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No to Obama: Reason 3 of 5

He plans to violate the U.S Constitution. 

Now, admittedly, most of today’s politicians are at fault on this one, but Obama takes it to a new level.  His ideas about the role of government in private life, particularly regarding the redistribution of wealth, are completely at odds with the U.S. Constitution, a document written specifically to limit the powers and reach of the Federal government.

No to Obama: Reason 2 of 5

He will expose the United States to unnecessary military risk.

Obama has promised to “slow the development of future combat systems” and to make “deep cuts” in our nuclear arsenal.  Consider:

-America’s known enemies are actively increasing their military power.

- the U.S.military is the one force on earth that can stand against radical Islamic facism and resurgent, militant Communism.

No to Obama: Reason 1 of 5

If you’re wishing you had better options this election cycle, you’re not alone.  But we have to play the hand we’ve been dealt, so I’ll offer the official eRev commentary on things.  As always, I hope you’ll leave helpful comments to assist all of us web browsers make the best decision about the future of America.

Reasons NOT to elect Barack Obama: Part 1 of 5

He lacks moral convictions on the issue that matters most: human rights.

At the Saddleback Forum, Obama was asked a straightforward question: “At what point does a baby receive human rights?” His answer – complete with characteristic hemming, hawing and “uhhhh, uhhh” was that issue was “above my pay grade.”  (McCain, when asked the same question, replied directly, “At the moment of conception.”)

http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0808/16/se.02.html

Now, regardless of your personal stand on abortion issues, consider carefully what Obama did, and what he didn’t do.  

A Fireproof Investment

Sinking, dropping, ravaging, crashing, losing, and plunging.  Those words have taken on new meaning lately.  And with good reason, I suppose. 

But in the midst of the turbulence, turmoil, instability and volatility, there is a breath of fresh air playing at a movie theater near you.  If the economy has you down, uncrumple those final dollar bills from your taxed-and-thinned wallet and go see Fireproof. 

I don’t know that the movie will win any awards, but for myself, it was the most refreshing film I’ve seen in years.  It challenged me to think about the things that matter in life – far from politics of change or bailouts or other nonsense competing for my attention.