Midknight Review discusses expections for 2010 and those danged old Marxist/Socialists currently running [down] this country.

Here is how the next Presidential election shakes out. Current attitudes and historical precedent play an important consideration in this analysis (read: guess) as to election outcomes.

It may surprise some, but the 18-29 age demographic in 1992 (Bill Clinton's first election campaign) had a 52% participation ratio compared to a 51% ratio for the Obama campaign. Four years later, only 40% of this demographic turned out to vote. Currently, there is no reason to suppose that the 1992/1994 ratio's will not hold true for the Obama campaign. While Clinton won re-election with his second bid and in spite of the rather dramatic decline in the youth vote, things are not so rosey for Mr. Obama. The only voter demographic he has in his "back pocket," at present, is the Democrat Party vote. If the youth vote walks away - and it will be 4 years older in 2012 - he will not win re-election.

Of course, if the economy rebounds, if the private sector jobs market dramatically improves, if he prevents Iran from developing a nuclear bomb, if there are no high profile terrorist attacks and if the GOP suddenly decides to "go communist," Obama could win a second term. Otherwise, we think he is pretty much screwed.

Keep in mind that things are going to change in favor of the conservative side of the aisle come this November and that change will be enough to stop this Marxist/Socialist takeover of our country. Obviously, without large majorities in both houses, a reversal of current Marxist victories is not possible but we do not need a majority in either house of Congress to stop Obama in his tracks; that is the first order of business.

Understand that if Midknight Review knows this, so does the Democrat Marxist Machine (DMM). What does that mean in terms of legislative emphasis for the remainder of 2010 - pre-election?

For starters, "jobs" will only receive enough attention to convince the voting public that Obama is and has done all that can be done. The DMM knows that after November, their ability to drive the political legislative circumstance will be over as a partisan effort. That being the case, expect them to begin a cramdown of Cap and Trade, the limiting of free political speech, and the institutionalization of any number of Marxist/Socialist proposals -- all during the 6 remaining months left before the mid-term elections. What is good news for American Traditionalists is the fact that only 6 months plus remains. It is possible that Cap and Trade cannot become law within a six month period. With the passing of each day wasted on the health care debate, times grows short for the Obama DMM.

Few really understand just how far off schedule is the Obama machine. Mid-July of 2009 was the deadline for not only health care reform but Cap and Trade as well. The next big move was to be legislation that limited the free-speech strength of talk radio via some form of the "fairness doctrine," followed by legislation that prohibited free and private union elections (you know this as "card check"). The current plan for health care would/will create 400,000 government jobs and 118 new Federal agencies. Democrats believe that a huge percentage of these employees will vote Democrat -- forever.

So don't expect the Obama DMM to lie down and take a break. They know that the next six months is a critical time for the advancement of their anti-American agenda. The fever-pitch hustle that pervades the current Marxist legislative process will continue. And sense Obama has never been specific with his plans, every two or three days will be something new and politically obscene . . . . you know, just like much of the past 13 months.

Also and in reality, the DMM does not have six months -- they have to take time to campaign and many will spend a considerable amount of time and effort and money in saving their hides on election day.

One final election type consideration: an extremely important consideration to the DMM is the potential consequence of the recent Supreme Court decision that allows "corporate political speech" to be "protected speech." At the end of the year, 2009, Bloomberg took a poll and found 77% of Wall Street executives thought Obama was anti- business. He is, of course - all good Marxist/Socialists are. But, here is the importance of that Court decision -- those same executives are corporate heads and owners who now have the legalese to take corporate funds and campaign against whoever - in this case, Mr. Obama and Company. Now that they have the same free speech rights as the corporations supporting the DMM, well, it should be an interesting election --- jds.
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