Obama Wins: My Wrap Up

Posted on November 5, 2008

Congratulations to our new DeID*, as Ace of Spades has taken to calling Obama. But, buck up, little campers. Life will go on. Obama will only be able to screw so much up. With every pink cloud there is a platinum lining.

Remember, the finally tally is around 62 million to 55 million. That is not bad for a candidate that none of the conservatives wanted in the first place, who pushed many non-conservative ideals, with an almost rudderless campaign, in a year that was expected to be massively Democrat. Without SarahCuda, how bad might it have been?

What happens next? Here are my expectations for the first 2 quarters of the year

  1. Congress repeals the 2001 and 2003 tax cuts in total by, at the latest, mid-March, to take effect in 2010. They may give a slightly better tax rate for those in the bottom 2 brackets, below the $32k level. I really expect this to happen by mid -Feb. Dear Leader then signs the Bill, saying it is the will of the people. The media is strangely silent on his campaign promise about tax cuts for 95% of the people.
  2. The Fairness Doctrine is passed by April. Watch the lawsuits fly.
  3. Congress passes a resolution forcing the “redeployment” of all troops out of Iraq immediately. Obama says “OK,” throwing another campaign monicker out the window.
  4. The stock market stays down.
  5. The $500 and $1,000 checks promise never makes it out of committee. If Barry thinks he will have any control or sway over Queen Nancy or Dingy Harry, he is sorely mistaken.
  6. Energy prices start spiking again. A windfall profits tax is instituted. Prices go up more.
  7. Some sort of global warming legislation is passed. Energy prices spike more.
  8. Expect a Bill allowing the telecoms to be sued over the “domestic wiretapping” to be passed. Expect quality of service and advancement to then be affected, particularly in wireless.
  9. Obama shuts down much of the NSA programs, and to hear from whistleblowers in the small papers, Fox News, and the Washington Times. Papers such as the NY Times, Washington Times, and LA Times will poo poo the whistleblowers.
  10. The Islamist nations that were becoming at least a little bit better, more willing to talk, more willing to fight the extremists backtrack. Obama is tested, either by Syria or Iran, and fails miserably. Voting present will not work.
  11. A true amnesty bill is passed by May, just in time for Cinco de Mayo.
  12. The Leftist agenda of Obama will not appear during the first half of 2009. He will hold off on the thought of trying to appear moderate. But, his small steps, such as pre-pre-school education and changes to the healthcare and insurance industries, combined with the actions of Congress, will have even the most liberal of the MSM reintroducing the Misery Index.

What do you think will happen?

Finally, rather then write virtually the same thing, let’s let Ace say it

So Obama won. It’s not the end of the world. Everybody chill out.

1) It’s hardly a popular vote blowout. McCain kept it close in a tough anti-republican climate, and there’s a still a significant proportion of the population that’s with us, nearly 50%, in fact.

3) It’s important to remember that we’re conservatives, not liberals, or “progressives” or whatever they’re calling themselves this week.

4) Don’t give the ****tards on the left the satisfaction of seeing you all act like a bunch of hysterical schoolgirls. They’re the ones who can’t take defeat. We can take our lumps, get up, and keep fighting. We should be Happy Warriors. whose proper response to this is mockery, good humor, and hard work. We lost and election, but we’re still right, and they’re still wrong.

Anyway, it’s time to cowboy up, and get ready for the next go round.

Exactly. Life goes on. America will go on, no matter what the Democrats try and do. We as Conservatives and the country as a whole have faced tougher times, and, we and the country will survive. If you want to attack Obama, do so, but, do it on the issues. Do not get in to the type of moonbattery that the Left engaged in for 8 years. Don’t make it personal. Have fun.

And get on the butts of the GOP, force them to start fighting back, and, if not be Conservatives, at least be razor edged Republicans, rather then squishy RINO’s.

Michelle Malkin says to gird your loins. Don’t wallow or get pouty faced. I totally agree. I am going to go off to work in a bit, and it will be a day where I will be a bit down, just like when my Giants lost to Baltimore and my Devils lost Colorado. But, I was still in good spirits. Because life happens.

Powerline looks at Obama’s rise to the presidency.

Now, thank God, we can finally talk about something else other then the elections, at least for awhile. So, congratulations, President Obama, you have my backing till you prove otherwise, but, good or bad, you are the President.

Post to Twitter Tweet This Post

» Filed Under Democrats, Elections


Trackback URL

Comments

10 Responses to “Obama Wins: My Wrap Up”

  1. A Non-Partisan Reader on November 5th, 2008 12:03 pm

    The conservatives act like things are so great at the moment. Are you serious? Do you think your taxes haven’t increase under Bush? Do you think Iraq has been a success? Do you think the healthcare system is working? Do you think the world likes and respects America?

    How exactly, at the end of the most disastrous presidency in the history of this country can conservatives not look at things and wonder what went wrong? The economy’s in the toilet, terrorism is an eternal threat, people go bankrupt when they get sick, and taxes are higher than ever.

    And lest we forget, Bush’s election (and re-election) campaign made promises very similar to McCain’s. You people have your heads in the sand.

  2. William Teach on November 5th, 2008 12:37 pm

    I think my taxes have decreased. Instead of looking at the Dem talking points, why don’t you do some research, and realize that the tax rates for the brackets decreased because of the 2001 and 2003 taxation changes. Nice try.

    Iraq is going so well right now that it barely gets mentioned in any of the media. “Good news is no news,” as the saying goes.

    And, BTW, Bush is not a conservative. Not even close. But, he is a damned sight better then you leftist surrender monkeys, who will be crying out for people to save them once the full Porgressive agenda of Obama is implemented, just like is happening in Europe, as they transition away from their socialism experiments, and move more towards classical liberalism, otherwise known as conservatism.

  3. David M on November 5th, 2008 1:58 pm

    The Thunder Run has linked to this post in the – Web Reconnaissance for 11/05/2008 A short recon of what’s out there that might draw your attention, updated throughout the day…so check back often.

  4. Paul_In_Houston on November 5th, 2008 2:06 pm

    “What do you think will happen?”

    Here’s my biggest fear…

    On election day, the Ace of Spades website posted a picture of two Iraqi women, with purple-stained fingers showing they had voted in an election.

    It was a “Get Out The Vote” message, noting that whatever hardships or inconveniences YOU may experience by voting, “These women literally risked their lives to vote”.

    My first reaction to that was, “And THE ONE can hardly wait to sell them out”.

    One of my biggest worries about Obama is that his rhetoric on Iraq, and rumored comments about Israel, show an almost casual willingness to sell out allies when convenient.

    A commenter on another blog asked, “Who appointed us to be their guardians? Why is it America’s job to make sure they are safe?”

    I feel the answer is we’d rather not have the entire world as a nuclear-armed camp, based on the idea that the more countries that have these things, the greater the likelihood that some will eventually be used.

    Our alliances with these countries, to protect them, are not out of the goodness of our heart, but for what we see as our own best interests. Sell one out, and you can bet the others will sure take notice.

    It seemed that commenter was advocating, “To hell with them, let them take care of themselves!”

    Well, the problem there is they might do exactly that, and we may not be too thrilled with the results.

    If countries under threat (Taiwan, maybe South Korea, even Japan) feel reason to believe that our word is no longer any good, they’ll almost certainly feel the need for self-sufficiency in nuclear arms as the only real deterrent to someone like China. And note, those countries mentioned ALL have the necessary economic, industrial and technical wherewithal to go nuclear. All they need do is make the decision.

    Others, in the Middle East will want them to deter Iran. How about Saudi Arabia and Egypt? Maybe Libya decides that abandoning their efforts was a mistake. THOSE countries may lack the technology, but they can certainly afford to finance it.

    It could just go on and on.

    THAT, I feel, would be a very likely result of us deciding to just disengage ourselves with these countries.

    We’ve tried successfully, and for a long time, to convince others that they did not need them, because WE would provide the protection of a nuclear umbrella.

    When they decide we cannot be relied on, the whole thing unravels.

    If that commenter gets his wish, and they take care of themselves, it could get real interesting for us as well.

    Seeing that we also reside on the same planet, I think it almost impossible we would remain unaffected.

    So, standing up for our allies is not merely a nice thing to do; it makes the hardest kind of common sense.

    Simply put, we protect others in order to protect ourselves. Abandoning them, selling them out, would be an unbelievably short-sighted (as in STUPID) thing to do, and would hurt us more in the long run. No one would trust an agreement with us; and why should they, given such a record? Instead of being worth anything, our word would only be noise.

    And that would be tragic, because WE set its’ value, by our actions.

  5. Ken on November 5th, 2008 5:59 pm

    Now is the time we hold all Republican Senators feet to the fire and demand they filibuster all radical legislation. Democrats failed to get thier 60 vote majority in the Senate so we still have the filibuster to save us from extreme or vindictive legislation like the “fairness doctrine”. If Republicans play thier cards right they can wield tremendous power even with minority status and Obama as President but they need to grow spines, stop listening to the press, stop caring about being invited to Washing DC parties. If they do this and Democrats overplay thier hand (which I am confident they will do) and excite the conservative base they may fare very well in the midterm elections in two years.

  6. lu-ee on November 5th, 2008 7:21 pm

    well for one, the liberal and even supposed conservative(i.e. liberal conservative) pundits/journalists killed any chance of an OBJECTIVE & TRUTHFUL evaluation of either candidate, whether for VP or POTUS.

    i loved it when noonan said she was for palin the day or two before the election, even after she trashed palin for much of her election cycle op ed pieces. as if noonan didnt have to worry that sarah p would be in office anyway, so why not try and get back some of her readers who have since left her.

    simply astounding that noonan, parker, buckley, sullivan and G. Will would work towards the advantage of obama to get him elected by decreasing the republican & right-leaning independent vote with their hit pieces as to why Palin wasnt a good VP choice.

    yes, the liberal msm was bad enough, but to see these supposed conservatives basically trash the repub candidate was heart-breaking.

    i also guess ed koch was right: in the end the election came down to abortion. just very sad that during this election, the two groups of descriminated americans that were ONCE AGAIN dumped on by liberal democrats, liberal conservatives, and liberal republicans were aborted babies and vietnam vet pows. THEY SEEM TO BE THE 2 GROUPS OF AMERICANS THAT SIMPLY DESERVE no representation by a POTUS candidate.

    not to mention the voter fraud that the justice dept let happen in Ohio and Penn. with some of the perps even caught on tape.

    I give credit to Pres Bush for his right to life support and the war on terror, and do not think he deserve quite as low as the polls give him BUT he was not a great alround POTUS. Time will tell, but he didnt communicate his ideas well, and i for one learned to not trust him anymore to do the right thing for the USA. But i do not think obama is a better POTUS because he supposedly speak well. obama speaks. oh does he blather and blabble and babble…BUT OBAMA SAYS NOTHING. and when he says something of substance it is nt something i agree with. soooo…..

    really makes me think what the founding fathers would have thought of rigged POTUS elections, killing of the unborn, and the belittling of american pows.

    dont know of one person who didnt vote for obama who said they didnt vote for him because of his color; it was all about his wacked ideas.

    and to all the conservatives saying obama ran a great campaign, how disgusting & hypocritical, ESPECIALLY WHEN THE SAME JORNALISTS WERE PUBLISHING HOW OBAMA’S CAMPAIGN WAS SO CORRUPT AND UN-DEMOCRATIC. obama was never vetted thoroughly by the entire msm to even be put in a bad light. the msm suppressed or ignored all negative & radical inforamtion. yet this same msm did hit pieces on those who disagreed with obama. How can anyone say he ran an “honorable” campaign when he allowed all the suspicious under-$200 campaign donations? how about the illegal coordination with ACORN to promote voter registration fraud? and the suppressed vote in Penn? the hit jobs on Palin and Joe the Plumber’s backgrounds by democratic state officials? Rezko any body?? the coordination with Alaskan democrats to use the investigation into Palin as a political weapon? where was Obama’s experience of crossing party lines to solve problems in all this? It was said he is a fresh face and an upstanding politician, yet no evidence was ever brought forth to prove this.

    AND yet obama was fabricated and supported by the Daley Chicago policital machine as well as obama was friends with an African tyrant, even when said tyrant used his power to kill and mame his own people.

    liberal conservatives(yes this is now a new political term in the american political lexicon), they did quite an amount of damage.

    for all the disagreements in the democratic party primaries, dems held together. not so the liberal repubs and conserves. They worked to destroy their own candidates & party. mostly due to the VP and POTUS repub candidates not speaking like they do, nor supporting abortion.

    simply astounding.

    i will enjoy denying that obama is my president because i didnt vote for him. those republicans and supposed conservatives who did vote for him…well enjoy. I do not expect to hear ANY COMPLAINTS FROM ANY OF YOU. I also expect for you to take credit for all the “good” obama will do for this country.

    sure, i will pray for him just like any other POTUS but i dont see as MY PRESIDENT because he stands for nothing that i agree with or believe in.

    well he now has a shot to ruin america for generations folks. enjoy the monster movie. the obamination is upon us.

  7. lu-ee on November 5th, 2008 9:11 pm

    ps
    Why so serious libs? wink wink

    and for all the conservatives out there, there are some MAJOR PLATINUM LININGS:

    its real nice the ban gay marriage ballots ALL PASSED AND WON.

    Also, conservatives will be shortly making a stand against abortion in front of the US Supreme court on several key parts of the roe vs wade decision. the holes are now showing up with the decision and a repeal may happen just like the repeal of drett scott.

    and well what do we have here…affirmative action got banned too in a couple of states. yeah…traditional conservative values are sure dissappearing folks.

    And Franken’s candidacy is DOA. BAD BREATH GETS TO FADE TO BLACK FOR AWHILE.

    And i thinks its really interesting that Obama’s first day as Pres-Elect the stock market PLUNGED.

    Yes democrats certainly brought change by tanking the US treasury thru covering up the imploding sub-prime corruption at fannie and freddie with Obama as their main funded political beneficiary, and Frank’s ex-lover was the head of one of the other companies that got bailed out. a “sweatheart deal” if a ever heard on one.

    This will be a real nice horror flick to watch the ONE politician, who helped create the implosion and resultant finacial catastrophy, TRY AND SOLVE IT. Its like letting the mouse guard the cheese…”green cheese” that is.

    in regards to traditional values…it wasnt traditional values that got us into this mess; it was liberal democrats and moderate republicans who abandoned traditional values.

    so lets see liberal democrats TRY AND FIX THEIR OWN MESS.

    oh and lets hope obama and his wife CONTROL ALL THEIR SPENDING on ALL THEIR CLOTHS & PARTIES.

    ….and lets see the liberals and all of the liberal msm report on the obamas and the libs when they spend like drunken sailors.

    cheers liberal chumps. Lets see how the historians write you up when YOUR PARTY TANKS THE GOVT AND MAKES THIS WHOLE MESS WORSE! AND YOU CHUMPS GET TO TAKE CREDIT FOR IT! HERE OBAMA “FIX” “IT.”

    Why so serious libs? heh heh

    pss …and the conservatives pull out their first batches of buttered popcorn and watch with envy as the libs and dems fall on their fat overstuffed and drunken faces. you get the history you deserve.

    cheers

  8. Fiddle on November 5th, 2008 9:12 pm

    Suggest you read Daniel and Revelation, especially Revelation. Much there you will have no doubt of it’s truth in the coming days and it will be up to you to choose whether to continue with your nonsensical logic and spend a very uncomfortable eternity (called hell in that old fashioned book,the Bible:)or submit to the God of this universe who loved you enough to send His Son to take the punishment you deserved on Himself (redemption from sin through His blood)the perfect sacrifice. Saved through His righteousness and His alone

  9. MarkJ on November 5th, 2008 9:24 pm

    My prediction for an Obama presidency?

    The Right will have one set of expectations for Obama.

    The Left will have another set of expectations for Obama.

    And Obama will live up to none of them.

    “More of the same with a different name.”

  10. lu-ee on November 6th, 2008 12:50 am

    I see a fiddle plays while rome burns. typical crap played by a crap lib fake christian artist. Obama may be your savior but he is an abomination in my book. I think it would be wise for the fiddler to look for another hash bar to play in.

    obama is toast. I bet $500 he will go down as the worst president in USA history. unvetted, unprepared, unpopular, and untested. a fake and not a fact. he will be a foot note in american history. he will that moment when the republic will look back and say “well he looked like he could have been a good president” yet had not one single qualification to be one.

    the guy will be a failure and the romans will run to the gates to flee his insanity.

    he is bush 43 & clinton all wrapped up into one candidate, accept 20 yrs younger and 20 yrs more radically inept.

Leave a Reply