Hillary The Fraud On A Witch Hunt

Hillary Leads Superdelegate Primary; Limbaugh Targeted

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

Videos Of The Past The Leftinistra HATE!

Rightfully Swiped From Miss Beth

BAD GUYS: Factual Videos-What THEY Don”t Want YOU To Know (What THEY HOPE Doesn”t Get Out)

• Democrats Regarding WMD, Saddam Hussein and War In Iraq
• Dems “Iraq Plan”
• Harry Reid Laughs Regarding Troop Funding
• Harry Reid Lies Directly to Veterans Regarding Funding
• Jihadists Posing As American Soldiers to Infiltrate American Sympathies
• John Kerry Agrees With WTC7Conspiracy Theorist
• Moms of Fury Confronting Congressman Hodes
• Rosie’s “Expertise” on the War on Terror
• USA Wake Up

Hillary and Gas

Hillary Lied (again) About Gas Prices

I remember this “gathering” waaaaaaaaaaaay back in 2006 when the Defeatocrats were yammering on and on with their usual lies and spin, about how if Americans wanted lower gas prices, vote for the Defeatocrats in November.

Well? What happened? One of these days, I am going to find the YouTube version of this Fox News video.

The show was Neil Cavuto and it aired 5/16/07. I suppose the lies back then are why there is NO outrage over the fuel costs because it isn’t close enough to the elections of ‘08. Also, it has been the Democrats for the last 30+ years that have stopped ALL avenues of alternative fuels and fuel explorations and refinery improvements/construction.

SEN. CHARLES SCHUMER, D-N.Y.: Had George Bush gotten his hands around this problem when he first took office, the price would not be $3 a gallon, but $2 a gallon or a $1.80 a gallon or a $1.50 a gallon.

SEN. HILLARY CLINTON, D-N.Y.: This is a serious problem that needs to be addressed. We are not going to get that from this administration or this Republican Congress.

SEN. BARBARA BOXER, D-CALIF.: We will do better. We need a new direction.

Amazing. The Three Amoebas. Vague is as vague does. How come we NEVER get a straight answer from these clowns?

UPDATE!

I found the YouTube video!! You tell me. Who lied?

This video is from an anti-Hannity site but releasing this video shows them to be lacking…it HAMMERS the democrats…I wonder why…

Al Gore and The Puny Brain Attention Span Issues

Rewind: Gore Blasts G.H.W. Bush for Ignoring Iraq Terror Ties

From Breitbart TV…so what did the Clintonistas do for 8 years? Isn’t the internet (that Gore invented) a wonderful thing?

The tape discussed on The Rush Limbaugh Show. A 1992 speech: Gore condemns President Bush for “blatant disregard for brutal terrorism, a dangerous blindness to the murderous ambitions of a despot.”

Imagine that…

Remember how AL Gore “chastised” the President about his lies and pretty much has painted a picture that Saddam wasn’t so bad after all? Remember Gores emotional outburts with his blood vessels in his neck stretched out to capacity screaming;

“And the reason I’m recalling those feelings now is because those are the feelings that were betrayed by this president! He betrayed this country! He played on our fears! He took America, he took America on an ill-conceived foreign adventure dangerous to our troops, an adventure that was preordained and planned before 9/11 ever took place!”.

Gore is a fool.

Remember this? We do;

“…as the tide of battle was shifting decisively in our favor, the commander in chief made a controversial decision to divert a major portion of our army to invade another country that, according to the best evidence compiled in a new, exhaustive, bi-partisan study, posed no imminent threat to us and had nothing to do with the attack against us.” He later added; “A little over a year ago, when we launched the war against this second country, Iraq, President Bush repeatedly gave our people the clear impression that Iraq was an ally and partner to the terrorist group that attacked us, al Qaeda, and not only provided a geographic base for them but was also close to providing them weapons of mass destruction, including nuclear bombs.” Shortly after he said, “As a result, President Bush is now intentionally misleading the American people by continuing to aggressively and brazenly assert a linkage between al Qaeda and Saddam Hussein.”

Then, adding insult to injury;

“If he is not lying, if they genuinely believe that, that makes them unfit in battle with al Qaeda. If they believe these flimsy scraps, then who would want them in charge? Are they too dishonest or too gullible? Take your pick.”

Now, compare the video above, made in 1992 to the one below, made in 2004.

Then tell me who is the liar.

What Makes A Leader?

In Search of Leadership

In Search of Leadership

Sunday, June 03, 2007 1:13 AM

Ken Conner has a very good dissertation on this subject. To cut a long story short, namely for myself, the essence is this.

When considering the slate of presidential candidates, three qualities are especially important.

The first is principled leadership. A strong leader needs to identify the principles that will inform their decision making and stand by those principles even when it is politically inexpedient.

Second, America needs a leader who can cast a vision and bring people together in pursuit of that vision. Some presidential candidates seem to have a policy position on every possible issue, but no overall vision for where America should be headed. Some candidates are veritable founts of facts and figures; they revel in data and statistics. But Americans should not mistake policy wonks for leaders. A leader needs to be able to see the big picture, understand the fundamental problems, and inspire people with a solution. Vision—the next President needs to have it.

Third, a good leader must be authentic. Too many candidates today think leadership is finding a parade and getting out in front of it. For these candidates, polling prevails over principle.

Having read this article several times and even took some notes, I will be watching this 2008 electioneering to see which candidate can pull the above off with some kind of credibility.

Some additional input from this article and it speaks for itself:

This presidential election, America is looking for a leader who will stand on principle, who has a vision, and who is willing to provide authentic leadership. We cannot afford to fall into a pattern of waiting until a crisis has spun out of control before we are willing to address it. The price is too high and the consequences are too great. Strong leaders are needed now to bring our nation together and to start tackling tomorrow’s problems today.

As we look at the slate of presidential candidates, we must ask ourselves who stands out as the most authentic, principled and visionary leader. It is that candidate that deserves our vote.