Liberal Media Fantacizes Of Republic Crossovers

 I always enjoy the libs when they pretend to be disaffected conservatives on the talk radio shows and the so called journalists who plant these same kind of stories in the MSM about the one or two turncoats that plan on supposedly voting for Obama this fall.

If these people are for real they were never real conservatives anyhow, as Obama is nothing near Ronald Reagan as he has been subtely trying to intimate, but that's not stopping these fantasies like the one below of millons of unfullfilled republicans turn to the dark side to push Obama into landslide land... what a joke.

Why some conservatives are backing Obama:

SF Gate "The 'Obamacans' that Sen. Barack Obama used to joke about - Republican apostates who whispered their support for his candidacy - have morphed into a new phenomenon, or syndrome, as detractors like to call it: the Obamacons.

These are conservatives who have publicly endorsed the presumptive Democratic nominee, dissidents from the brain trust of think tanks, ex-officials and policy magazines that have fueled the Republican Party since the 1960s. Scratch the surface of this elite, and one finds a profound dismay that is far more damaging to the GOP than the usual 10 percent of registered Republicans expected to switch sides during a presidential election"

"The untold story of the Bush administration is the deliberate annihilation of the Reaganite, small-government wing of the Republican Party," said Michael Greve, director of the Federalism Project at the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative think tank. "A lot of people are very bitter about it."
Many conservatives and their brethren, the free-market, socially liberal libertarians, are deeply skeptical of Obama's rhetorical flirtations with free-market ideas and view his policies as orthodox liberalism. Yet one measure of their rupture with the GOP is their open disregard for Republican nominee John McCain and their now almost-wistful view of a president the Republicans tried to impeach
"When he leaves the room, everybody thinks he just agreed with them," Greve said of Obama. "We don't know if you're really buying a pig in a poke here. It could be the second coming of the Clinton administration. If people have any confidence in that, I think a whole lot of conservatives would vote for him." continued

That is bullspit as Not a single conservative I know or know of is even contemplating voting for Obama and never would, he's a through a dn through collectivist and most true conservatives realize the ovberspending in many ways was forced by 9-11 and it's aftermath wh ich war wise is winding down as we now can realistically claim victory in Iraq and start bringing home soldiers at the end of the summer which Bush will do.

Too bad it's taken so long to reform that count7ry but the mistrust was deep and hard to win over the hearts and minds. What really sucks about this is that if Obama is indeed elected the liberals will somehow take all the credit for the hard work done during Bush's administration. Another reason to keep Bro Bama out of the White House.

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