The Lesser Bad

When Barack Hussein Obama campaigned and later as President, he focused on "the greater good" which sounds magnanimous enough- a grand, uplifting sentiment. But in reality, this call for sacrifice is a beckoning to the collective and essentially un-American. Besides that rather Marxist notion put in practice does not work. Obama has feverishly implemented the new socialist agenda before Democratic Congressional majorities vanish with the coming election. In a lame duck session after the November vote but before the January swearing in of the newly gained virtually certain GOP majority in the United States House of Representatives, expect Nazi (oh, sorry I mean Nancy of course) Pelosi to rev up the pace of terminal legislation even more (terminal, because if these new measures go into effect, they will kill the nation). Lest we not forget, the US Senate too is in play with Republican chances now in the balance perhaps with the Joe Biden seat being contested by a Democrat who in college enjoyed an open infatuation with Marx and a Republican who went on a date with a Wiccan in high school. Between you and me, gentle reader, who do you think is more likely to fly back to her constituency on a broom, Christine O'Donnell or that San Francisco diva, (hopefully soon to be former) Speaker of the
US House Nancy Pelosi? Christine O'Donnell may not be the ideal candidate to stand for a seat in America's upper house (the Senate), but we can not afford a quasi-Leninist sitting in the Vice President's former seat. Scott Brown had done some unusual things in his youth before gaining the "Kennedy" seat from Massachusetts, and he is not the perfect Senator, but he is vastly better than Martha Coakley, his opponent, who would have been one more Obama rubber stamp. We will never find another Ronald Reagan, but we must elect conservatives who will arrest our slide into socialism.