Barack Obama (shaking his head)

If there is one thing in I learned in my college requited psychiatry class, is that one can tell the intentions of a being by observing one's behavior. To use the cliche, actions speak louder than words would be appropriate here. Indeed, the actions of Senator Obama is screaming volumes over his slick and packaged words. Let's review.
1) While on his summer camp tour of the world, he canceled visiting our wounded boys, reportedly to play basketball instead. Maintaining an exercise regiment is important, but the prospective Commander in Chief neglects the troops for self indulgence? Unless of course, there is a camera crew and reporters at hand for the free publicity.
2) Again while on his summer camp trip around the world, he took every opportunity to throw The United States of America under the bus. Each speech blames the good citizens of the United States, or the current policies that have keep America safe since 9-11.
3) He could not think for himself when giving a press conference without wandering into stutters and stammers. A coherent thought could escape his lips during these escapades.
4) He refuses to break from the Tele-prompter for a live debate with Senator McCain or any conservative pundit on television. His refusal to debate makes me believe that there is an incredible shallowness. He seems to have all the depth of a puddle, reflecting what ever is placed beside him.
5) His proposals for the economy, energy, security, and fiscal responsibility all have a common theme. All Government, all the time. It is truly frightening. The very idea that Government would take over my health care appalls and terrifies me. If Government can't get Medicare right, what makes politician so certain that it will be good stewards of all heath care. Our current energy crisis has been brewing for decades, and yet any attempt to recover our own resources for our own purpose, has been blocked at every turn by the democrats. Even now Nanci Peloci is blocking the America Energy Act, a bill that would start the process of independence of energy. On the security front, Senator Obama's knowledge and wisdom is lacking. Telling our enemy's when we will withdraw is the equivalent of sentencing Iraq to death, with a specific time of execution. And finally fiscal responsibility. One can only shudder when every proposal is taken en mass and evaluated. The amount of money required for each and every proposal by Barack Obama would devastate this great nation. but then, I think that's the point.

While I have waxed long, to sum up, if we elect Senator Obama, as a nation, we collectively would deserve what we get. Though, to be quite honest, we can't afford what Barack Obama wishes. More taxes, more restrictions, more regulations, in short, every burden placed on the productive of society. It's enough to start a revolution.

The Knight Hawk

Tired of Obama

I am tired of the total orgasm that is the new following Barack Obama. If there was any proof that the man had absolutely NO experience in foreign affairs it was this trip. It was disturbing to witness his inept attempt at answering the hard questions and world affairs that effect all of us here on the home front. His blatant attempt to attack our President, and act as if he were lord and king of the United States of America was offensive. His lack of presence at his own news conferences showed a lack of strength required to put in their place thugs and dictators, like those in Iran and Venezuela.
He continues to perpetrate his distain of all those that live between the shore lines, (fly over country). His true colors were shown brightly when his minister preaches hate instead of love. His sermons are political rather than spiritual. When Barack Obama spent 20 years in that church with that minister, Senator, actions speak volumes over your rhetoric.
The most disturbing part of all this affair, his proposals. He want to inflict pain on a mass scale. He wants taxes for everyone to increase, including those living on social security. He refuses to have us drill for our own oil. What better economic security could we have if none of our oil was from foreign sources. We could literally set our own price.
Senator Obama has yet to introduce a new idea. He is recycling all the old ones. Raise taxes, more regulation, more spending, bring the military down to nothing, America is evil and to blame for all the world's problems. I am sick and tired of the bombardment that is this line of thinking. I have long ago shut off the news outlets on Television, finding real reporting of facts without opinion thrown in online from domestic and foreign sources.
So, come this November, I will vote if only to prevent this abomination of a polititian to become the President of the United States. A sad state of affairs. I can't vote for someone, except maybe Bob Barr, I have to vote against someone. It's disturbing.
So while I rant, I also have a plan in action as to not be effected by this slowdown in economics. Perhaps someday soon, I will have a major announcement as to this particular event.

Stay tuned.


The Knight Hawk

The Loss of Tony Snow

Alas, Tony Snow did sub come to his incredible war against the cancer that ravaged his body. Tony Snow, while a political commentator, reporter, White House Spokesman for the George W. Bush administration, father, husband, radio talk show host, and so many other titles that I can't place here, has been remembered by Fox and Fox News with an admiration, and love that has not been seen since the closing of the life of Ronald Reagan.
While I loved Tony Snow on Fox News Sunday (watched religiously while Tony was hosting), and I loved him as he guest hosted on the Rush Limbaugh Radio Program, and later on his own radio show, I found myself wondering how those whom know and work with me, will remember me when I pass. I did this reflection with the death of Ronald Reagan as well. Will those that know me, remember me as a loving father, husband, with fondness, or will I be remembered short as tyrant and arrogant beyond reason. I can never tell.
It's a testament of character of the love and admiration that was share all Saturday and Sunday. While I reflect on my own life and how I effect others, I will remember the best of Tony Snow. I can not say that I never knew him, but by all accounts, it sounds like I would loved to know him beyond that of host and audience.
God safe home Tony Snow.


KH