Reason #1, Why the GOP Nominee Shouldn't Matter: Obama's Questionable Company

Saying I am concerned over how split Conservatives are at this point
of the nomination process would be an understatement.  Right now, the
way I see it, the right is moving in three different directions.  There
are the Romney supporters, many of whom are concerned about
electability, the ‘social’ Conservatives rallying behind Santorum, and Libertarians, who are obviously supporting Paul. 
Somewhere in the mix are the Newt Gingrich supporters, although his
campaign looks to be loosing momentum quickly.  Personally, I’m not too
concerned about who you are supporting.  There isn’t a candidate I am
willing to waste much time discussing why you should vote for them. 
Instead, I want to focus on a major, lost opportunity throughout this
nomination process.  Just imagine if these candidates spent one single
day coming together to work as a team to oust the President
with the worst track record in the history of our country.  This country is looking for leadership and direction after four years of arrogance and elitism.

This
blog has never focused on one single candidate, but rather the issues
facing our nation.  With November quickly approaching, I want to
redirect that focus at the unconstitutional mandates, attacks on
personal freedom and other questionable partisan politics of Barack
Obama.  Each installment in this series of posts will focus on why it is
important for this party to come together no matter who the GOP
nomination is.  I’ve heard the comments about Romney being no different
than Obama, I realize many people, including myself, think Ron Paul’s quest for liberty has the potential to go too far and flirts with
immorality, and I know Libertarians are concerned about the supposed
‘big government’ and ‘big spending’ potential of anyone not named Ron Paul,
but after reading a few of these articles, I challenge you to tell me
any of these candidates will not be a huge turnaround from Barack Obama.

In
this first installment, I want to take a look at the questionable
company Barack Obama has surrounded himself with throughout his campaign
processes.  I’m not talking about his advisers and czars.  Those people
may require individual articles.  I’m talking about people who helped
shape Obama’s hatred for this country and the constitution and the
religious principles it was founded upon.

Jeremiah Wright - 
I’m
not Mormon and the prospect of having a Non-Christian president doesn’t
thrill me, but it’s better than a Christian hating Muslim.  That
statement does not imply any hatred for Muslims on my part, but rather
my distaste for someone willing to lie about their religious beliefs to
make themselves more electable.  Watch this video and listen to what
Jeremiah Wright has to say.  Pay attention to Barack’s Anti-Christian
legislation, including his recent contraception mandate.  No way is this
a Christian president.  Any decent person who was checking out churches
for the family would run far away after listening to this man preach
for 1 minute.

William Ayers - 
William
Ayers is the co-founder of Weather Underground, a Communist
Revolutionary group with a history of domestic terrorism.    New York Times on Sept. 11, 2001. “I don’t regret setting bombs,” Ayers is quoted as saying. “I feel we didn’t do enough.”

Reverend James Meeks -
James Meeks is a Baptist pastor and Democratic Illinois Senator whom Obama seeks out for spiritual counsel. 
Meeks supported the removal of Rod Blagojevich, has voted against civil
unions in Illinois and even ran as an Independent instead of a
Democrat, but Meeks is also a known racist.  While it’s no surprise
Meeks has a problem with Caucasians, he also doesn’t like Mexicans,
Asians, and women, all of which tend to be Obama supporters.

“The word ‘minority’ from our standpoint should mean African American. I
don’t think women, Asians and Hispanics should be able to use that
title. That’s why our numbers cannot improve — because we use women,
Asians and Hispanics who are not people of color, who are not people who
have been discriminated against” http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Meeks

Reverend. Jesse Jackson -
No explanation needed for this racist!

Antoin “Tony” Rezko - 
Rezko is a known political fundraiser and real estate broker in Illinois.  Rezko has been convicted of fraud and bribery in 2008 and was also given 10 1/2 years in prison in 2011 for federal charges based on him forcing businesses to give him kickbacks in exchange for doing business with the state.  Obama has extensive ties to Tony Rezko.

Michelle Obama -
2008 was the first time she was EVER proud of this country.

Other questionable ties:
Raila Odinga – Cousin, Radical Islamist
Raul Reyes – Columbian Terrorist
Professor Khalidi – Muslim Terrorist Supporter
Reverend Louis Farrakhan – Racist Nation of Islam / Faux Preacher
Marilyn Katz, a former member of the ’60′s anti-war group SDS
Kwame Kilpatrick – Former Mayor of Detroit, convicted criminal, and racist
Hatem El-Hady, former official of the Hamas-linked charity Kindhearts

You can dig up what you want on Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, Rick Santorum, and Ron Paul, but you couldn’t assemble a list like this with all of them combined.  You may find some ties to corrupt businessmen, an affair or two and some accusations of racism, but at no time in the history of our country have we had such a list of Anti-Christian and Anti-USA, racist, criminals anywhere near the white house.

Can you justify casting a vote (or not voting) knowing you will allow this to continue?

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