Comments on: Barack Obama – Change We Can Do Without

By: Jim Willis

Jim Willis — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 13:44:13 +0000

Thanks sis! Great thoughts, and much appreciated. An excellent point on Juan Williams. He is one of the few commentators on the left I respect and enjoy listening to–because he’s honest. The world would be a better place if we had fewer Keith Olbermanns and more Juan Williams’.

Yes, should be an interesting election season. The thing I’ve noticed is whenever Obama is unplugged from his teleprompter he can’t string two coherent thoughts together. It’ll be fun watching the Left’s Messiah come unglued in the fire of debate that’s coming.

By: Jennifer Willis

Jennifer Willis — Fri, 06 Jun 2008 20:12:13 +0000

I’ll say one more thing. I’ve never been a John McCain fan, especially with all the republican back-stabbing he’s done over the years, but I tell ya what- I’m looking forward to sitting back and watching what he does to Obama in the general election. I expect fireworks- I suspect we’ll see Obama tugging at his collar. No more grapefruits being lobbed like in those mincy debates between Chillary and Obama. Fast-balls are a’coming, republican style.

By: Jennifer Willis

Jennifer Willis — Fri, 06 Jun 2008 19:56:43 +0000

Even Juan Williams agrees with your points on Obama for goodness sakes. He has spoken out against the hate speech coming from that “church”. What does that tell you? Anyone who doesn’t see that philosophy as pure bigotry hasn’t done their research, or simply has a one-sided view of racism. Please always print the truth as you have. When we stop speaking truth, we have fallen into the guilt trap set by liberal hypocrites. Free speech doesn’t mean free speech as long as nobody’s opinion or lifestyle is offended- liberals are not the sole population allowed to speak out. And you’re right. Anyone who knows you, knows better. Shame on anyone ignorant enough to lash out without cause. More people long to hear the truth than you know. Maybe you should write a book?

By: Jim Willis

Jim Willis — Fri, 06 Jun 2008 12:09:15 +0000

How timely! An excellent piece in yesterday’s American Thinker on this very topic:

Obama, Black Liberation Theology and Karl Marx
http://www.americanthinker.com/2008/06/obama_black_liberation_theolog_1.html

And another!!

Obama’s church must not be forgotten
http://www.americanthinker.com/2008/06/obamas_church_must_not_be_forg.html

By: Jim Willis

Jim Willis — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 20:05:18 +0000

A further comment here. I’ve already had one comment on this post that I considered racist and removed. Please do not make the mistake of thinking I am a racist in any way, shape or form. I am not, and those who know me, know that to be true.

I am against racism of any type, which is why I am against people like Rev. Wright who are racist. It doesn’t matter who the target of that racism is!

Not all blacks believe as Rev. Wright and Father Pfleger. I believe it is a distinct minority that do.

I had some fear and trepidation in writing this post in the first place–but I feel so strongly that the Obama that is packaged and fed to us by the mainstream media is not the “real” Obama, that I could not be silent.

Racism is ugly in any form. We can have a civil discussion about it, but please…no racist remarks about “all” blacks or about “all” of any other ethnicity. Not on this blog.

- Jim