The Party that Obama Un-Built

The Wall Street Journal

It has been a stunning slide

"The focus of this week's Democratic convention was President Obama. Lost in the adulation was the diminished state to which he has brought his broader party. Today's Democrats are a shadow of 2008—struggling for re-election, isolated to a handful of states, lacking reform ideas, bereft of a future political bench. It has been a stunning slide.

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Mark Steyn's humorous take: "Any space aliens prowling through the rubble of our civilization and stumbling upon a recording of the convention compatible with Planet Zongo DVD players will surely marvel at the valuable peak airtime allotted to Sandra Fluke" who Just concluded after completing "her education a few weeks ago – at the age of 31, or Grade 25", "that the most urgent need facing the Brokest Nation in History is for someone else to pay for the contraception of 30-year-old children."

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from sda: small dead animals: It has been a stunning slide

It's fun to be paid to be deliberately stupid.

The gist of her issue, however, is that people should not be able to deny health care coverage on the basis of religion. Do you think your employer should be able to deny you blood transfusions, because he's a Jehovah's Witness?

The right doesn't have to pay attention to all that constitution stuff. they have the rule of Jesus to follow.

It should be a landslide loss for the Dems based on the economy (apparently a President can turn around a collapsed housing market in a nano-second and decrease debt by taking in less revenue), however the joke is on the Reps who are clinging to neck and neck and might even lose. It shows how out of touch their entire platform is.

Flashback: Gallup Had Carter Up 4 Points Over Ronald Reagan in September 1980

http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2012...september-1980


Flashback: Dukakis Led Bush By 17 Points After 1988 DNC