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OBAMA MIGHT JUST END UP BEING JESUS

It won’t be long before liberals insist that B. Hussein Obama is God

Jimmy Z -  First NoBama was JFK.  Never mind that NoBama’s views aren’t at all similar to John F. Kennedy’s.  Never mind that NoBama’s philosophy is 180 degrees different from John F. Kennedy’s. NoBama’s quote, based upon his politically liberal-socialist philosophy, would be, “Ask not what you can do for your country, but what your country can do for you.”

Insanity. Comparing democrat NoBama to democrat JFK is yet another example of hyperbolic liberal revisionism. It is my friends, quite simply, a lie.

But now liberals have taken it another step further. The slimy New York Times, in a piece reviewing NoBama’s defense and rationalization of the hate-mongering Pastor Jeremiah Wright yesterday, said that NoBama’s speech was on par with Abraham Lincoln.

*Sigh*

‘There is no statement so preposterous, so dishonest, or such a false fabrication and falsification of the truth that a liberal democrat will not utter it.’

--Jimmy Z, A Newt One

Remember ‘Bush is Hitler?’ Liberal democrats diminished the evil that is Nazism by equating our American President with Adolph Hitler. Egads! Now, in the same vein, liberal liars equate Barack NoBama’s speech of political desperation as being Lincoln-esque, and in the act diminish the greatness of Abraham Lincoln. 

Honest Abe, arguably this country’s greatest President (and a Republican of course), was so far beyond B. Hussein Obama’s inexperience and speechmaking of ‘change and hope’ he’s not even in the same galaxy. What an unmitigated load!

NoBama has defended his hate-mongering, racist Pastor, friend, and mentor, Jeremiah Wright in a speech yesterday.  What remains to be seen is whether or not Americans will swallow the rationalizing desperation in NoBama’s speech.

A Newt One did not. We encourage our readers to stand up and declare with us: NoBama 08!

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