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American Elections The Audacity Hustle
"I've been hustled," said Obama, after a Euro tabloid fell down and worshipped his big muscles at the gym during the Ego Trip to Germany. Well, yes. The Euromedia instantly recognized a slick hustler from America, and they celebrated his Ego Trip with giant headlines for Marxoman. But the real victims in Obama's Audacity Hustle are millions of gawking, slack-jawed, suckered, mind-numbed voters in America. Because Europe and Obama share the same overriding goal, which is to hitch America to the wagon of worldwide socialist elites. Marxists really love America, you see -- but only if America bows to the Party Line. That's the Audacity Hustle we are seeing today.
The Obama campaign sends completely different messages to different audiences. He sends out reassuring 'post-racial' messages to Middle America. But he also sends out race-baiting messages to his adoring fans. As he just said, he "doesn't look like those other presidents on the dollar bills" (big laugh from the libs).
A lot of gay messages were sent out by the big Speech to Planet Earth at Berlin's Tiergarten -- the Berlin zoo, a center of gay life, right by a nude park for gay men, which the media somehow forgot to tell you about. The gym photo op was really part of Obama's gay outreach. Obama is getting a ton of money from gays. That's another message they won't tell you about.
Most of all, Americans don't realize that the Obama campaign is constantly sending out famous Marxist slogans, which are instantly understood by the radical Left, including Obama's buddies in the Black Liberation movement. Then Senator O tells the oil companies to send a thousand bucks to each American, playing the anti-capitalism card that they love so well. It's all part of the Audacity Hustle.
Obama is running the most audacious campaign in American history. But the Hustle only works for the real suckers. It's up to honest conservatives to tell people what's going on.
Senator O began his German Tiergarten speech with "Citizens of the world!" -- a direct echo of "Workers of the world!" from the Communist Manifesto of 1848. Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels wrote their Communist Manifesto in German, and German school children know it pretty much by rote. So his 200,000 German listeners knew exactly what he was saying, even if the American audience didn't. It's all part of the Audacity Hustle.
Or take the Obama slogan, "We are the change we've been waiting for!" It's repeated in The Obama Hustle over and over again. But it's just Fidel Castro's slogan, "La Revolucion Somos Nosotros!" --- "We are the Revolution!" That slogan been dinned into the ears of starving Cubans for fifty years. But Leftist snobs just love it. So the Obama campaign just translated Castro's big slogan into English, changed "the revolution" to "the change" --- and presto! -- we get the Audacity Hustle: "We are the change we've been waiting for!"
The Leftist in-crowd just loves how Obama is putting Castro's propaganda over on millions of ignorant American suckers. It's just the Audacity Hustle, folks. Just break the code, and it all becomes crystal clear.
All the Obama messages say the same thing: You can trust the Messiah of our Age! He's one of you!
Obama is Bill Clinton without the integrity.
Watch for the Audacity Hustle for the next hundred days, and maybe for the next eight years. But only if Americans fall down for the biggest sucker job in American history.
Suck - errrrrs!
Submitted by Iron Mike on Mon, 2008-08-04 13:22.
Our Founders were wise to dump European monarchy in favor of government of the people, by the people and for the people. And because of our Founders' direct experience with capricious rulers, American tradition has shied away, in every generation, from putting our leaders upon larger-than-life pedestals.
Hero worship of politicians just reeks of old-world kingdoms, and thus produces visceral disgust among Americans.
As Herbert Spencer so wisely noted, "Hero worship is greatest where there is least regard for freedom."
And that's just not us, is it?
As Americans, we honor reasoned discourse, and spurn emotionalism in our elections.
As Americans, we honor accomplishment, not birthright.
As Americans, we listen, consider and carefully elect.
We don't fawn and follow. We don't faint. And we don't coronate.
So, how has it come to pass that we now have a mere candidate for the Presidency of our United States of America, who is being received upon foreign shores as though he were not only already our President, but also our king?
Barack Obama is an American anomaly. An enigma. An aberration.
The whole disgusting spectacle just smacks of old-world Europe, those folks so quick to hail a Bonaparte or a Hitler.
And sadly, oh-so-sadly, the comparisons don't stop with the fawning masses surrounding our audacious whippersnapper, Obama.
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Submitted by Iron Mike on Thu, 2008-07-24 17:29.
It's becoming clear that a contentious Democrat primary is setting the stage for a Republican victory. Twenty-two percent of Obama supporters want Clinton to withdraw. The same percentage of Clinton supporters want Obama to withdraw and neither are likely to do so. More telling are the percentage of each groups supporters that will likely defect if their candidate loses the nomination. In fact, a shocking 32% of Clinton supporters will seek an alternative to Obama if Clinton is left at the Democrat altar. What would cement a Republican victory? Why a McCain-Rice ticket of course. Submitted by Iron Mike on Thu, 2008-03-27 21:05.
Huckabee?
Can someone explain to me why people like this guy?? Submitted by Candace on Sat, 2008-01-05 00:06.
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