Who will vote in 2010?

This Election is not Politics as Usual.


The “blame and change” America crowd is taking too much power and control of every important industry in this nation. The current Administration is building resentment of the wealthy and repeatedly makes statements that are hostile to the very capitalism that has supported America’s envious standard of living. Obama's words sting CEOs. History shows that the outcome has not been great for countries that have engaged in class warfare.

Citizens are scolded like disobedient children, and told they should be happy with the governments out of control spending, and unpopular programs like Health Care Reform. “Just wait until we finish writing the rules for the legislation we have passed”, they say. American is being dismantled from within and discontent is growing.

No Questions Asked, None Allowed

Without a doubt, the American news media has lost its way..

 The Vast Left-Wing Media Conspiracy. Everyone knew most of the press corps was hoping for Obama in 2008. Newly released emails show that hundreds of them were actively working to promote him.

What is little more than political propaganda is reported without any questioning by them as “important news”. There is proven bias in the mainstream media. When McCain picked Palin, liberal journalists coordinated the best line of attack. This further alienates conservatives, and those in the center. It creates more distrust of government actions because there is no transparency, or any watchdog holding government accountable for their actions

Cause for Concern?

As the November Election nears.

Non-citizens and felons have voted in past elections, the deceased remain active on voting records and no effort is being made to prevent this from happening again. It is not yet a crime to hold a different political viewpoint from those on the Left and Progressives. However, anyone who supports closing the U. S. Border with Mexico, and say “no to Amnesty” for illegal immigrants are without a doubt racists. A Dangerous Political Game to Play.

 There will be even greater divisions in the U.S. population if the November elections are close enough to be contested and result in accusations and fights in the courts.