What idi we learn yesterday?

Wednesday – June 9, 2010

What did we learn yesterday?

As the results of yesterday’s primary came in and were reported, we learned that liberty and freedom are alive and well in these United States.

We also learned, as the President launched his new push to educate us on his healthcare bill, the polls have not budged. 30% of Americans say the U.S. is headed in the right direction. This correlates to the 70 % that oppose the Presidents healthcare bill. 58% of Americans say “no” to citizenship for children of illegal immigrants.

Rasmussen Reports, the daily Presidential Tracking for Tuesday, shows 26% of the nation’s voters strongly approve of the way that Barack Obama is performing in his role as president. Forty –one percent (41%) strongly disapprove, giving Obama a presidential approval index of negative 15. I would like to get a fix on the makeup of those who approve. I can only imagine who they are!

To the people who still approve of Obama’s job performance: there is no reason to vote for a man of color, just because he is a man of color, or to vote for a man who says change is needed. There is no reason to support this man, because he is failing and the country you want so much from is now failing. There is no reason to vote a community agitator into the highest office of the land, let alone the world, because he said he can do a better job. The plain and simple fact is he has done nothing, nor has he gained the necessary experience in his short career, that makes him qualified to lead a nation and to lead the nation through a catastrophe. This is reason enough not to have voted for him

Yesterday was day 50 of the Gulf Oil spill. To day is day 51 and the President still has not talked to the Chairman of BP (British Petroleum). The president said yesterday that he wants to “kick some ass” because he doesn’t think enough is being done. Today, on day 51, the government will now reimburse rental property owners for the lost rental revenue of their beach front property on the Gulf, due to the spill. For those that voted for Obama, this is the money you thought you were going to get in your reimbursement package that you thought this man was going to give to you. For you that do not support this president, this is your tax dollars going to a few that could probably bare the season of lost rentals. The government said yesterday that the Gulf Coast will be better than before, after all the money is dispersed for the numerous programs of recovery. The answer to every problem under a liberal is to just throw money at it.

What we learned yesterday is that the primary results are in and they speak volumes. What we must keep in perspective are: terrorism, the Gulf disaster, the coming double dip recession and lastly, the 13 trillion dollar debt that is now poised to takeover our GDP – that’s the Gross Domestic Product, of our country. The GDP concern is likened to the home you bought 3 years ago at market price and the value of it today is less than the mortgage you owe on it. This single issue is this: what will be the failure of the Democrats in the fall? The spending issue is connecting to that simple minded voter that politicians want to take advantage of.

This is what was signaled by the Republican turnout yesterday. In just about all of the races, the Republican turn out was greater than it has ever been before. For instance, in the highly Democratic districts in Arlington, Fairfax and Mclean, all districts in Virginia, the Washington suburbs Republican turnout was 15% greater than it was two years ago. This turnout is the hidden story that has Democrats worried. It happened elsewhere too.

It doesn’t matter if Harry Reid will run on the Democratic ticket in the fall. It doesn’t matter if Blanche Lincoln will run on the Democratic ticket in the fall. What matters, is your involvement and your participation in the process. What matters is that you remember what our forefathers said and did for liberty and freedom. What matters is that you relate our history and the story of America, so that a leader is not elected by making empty promises or by using words that sound too good to be true. If you do this, then Harry and Blanche and the rest of the Democratic Party will be history.

What we learned yesterday is that it’s all about energy and the issues. Conservatives, Republicans and the Tea Party will unite and share the energy, because we own the solution to the issues. Reduce the size of government, reduce the impact of government on the tax payer, stop the spending and encourage personal responsibility. Listen to the President and his party they will tell you that they want to “kick ass”, but that is not the solution, it is only words of desperation.

If anything was learned yesterday, it should be what I have just said.

Gregory C. Dildilian
Founder and Executive Director
Pinecone Conservatives

A footnote: There are 148 days until we can start enacting our solutions. In order to do that it takes energy and the energy is now on our side!