..afraid may not be exactly the right adjective to use here, at least in my case, in regards to the question posed to the columnist featured below and what worries us about an Obama presidency. My answer to that question is a resounding "How about everything"!.
That would be my response and it would take me about a day to enumerate and post here in this blog what "everything" actually entails, and I may just have to do that once the "Obamanation" actually begins next January if Americans on the left and near the middle cannot be persuaded he is a suicide pact in progress for this great nation at this time.
The post from Townhall columnist and Chicago radio personality Sandy Rios I've posted below says it succinctly enough and I've posted it here for those who may not have yet seen it and wish to. The comments following the post are worth reading as well if you have some spare time to pass.
Why I'm Afraid of a President Barack Obama:Townhall.com::By Sandy Rios: "“What are you so afraid of?” a caller to my Chicago radio show asked. “Green” is a veteran with two sons serving in Iraq. He is adamantly against the war and adamantly for Barack Obama. Though we don’t agree on much, Green is the consummate gentlemen and his question is a good one. So I must respond.
If Barack Obama is elected President of the United States, I fear our enemies will smell the blood of weakness and rise in retaliation here and abroad. While Obama makes sweeping promises to end the war in Iraq, he never projects the consequences."Radical Islam is waging a holy war against us—and they have no intent on ending their war against the West.
Withdrawal will be perceived as surrender and the election of a president sympathetic to their cause will embolden them like nothing else. Iraq will recede into bloody, sectarian retaliatory violence. Iran will take advantage and wield new power in the region. Our military families will have the sacrifice of their loved ones rendered meaningless. And our enemies will come here.Israel will find itself alone. Europe and the British Isles, already too overrun with Islamists, will provide little defense. A future President Obama, who is a dear friend to PLO sympathizer andYasser-Arafat-apologist Rashid Kalidi, who is championed by members of Hamas in Gaza and endorsed by one of their leaders, will, I fear, not lift a finger to defend them. It is, after all, this same future president who has sat for 20 years (until recently without objection), listening to Dr. Jeremiah Wright praise Hamas and the famous Israel despiser, Louis Farrakhan. continued here
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