Excellent post, Eglman.

It's recommended reading.

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TV personality Monica Crowley concurs. In a recent speech, she spelled out what should have been plain for all to see: “We have a president who…came out of the swamps of Chicago machine politics, who learned at the knee of the communist revolutionary Frank Marshall Davis, who studied under Marxist professors…who trained intensively in the revolutionary tactics of Saul Alinsky, who launched his political career in the living room of Marxist revolutionaries and domestic terrorists… who for two decades sat in the pews of the radical anti-American preacher, who tried desperately to bury that past, who spoke about the fundamental transformation of the nation…who waged war on entire news organizations, Fox News, and who spent his first term slamming into place radical wealth redistribution and socialized medicine….What I’m describing here is the classic tin-pot dictatorship. We never thought it could happen here, and yet, here it is….Those of us in this room knew what was going on from the beginning before he was even elected president, but now it’s starting to dawn on more and more people what is really happening here.” She is right. Even for those who were not “in this room,” there should have been little doubt that Obama was a man without a discernible moral core, inspired by an anti-American political philosophy and utterly devoid of presidential heft.

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I submit that there were two types of people who voted for Obama the morally devoid intellectual bantamweight...a usurping Marxist tin-pot wannabe and the greatest fraud ever perpetrated on the American people...

There were those who share his "fundamentally transforming" Marxist ideology, they are the enemies of liberty and the founding principles of our Republic
Then there were those just wanting "free stuff", who like dogs have no concern for the hand from which their food comes, as long as they're being fed.

Also take into account what I suspect was rampant voter fraud in both of the last two presidential elections and thus we have what have here today - a bloodless coup.

Fear is a very powerful emotional that can obliterate rational thinking. I also see a great deal of fear driven denial.

Fear that criticism of Obama and his marxist agenda will be labeled racist, or mean, or selfish, or disruptive.

Fear of facing up to the fact that our electoral process has likely been corrupted, and in reality we have one party with two branches, a party of big, intrusive, nanny state government.

In short fear of 'taking the red pill'. To be redundant, Political Correctness, implemented over decades, has been extraordinarily successful.

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One must hope that America will come to its collective senses before it is too late. But I am afraid that it will take nothing less than a major catastrophe, a fiscal implosion that takes the “food” out of food stamps, coupled with more high-casualty terrorist attacks both abroad and on its own soil, leading to the eruption of civil unrest and the possible impeachment of the most destructive president in the entire pageant of American history — a sorcerer’s apprentice in a house on fire or a Machiavellian schemer following a carefully contrived plan — before America emerges from its devastating slumber. Assuming, of course, that it ever does, or that a path to recovery will still be possible. For nothing is guaranteed in a nation so divided as America is today.

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Fear is a very powerful emotional that can obliterate rational thinking. I also see a great deal of fear driven denial.

Fear that criticism of Obama and his marxist agenda will be labeled racist, or mean, or selfish, or disruptive.

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