Posted by
Locutisprime on Monday, November 03, 2008 7:39:41 AM
Palin criticizes Obama's remarks about coal plants
She cites an audiotape posted on the Internet. The Obama campaign calls the tape 'wildly edited.' Link to Story
I have to wonder about the state of Pennsylvania. I mean this election is really going to tell a lot about where these people who live in Pennsylvania's head is at IMO.
Back during th Pennsylvania primary, is where Barack Obama made his first political misstep. Or so it would seem. that was the point where his famous "people cling to their guns and religion" remarks. but according to the polls? You would never know that he ever uttered the remarks.
The polls reflect that Pennsylvania remains a "battleground" state in this election, with Barack Obama surging ahead of John McCain. What's is up with that? Do these people not get television or radio news or newspapers in Pennsylvania? Sure they do, but are they paying attention?
On Friday the revelation came out concerning Barack Obama's stated intent to the San Francisco Chronicle during an interview, where he clearly stated his intent to bankrupt the coal industry period. Obama explained that his plan was to make it so burdensome with federally mandated EPA carbon fines, as to put those in the coal business and those who attempt to use coal out of business.
Will this be the straw that breaks the camel's back in Pennsylvania? I mean Pennsylvania is "coal country" isn't it? Or are these dumb smucks so blinded by the robes of the messiah, as to completely destroy their own futures for the opportunity to say that they voted for the American Idolatry candidate?
I certainly hope that there are more than just the supposed rednecks of western Pennsylvania that (hopefully soon to be ex congressman) John Murtha referred to last week during his own death spiral. Or is being pro your own survival in the face of a candidate who has repeatedly told you, that not only doesn't he respect you, but he also intends to put you in line for poverty, enough to bring out the vote of reason in Pennsylvania?
I have lived long enough to see some crazy things both in life and in politics. But if Pennsylvania goes for Barack Obama, along with any other Appalachian state involved in coal production, or the heritage and belief of family values and God and the constitutional right to bear arms?
Then i think that what left of the rest of us should form a committee and seriously look into another secessionist movement in this country. Perhaps that Alaskan party that they keep trying to hang around the neck of Sarah Palin is ahead of us all in recognizing the reality of what needs too be done.
I am seriously worried and concerned for the future of this country, if this interloping poser Barack Obama succeeds in winning this election.