Voting advice from beyond

Look! Real obit from Concord, NC, paper Independent Tribune. The deceased is not a @HillaryClinton fan. pic.twitter.com/0DVoT8YBEg
— David Whisenant WBTV (@DavidWhisenant) April 18, 2015

I've always joked that I'm conservative until I die then my vote will most likely go to the democrats.
It looks like the deceased hopes to avoid that happening to his good name.

What's in Your Mailbox?

Even though this ad targets Mary Landrieu's (D-LA) it should be a reminder from now until November that Obama and the democrats policies are hurting families and will continue to do so after the election.
There is no doubt that healthcare needs reforming, but Obamacare is not the way,
We need to send that message loud and clear when we go to the ballot box.

More Obamacare Pain on the Way

With more of Obama's broken promises on the way the New York Times seems appalled that democrats might be held accountable.

Ads Attacking Health Law Stagger Outspent Democrats

 WASHINGTON — Democrats are increasingly anxious about an onslaught of television ads hitting vulnerable Senate and House candidates for their support of the new health law, since many lack the resources to fight back in the early stages of the midterm campaign.
Since September, Americans for Prosperity, a group financed in part by the billionaire Koch brothers, has spent an estimated $20 million on television advertising that calls out House and Senate Democrats by name for their support of the Affordable Care Act.
The unusually aggressive early run of television ads, which has been supplemented by other conservative initiatives, has gone largely unanswered, and strategists in both parties agree it is taking a toll on its targets.

Building on the success, the deep-pocketed organization disclosed on Tuesday that it was expanding its Senate efforts with $1.8 million in airtime to attack Democratic House members running for the Senate in Iowa and Michigan, where Democrats are viewed as holding an early advantage. The group was also moving into Montana, a state where Democrats may struggle to defend a seat, on behalf of a Republican House member running for the Senate.
Campaign experts said they believe that the early advertising blitz has driven down the support for Senate incumbents in highly competitive states such as Louisiana and North Carolina that are critical to the Democratic Party’s push to hold its majority.~snip~

 Of course the spin here is that it's the "evil" Koch brothers who are financing this attack on vulnerable democrats by pointing out the fact that each one of them supported and voted for a job killing, economy destroying piece of legislation regardless of the damage it does.

Seems to me if they were so proud to vote for it they shouldn't have any problem owning it and having it pointed out to voters every chance they get.
They should be thankful to the Koch brothers for reminding everyone.

The Half Empty President

Seems to me this is a fitting way for Obama to end his campaign.
Obama Ends Campaign in Half-Empty Arena

President Obama’s big rally tonight turned out to be just like his first, opening salvo of the 2012 campaign: a half-empty arena in Ohio. According toRealClearPolitics’ Scott Conroy, there were “empty seats scattered around the upper-level of Nationwide Arena … Four years ago, after all, Obama was easily filling venues larger than that …” The event even featured Bruce Springsteen and Jay-Z, and Obama still couldn’t fill it out.

The reason I refer to him as a "half empty" president is because there are people who believe that he has actually accomplished something in the last four years.
Like high jacking health care, allowing gays to serve openly in the military, giving multi-billion bailouts to corrupt unions, suppressing business, pissing away billions of dollars on failed "green energy" companies, killing the coal industry, driving the cost of gasoline to double, expanding food stamps and unemployment.
If these things are important to you then you believe he's a success and deserves four more years.

If jobs, prosperity, freedom, a balanced budget and hopeful future are important to you then he's a failed president and needs to be replaced.
Believe it or not there are people who think he's doing a good job and there is nothing anyone can do to change their mind. The real problem is if there are enough to re-elect this abject failure.
If Obama garners enough votes after his piss poor performance then it makes me wonder if our country deserves to be exceptional. If enough people vote for another four years of this loser then maybe we deserve mediocrity.

I hope that's not the case and tomorrow will be a new beginning for America.
Please Vote!!

Same as the Old Boss

One of the things I heard a lot of during the 2003 and 2007 campaigns was "anybody but Bush" (just think if this had really resonated in 2003, we'd have had 4 years of John Kerry, I doubt that Obama would have had a chance after that....but I digress.)
So what do we have to look "forward" to if Obama is relected?
Four more years of the same old.



There's an entire booklet out now where Obama lays out his plan for the next four years, at least that's new, but the plan is the same rehashed crap that has been sinking our economy and middle class for the last four years.
The choice is simple, continue on with policies that have failed us during Obama's first term or select someone with a different idea.
If you're OK with Obama's death spiral of our country and economy then he's you man. If you want opportunities for yourself, your children and grandchildren then the choice is "anybody but Obama".

My vote is for Romney/Ryan cause no matter what their faults or positives, they ain't Barack Obama.

Obama's One Term Proposition

I don't think this can be viewed enough by the voters, Even Obama said if he couldn't fix the economy he should only serve one term.

In an interview with Matt Lauer in the beginning of his presidency, Barack Obama said he should only serve one term if he could not fix the economy.

Does the economy feel fixed to you?