety. The price and availability of oil are important to both.
Where is Mr. Obama on Libya? He was adamant that Mr. Mubarak should step down in Egypt, but he has said nothing about Mr. Gadaffi in Libya. Why? Is the security of Libya any less important to us than the security of Egypt? If Mr. Gadaffi were to blow up the oil pipelines as he has threatened, not only would this be a major loss to the world in oil, but it would raise the price of oil. This would have a very negative effect on our economic recovery.
Mr. Obama is suffering from yet another failure of leadership with his inability to speak forcefully to the world and tell them what our position is. He is not signaling strength, he is signaling weakness. It's too bad that he can not seem to understand that our security and safety is just as important to the unions as it is to the rest of the country. Their jobs depend on having a reliable source of energy for fuel, production, and to heat and cool their homes. Without it, it won't matter whether they retain their ability to unionize or not.
Mr. Obama does not seem to be able to understand that his job is to secure the country. All of the country. Mrs. Palin seems to understand that very well. You see that in her emphasis in her writings and her speaking.
When you compare the responses to both the crisis in the Middle East and the crisis here at home, you see the stark differences in their attitudes. It's is nice that Mr. Obama remembers who put him in the Whitehouse. It's a shame that he has forgotten, or doesn't care, that now that he is there, it is his responsibility to secure the safety and security of the country.
What we need in a President is someone who can respond to any situation with the interests of the country first and foremost.
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Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Monday, February 21, 2011
Sarah Palin at Long Island Association(Q&A)
Jedediah Bila has a great wrap up on Sarah Palin here:
Sarah Palin Makes a Splash on Long Island - HUMAN EVENTS
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Friday, February 18, 2011
Sarah Palin: Woman of Wisdom
Every day some new story comes out telling us that Sarah Palin is just not ready to be President. That her negatives are too high. That she is not polling that well. She was asked what she felt about that and she responded that it would be something that she has to work on if she were to decide to run.
But when you look at the state of the country and the disgust that people are feeling with the way Mr. Obama has handled the economy, foreign policy, even how he has gotten involved in the problems of the state of WI, you have to wonder if people are going to even care who is running against him. They are going to be so hungry for someone who is real, that it will not take long for her to raise the numbers up. At least with those who are not in the pocket of the Democrats anyway.
When you compare Sarah Palin and Barack Obama, the differences are very stark. In Sarah we have someone who believes that states have the right to make decisions on what is best for the state. In Mr. Obama we have someone who seems to think that states have no rights at all. In fact, he seems to think that no one has any rights unless they are a member of the unions.
When it comes to the environment, Sarah thinks that it should be taken care of but that it is there for us to use wisely. Mr. Obama seems to think that the environment is something so fragile that it needs to be locked away so that we mortals may not destroy it's purity. Sarah thinks that the country should use our own resources to provide energy for the country and not sacrifice our security by importing oil from countries that do not like us. Mr. Obama seems intent on making sure that we can not drill, mine, or produce our own energy in any form, and yet has made the very countries that hate us so much, even angrier at us.In his arrogance he has managed to anger both our enemies and our friends.
He has betrayed our allies in order that he might look good for the history books. But in reality the history books may have Mr. Obama down as one of the worst Presidents in the history of the country. In Sarah Palin we have someone who is patient enough to wait and evaluate a situation on foreign soil and look to see where our interest as a country lies, before she decides on which side to come down on. Mr. Obama jumps on the side of those that are against our friends without ever seeming to weigh the consequences of the action.
Sarah Palin knows the importance of securing the borders. Where this administration seems to want to get rid of the borders. The seem to feel that the security of this country is less important than the next party the he is planning. Sarah knows that is better to get out of the way of those who can provide jobs for the people of the country. Mr. Obama is more interested in putting so many new rules and regulations on every industry that they are unable to know what is coming next, much less, being able to employ more people and grow the economy. He seems more interested in making the companies unionized, than whether they can provide a product at a reasonable rate and stay in business.
Sarah Palin lives her life with integrity and an abundance of joy. Barack Obama gets annoyed at questions, frustrated at the audacity of having to answer, and petty with those who don't agree with him. His favorite retort seems to be to mock those that he thinks are beneath him. Sarah Palin treats people with respect and even when she is attacked, does not resort to mockery.
Sarah Palin can tell you what she means. Barack Obama has to have someone load it into the teleprompter, or if he makes the mistake of going off the teleprompter, comes across as a whiny child. Sarah Palin considers life precious and worthy. Barack Obama considers it an inconvience and if his daughters somehow produced that life in an unwanted pregnancy would want to wipe it away as if it were the fly that has a habit of landing on his face. Sarah Palin lives her life by example. Barack Obama would rather tell everyone else how to live theirs.
We don't know how intelligent Barack Obama is, we just have his word for it. And we have seen how good his word is. He makes a habit of saying what he thinks people want to hear, and doing exactly the opposite. I have always found that people who proclaim their intelligence, or have other people proclaim it for them, usually are not nearly as intelligent as they think they are.
Most times you can judge peoples intelligence in what they do, Sarah Palin shows her intelligence in the way she lives her life, the way she deals with other people and the way she uses her common sense to solve problems. We had a saying when I was a kid, "smart is, as smart does". No matter what her I.Q. is Sarah Palin is smart. If you weigh the scales it comes out in Sarah Palin's favor everytime.
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Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Sarah Palin: The Awakening
A woman that suffers abuse, recognizes when you are being manipulated, and one day I woke up and realized that was what was being done. Watching how Hillary Clinton was treated and how the rest of the liberal left went along with it, really made me angry. Angry at the way she was being treated, and angry that I had, for so long believed the lies that were being told.
If makes me ashamed to look at the Clinton's now, when they were called racist and mocked, and yet here they are, supporting their abusers. It's like the battered woman, who makes the complaint to the police officer, but then when it's time to go to court, they don't want to go. I can understand that, there is fear of what will happen, there is insecurity, and there is hope that it will change.
But the Clinton's have abandoned all their principles for politics, at least the principles that I thought they had. It seems that a lot of people on the left were willing to give up their principles. That is not who I am.
Sarah Palin stood up for Hillary, and that is quite a bit more than what Hillary has ever done for her. And that seems the way most of the people on the left have done. The principles that they said they stood for just went out the window when Sarah Palin came along. It's as if they are supposed to apply only to people that agree with the left, and then just when they want it to.
There are many of us former Democrats, who woke up in 2008. Who will we vote for in 2012? It won't be Barack Obama!!! I personally hope it is for Sarah Palin!! But if she decides not to run, I will vote for whomever is running against Barrack Obama.
Sarah Palin is the example that I want my granddaughter to emulate. She is honest, loyal, intelligent, courageous and loves God. She doesn't try to manipulate and call names. She lifts up, not puts down. She praises, not mocks. She leads and doesn't wait to see which way the wind is blowing. She doesn't try to tell others how to live their lives, she just lives her to the fullest and makes others want to do the same.
The author of this article is impressive in tell of his awakening from the lies that the liberal left have been telling us for so many years. It is amazing that so many of us have awakened from the sleep that we were in and have shaken ourselves free.
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