The Obamanation

Tomorrow will be the Obamanation. Barak Hussein Obama will take the office of the presidency. We are all supposed to get behind him and root for the country. I just can't do it. I find it hard to believe that a man that refuses to honor the flag by placing his hand over his heart during the National Anthem has the country's best interest at heart. I'm waiting to see if he places his hand on the Bible or the Koran while being sworn in. We've already had one Congressman do that.

It seems to me that the people have surrendered to Socialism. According to Obama himself the government is the solution to all the country's problems. Funny, I think the government is the cause of the country's ills.

Things to watch for in the near future:

The loss of the secret ballot in unionization efforts in the workplace. The Messiah has said he would sign it. Wal-Mart will be the first victim.

Government healthcare. You'll be standing in line for months for treatment just like the UK and Canada. If the government gets its way, you'll be jailed for going outside the system and paying for your own healthcare.

Gitmo will close. This will cause the terrorists incarcerated there to have access to our judicial system where many of them will be released because national security secrets can't be revealed in open court. Guess where they will be released. Right into your neighborhood.

The economy will tank even further. The Messiah's recovery plan calls for spending trillions on things that won't help the economy one iota. Like spending on education. It's already been shown that throwing money at government schools doesn't work. And even if the education dollars improves test scores how will that help the economy? Trying to spend our way back to prosperity is like trying to pick yourself up in a bucket by the bale while standing in the bucket.

Assaults on your gun rights. There is already a plan being formulated to tax ammo and make it unaffordable. If you've got no ammo your guns aren't much of a threat.

The only bright side is that the Messiah has realized he can't accomplish most of what he promised in the first week. Maybe he'll wake up and smell the coffee but I doubt it.